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Confluence, or a trickle?

With its limited reach and menu, the Festival of India in Australia runs the risk of not engaging with mainstream Australians. PAWAN LUTHRA writes.

What women want

The film ‘Lipstick Under My Burkha’ gets applause for its frank portrayal of female sexuality. APARNA ANANTHUNI writes.

Citizen action or vigilantism?

Unite against misrepresentation or insensitive portrayals in the media but pick your battles. PAWAN LUTHRA writes.

The changing face of the community

The new arrivals from India in Australia are tech-savvy, open to sharing experiences and eager to help each other out through a large, active online network, writes PAWAN LUTHRA.

Allow me to be Australian

Alienation and discrimination can cause at-risk youth to become fodder for radicalising forces, writes RAJ NATARAJAN.

Migrants are stopping regional areas from shrinking

Rather than being an unsettling force, international migrants are helping to provide stability to the regional Australian communities they settle in, writes EMILY LONGSTAFF.

Citizen-activist stirs India against vigilantes

The #NotInMyName protests, inspired by Delhi-based filmmaker Saba Dewan, prompted even Indian PM Modi to term the attacks as 'unacceptable'. PAWAN LUTHRA writes.

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