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India in Australia

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  Migration is a perennial flashpoint in Australian politics. Politicians frequently woo migrant communities - while stoking the fears of the wider electorate. Fear of migrants...

How second-gen Indian-Australians see Jacintagate and its fallout

  Two weeks after its making, the fallout from Senator Jacinta Price’s tirade against Indian migrants continues. The Liberal Party has finally begun damage control,...

CAIR Maitri grant program reopens for 2025-26

  The Centre for Australia-India Relations’ (CAIR) Maitri grant program will return for its fourth iteration, with applications closing in early November. The Government of Australia...

Avisha Sharma is among the youngest accepted into Mensa

  When three-year-old Avisha Sharma emerged from an hour-long intelligence test, her parents Amit and Anubha were holding their breath. Would she have managed to sit...

Victorian Multicultural Review promises major overhauls for social cohesion

  Multicultural Victoria, a grant values clause, and a whole-of-government strategy are just three of the major actions announced today with the release of the...

Hey Senator Price, here’s how Indian Australians really voted

  There’s been a lot of half-truths and misinformation about Indian Australians bandied around as of late. As Australia’s fastest growing migrant group, we proudly...

“Does Jacinta Price have so little faith in the electoral process?”

  Pawan Luthra, Indian Link CEO has spoken on ABC News today, calling for an official apology from Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price. "I’d like to ask...

Julian Leeser apologises “unreservedly for Jacinta Price’s remarks”

  Co-chair for the Parliamentary Friends of India, Julian Leeser talks to Pawan Luthra about his disgust at the anti-immigration rallies, the need for tougher...

Urvi Majumdar: My dad, in his own words

‘My dad, in his own words’ is a series paying tribute to our fathers, ahead of Father’s Day. We asked children to interview their...

Varsha Yajman: “Youth voices matter, we come with urgency”

  At just 23, Varsha Yajman has already established herself as one of Australia’s strongest youth voices in climate activism. Currently working as a full...

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