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Western Sydney and the 2016 election: the battle for … the best cliché?

Politicians have focused their early attention in the campaign on “western Sydney” as they seek to display their connection to New South Wales’ fastest-growing region, writes Prof. JAMES ARVANITAKIS from Western Sydney University

Australian election campaigns are missing the masala

Australia’s election season is lacklustre compared to India’s bold political campaigns, writes SANAM SHARMA

Why as an Indian-Australian I'll be watching Sunday's Logies for the first time in years

As someone who hasn’t watched the Logies in years, I’ll tune in this Sunday to cheer on Waleed Aly and Lee Lin Chin, writes RACHAEL JACOBS of Australian Catholic University

Superannuation and smokes to fund election budget

From the migrant perspective, the news from the budget is generally good, writes PAWAN LUTHRA

Overhauling Victoria’s response to family violence

The critical Royal Commission into Family Violence Report receives community commendation, writes CARL BUHARIWALA

A tale of two cities

New Indian migrants ask PAWAN LUTHRA about which city to call home - Sydney or Melbourne?

Indian-origin diplomats in New Delhi: Australia was a trendsetter

The Australian Foreign Service initiated a multicultural presence in the western diplomatic corps long before it became the norm in India, writes RAKESH AHUJA

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