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Nalin Narang’s film on vision wins WHO award

  Every minute, one person in Indonesia goes blind - a staggering reality unveiled in the opening of Nalin Narang’s new film, which recently earned...

Barry O’Farrell on Four Corners report: ‘Potential damage to Ind-Aus ties’

  Pawan Luthra: What did you think of the Four Corners report 'Infiltrating India'? Barry O’Farrell: The ABC’s charter is that it should be fair and...

Four Corners’ ‘Infiltrating Australia: India’s Secret War’

A nest of spies.  Allegations of government-assisted assassinations. Infiltration of political organisations. Phone threats against individuals. A James Bond plot? No, just Four Corners...

Prof. Prathapan OAM: King’s Birthday Honours 2024

  Prof. Sabarathnam Prathapan of Lyons, Northern Territory, was recognised in the King’s Birthday Honours this year for his service to tertiary education and to...

The Chappell Foundation: Hope and a future

  When Sydney-based entrepreneur Darshak Mehta heard about the plight of a local 15-year-old girl who was refused shelter at a safe house for homeless...

Measures to end ‘Visa Hopping’: No study visa for visitors

  The Albanese Government has unveiled a series of measures aimed at curbing 'visa hopping'— a practice where temporary visa holders, particularly international students, extend...

Indian Elections 2024: A cause for optimism

  BARRY O’FARRELL, Australia’s former High Commissioner to India In June last year, my final official call as High Commissioner to India was to meet with...

Dr. Rex Prabhu: Fixing challenges in rural health

  Victoria’s Dr. Rex Prabhu has received a Public Service Medal in the King’s Birthday Honours this year. He was recognised for his exceptional contributions...

Anushka Singh wears vision like a crown

  Anushka Singh has never let her vision impairment stop her from living life to the fullest. Anushka shared her experiences in a Hindi interview with...

Women only: Indian links in King’s Birthday Honours 2024

  Niharika Hiremath OAM of Melbourne is this year’s youngest recipient in the King’s Birthday Honours. The 29-year-old mental health advocate joins two other women from...

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