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India was right to abstain on Russia

  There aren't many forums where India finds itself on the same side as China. But on February 26, when ten member states of the...

On death and estate planning

  Waking up on Saturday 5 March to the news of Shane Warne’s untimely death was a shock to us all. As we followed his...

Ukraine crisis: Why politics and humanity must remain separate

  As sanctions continue to rain down on Russia in response to its horrific invasion of Ukraine, the world’s geopolitical climate has suddenly changed in...

Top economists say Australia needs more migrants

  Australia’s leading economists have overwhelmingly endorsed a return to the highest immigration intake on record, saying Australia should aim for at least 190,000 migrants...

#HijabRow: Where a secularist utopia ends and a divisional ghost town begins

  Despite all their tranquillity, even cemeteries have divisions: dead, reserved, overlapped and overfilled. The #hijabrow started mid-January over hijab-clad students of Pre-University College Udupi...

Indian links to a post-pandemic recovery

  Grumpy is the mood that most of Australia is in at the moment. Grumpy about the ongoing challenges with the COVID-19 virus. Grumpy about the...

Why is it okay to bend the rules?

  Like many other times during the pandemic, I recently found myself wondering about human nature and the strange, rebellious streak of rule breakers. I...
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