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‘I will not stop looking for Rishabh until the day I die,’ says Sarada Viswanathan

nepal floods search Pawan Luthra: It has now been 14 days since the devastating floods in Nepal and there's still no news of Lakshmi, Sreedharan,...

South Asian Students shine at Vic Parliament Prize 2026

In a rare hat trick, South Asian students have dazzled the competition at the Victorian Parliament Prize 2026, taking out first place in all...

Premier Chris Minns on NSW-India trade relations: “India has options. We’re going to have to work at it.”

Premier Chris Minns India Pawan Luthra: Premier Chris Minns has just returned from India with deals, new partnerships and plenty of optimism about the future...

Who's got the look

The past few weeks have seen many celebs flaunt their style sense - or the lack of it. EMILY ITEE DEWAN plays fashion cop

Healing hands for troubled eyes

In this column, we look at the vocations in which members of our community are involved. This month, ANAGHA JOSHI tells us about her work in optometry, especially as it opens pathways for social justice

Exploring the history of yoga

Experts and academics discuss the effects of yoga on the body, soul and even culture

From illness to wellness, the yoga way

Practitioners perform asanas, meditation and much more on International Day of Yoga. SIMMI SINGH writes

Discovering the healing power of yoga

Enthusiasts come together to celebrate International Day of Yoga in Fitzroy. EMLY ITEE DEWAN writes

My high school life

The zoo, the athletics carnival… and a bit of soldering. ANANYA WAKHARE writes.

India's Kidambi Srikanth enters Australian Open semis; Saina, Sindhu bow out

India's top-ranked shuttler Kidambi Srikanth made it to the semi-finals of the Australia Open Super Series after defeating fellow Indian B Sai Praneeth in Sydney.

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Menaka Thomas weaves heritage through music

‘Laila is Missing’: Theatre for multicultural classrooms

Geetanjali Shree: Beyond the borders of the page

35 years in perfect harmony: Melb’s Bharatalaya Academy

Menaka Thomas weaves heritage through music

‘Laila is Missing’: Theatre for multicultural classrooms

Geetanjali Shree: Beyond the borders of the page

35 years in perfect harmony: Melb’s Bharatalaya Academy

India in Australia

‘I will not stop looking for Rishabh until the day I die,’ says Sarada Viswanathan

South Asian Students shine at Vic Parliament Prize 2026

Premier Chris Minns on NSW-India trade relations: “India has options. We’re going to have to work at it.”

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