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Ambika Vishwanath, Maitri fellow, on why climate change is now a security issue

Ambika Vishwanath For Ambika Vishwanath, the link between climate and security did not begin in a policy paper or a conference room. It began in...

Cities are making it rain more – but not as much as scientists thought

Cities experience more rains After another spell of wet weather along Australia’s east coast, with storms, heavy rain and flash flooding across Sydney and parts...

From trash to treasure: How eucalyptus bark can reduce pollution

eucalyptus bark reduces pollution Every year, tonnes of eucalyptus bark are stripped off trees, dumped, burned or left to rot as forestry waste. But researchers...

‘Ebullient leadership’ can lift your workers out of the doldrums and increase productivity

Social lunches, office trivia, even the odd dress-up day might sound like time-wasting at work. But our research suggests ebullient leadership, which involves promoting relaxed interactions...

Kash Patel: the first ever Indian-American FBI Director

In a historic milestone for the Indian-American community, Kashyap “Kash” Patel has been nominated as the next Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation...

COP29: Developing countries left scrambling to meet climate goals

Despite objections by developing nations, including India, expressing dissatisfaction with the New Collective Quantified Goal (NCQG) owing to its "paltry size", the COP29 Presidency...

Ashak Nathwani: Defeating Mr CO2 and building carbon-conscious homes

Combating climate change requires innovative solutions. A new book by Dr Ashak Nathwani AM, Defeating Mr CO2: Energy Saving Guide to Achieving Net Zero...

Saving the Spotted Handfish: Dr Gunjan Pandey

AC/DC’s track Walk All Over You and the Spotted Handfish are a match made in metaphor. The quirky trait of "walking" rather than swimming makes...

Victoria’s politicians curry favour with South Asian voters

The political relevance of the Indian-Australian community requires no understating, particularly in Victoria, which has the largest and fastest growing Indian community in the...

View from America: Perspectives on Trump’s (re-) election

The 2024 U.S. presidential election has stirred diverse reactions among Indian and American citizens residing in the US. In Indian Link interviews, a panel...

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