He left Hyderabad with a commerce degree and the ordinary hopes of a migrant seeking stability overseas. Nearly three decades later, his name became linked to one of the most confronting acts of extremist violence Australia has seen in recent years.Read More
A deep dive into the Bondi Beach terror attack: who the attackers were, their ISIS-inspired links, the Indian students injured, and how Australia plans to respond.Read More
A disturbing incident recently unfolded in the Para Hills suburb of Adelaide, where a man of Indian origin was caught squatting on the roadside in a public space, an act that was recorded and widely shared on social media. The footage, showing a local resident confronting the man on camera, quickly became viral and ignited […]Read More
Australia has leapt into a groundbreaking era in space technology, thanks to a Melbourne-based startup founded by visionary Indian-origin entrepreneurs. Akula Tech’s launch of the Nexus-01 satellite, the nation’s first AI-powered smart satellite, signals a major technological and multicultural milestone for both Australia and its vibrant Indian-Australian community. Just three years ago, Preetham Akula set […]Read More
A fatal carbon monoxide gas leak at Haveli Indian Restaurant in Riverstone, western Sydney, left the city’s Indian and migrant community in shock last week. The incident, which occurred in a bustling commercial strip, tragically killed 25-year-old cleaner Shiva Khatri and hospitalised seven people, including five police officers who were overcome while attempting a rescue. The leak happened within the kitchen and basement area, exposing victims to “extremely high” levels of the deadly gas before emergency evacuations took place.Read More
Navya Nair, a beloved Malayalam actress, found herself at the centre of a biosecurity storm in Australia after being fined AUD 1,980 at Melbourne Airport for carrying an undeclared jasmine garland—commonly known as a gajra—while arriving for Onam celebrations. The incident ignited conversation within the Indian-Australian community, highlighting the real consequences of Australia’s rigorous quarantine laws and the importance of cultural sensitivity when crossing bordersRead More
The Liberal Party's relationship with Australia's Indian community has been severely tested following controversial comments by former frontbench senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price, who falsely claimed that Labor was prioritising Indian migrants to bolster electoral support. Despite widespread condemnation from community leaders and political colleagues, Price's refusal to issue a direct apology ultimately led to her removal from the Coalition frontbench by Opposition Leader Sussan Ley, highlighting the delicate balance between political rhetoric and multicultural relations in contemporary Australia.Read More
Located in Cleveland, a suburb of Brisbane, the old Cleveland Courthouse dates back to the 1850s and is one of the region's oldest surviving government buildings. Originally serving as a magistrates’ court and later a police station, the courthouse has borne witness to more than a century of legal, civic, and community affairs.Read More
Heading off on holiday is exciting, but proper preparation can make or break your travel experience. In today's digital age, apps can simplify every aspect of your trip, from packing and planning to navigation and communication. Here’s a digital packing list highlighting some of the best Australian-focused apps to ensure your holiday goes smoothly.Read More
In a landmark decision reflecting the multicultural ethos of Australia, the federal government has pledged AU$8.5 million towards the establishment of the nation’s first mainstream Hindu school. Named the Sanatan School, this pioneering institution will be located in the northwest suburbs of Sydney and is scheduled to open its doors by 2027. The Sanatan School […]Read More
