A groundbreaking new study reveals that human-induced global warming over the past century has significantly increased rainfall variability across 75% of the Earth’s land area, with Australia, Europe, and eastern North America being particularly affected. This research, conducted by Chinese scientists and the UK Met Office, was published in the journal Science and provides the...Read More
For Australians awaiting surgery in the public healthcare system, the waiting period can be akin to a game of chance, with the outcome often hinging on your geographical location. Recent data exposes a startling disparity between states, revealing that where you live could significantly impact how long you’ll wait for that crucial operation. While healthcare...Read More
In a world rapidly transformed by globalisation, the preservation of cultural heritage has never been more vital. For the Indian diaspora in Australia, community centres have emerged as significant hubs that foster cultural preservation and facilitate intercultural dialogue. This article explores the pivotal role that Indian community centres play in preserving and promoting Indian culture...Read More
India, the land of diversity and innovation, has once again captured the world’s attention with its remarkable achievement in space exploration. The Chandrayaan mission, launched by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), has marked a significant milestone in India’s journey to the moon, showcasing its scientific prowess and ambition. In this article, we delve into...Read More
One of the oldest first-time mothers in the world gave birth in India recently. Jivunben Rabari is an astonishing 70 years of age. Her husband, Maldhari, is 75. Their baby boy, still unnamed, was born to the proud new parents through IVF, which is extraordinary given her age. And while Rabari does not have documentation...Read More
Australia has failed to deliver on its promise so far to vaccinate most of the population. And it is shaping up to be the most significant policy failure in the last decade or two. There are three key ways to measure the success of a public policy, and when it comes to the distribution of...Read More
Regarded as the most expensive coffee globally, the Kopi Luwak has a long and illustrious history. However, this coffee is not your conventional coffee. It is excreted by Civets! Civets are cat-like mammals, and these mammals produce this coffee through excrement. This may sound strange and mysterious, yet it is true. A cup of the...Read More
We live in an era of globalisation. The spread of information, products, technology, and jobs across cultures and national borders is swift and imperative. In economic terms, it refers to the interdependence of global nations and free trade. International boundaries have blurred as nationalities mingle freely; all these reasons are why COVID has been a...Read More
Harris Park, within Parramatta and on the fringes of western Sydney, has been the focal point of racial tension in recent times. Harris Park, which houses a large Indian and Hindu population, has witnessed unprovoked attacks on people with ethnic backgrounds. A recent attack on a group of Sikh men was particularly alarming. The Sikh...Read More
It is a dismal situation for temporary visa holders in India who are unable to go back to Australia. Many had left in a state of flux and now have to wait in anticipation. The rising number of COVID-19 cases in India is a matter of concern as it is now among the top five...Read More
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