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Going to the dentist is expensive…

Around one in three Australians delayed their visit to a dentist in the last financial year – or didn’t go at all – due...

Indian nurse calls for blood & stem cell donor registry

A long-time Lifeblood nurse, recently diagnosed with leukemia, has issued a personal plea for people in her local Cranbourne community and across Australia to...

Anxiety in children: Wrestling with this complex diagnosis

Imagine yourself as a 7-year-old living 300,000 years ago in a cave with your family. Every day you go out hunting with your mum...

A noble profession

A true blue Aussie follows and practices two unique Indian traditions, writes SUJITH KRISHNAN

Thanks, mum!

Meaningful and healthy gifts, like a fruit basket, can make your mum’s day very special, writes GEETA KHURANA

Are you talking to me?

How to speak clearly and precisely, to achieve better communication, writes SAROJA SRINIVASAN

Light it up for autism

Despite still being shrouded in mystery, this condition can be treated with early diagnosis, understanding, information, support and bucket loads of love, writes USHA RAMANUJAM ARVIND

The lost art of communication

Both spoken and unspoken words can lead to accidental misunderstandings, writes SAROJA SRINIVASAN

Super Seniors

RAJNI ANAND LUTHRA gets hot tips on ageing, during NSW Seniors Week

New study grapples with weight woes

Indian researcher could contribute valuable information linking eating and thinking processes, writes USHA RAMANUJAM ARVIND

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Finding Grandpa: a quest to heal generational pain

South Asian links at the Syd and Melb Writers Festivals

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