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Abhi’s Kumar Mahadevan wins Legend Award

  He’s a purist - the kind of chef who won’t offer mild, medium, or hot versions of his dishes, convinced that to adjust the...

Ritika Skand Vohra: reimagining Katran for Melb Fashion Week

  Textile artist Ritika Skand Vohra remembers the garments passed down from her mother and grandmother. “I've realised I miss some clothes or objects that I...

Diwali in Kerala: A quiet affair

  As a Malayali kid growing up in Australia, I despaired at the fact that Diwali, the one celebration that seemed to be recognised by...

Saanjh Malhotra: A third-generation Indian on Diwali

  Six-year-old Saanjh Malhotra has been talking about Diwali for weeks. Every afternoon on the way back from school, he spots neighbours hanging fairy lights...

Support for immigration dips, but social cohesion steady

  Attitudes towards immigration levels have reached a new low according to the 2025 Scanlon Foundation Mapping Social Cohesion report, published today. AT A GLANCE 51%...

Celebrate India’s Fed Square Diwali hits different in 20th year

  Celebrate India’s Arun Sharma says they hadn’t imagined drawing a crowd of 25,000 when they hosted the first Fed Square Diwali in 2006. Even...

Rajnath Singh in Australia: Boosting defence ties in Indo-Pacific

  India’s Defence Minister Rajnath Singh is in Canberra for high-level talks with his Australian counterpart and Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles, marking a crucial...

Swagata Sen : Championing South Asian stories at Cricket NSW

  Joining Cricket NSW as its first community communications specialist, Swagata Sen had no roadmap - just a brief: tell stories that bring more people...

Racial hatred complaint lodged against Hindu Council of Australia

  According to a report in The Guardian this week, the Australian Human Rights Commission has received a complaint against the Hindu Council of Australia...

Aunties Fund has their back

  “We need a cast of thousands to tackle the crisis of domestic and family violence,” believes Indu Balachandran, one of the six co-founders of ‘Aunties...

Sydney’s Assamese community bids farewell to Zubeen Garg

  It may have been a bright spring afternoon, but for the gathered Assamese community, the air was heavy with grief and remembrance. sydney tribute...

How socioeconomic discontent is reshaping South Asia

  It took just under 48 hours for Nepal’s government to be razed to the ground, the flame-eaten parliament building, a literal manifestation of a...

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