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Sanatan Sangam 2026: Registrations open 20 February for Bageshwar Dham’s Sydney Opera House spiritual gathering

Organisers have encouraged devotees and community members to register early due to strong expected demand.

LMExams unveils AI-ready paperless handwritten exam platform, marks 12M digital assessments milestone at ATEM conference

It supports in-person, remote and hybrid delivery, and is designed to operate in power- and bandwidth-constrained settings.

Hari Charcha: Australia wide spiritual discourse series with Indresh Upadhyay

Hari Charcha welcomes people from all walks of life—from lifelong practitioners of Bhakti Yoga to those simply curious about Indian spiritual traditions.

Wyndham’s Wimba Ward: Satish Patel Aims to Foster Cultural Harmony and Social Change in Election Bid

From volunteering with non-profit organisations to helping asylum seekers and refugees find jobs and housing, his contributions reflect his commitment to supporting diverse communities

How Ankur Patel created Fruit World Business Empire: A Story of Determination, Community, and Growth

“We have changed perceptions. The same vendors in the market now make special coffee for me when I am there for early morning meetings.”

Lassi Waves: Bringing Traditional Indian Flavours to Melbourne’s Beverage Scene

“The vision is to redefine the beverage experience by bringing the rich heritage of Indian culture to the forefront."

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Migrant worker exploited for seven years in domestic servitude as wage theft investigation uncovers millions

Across Australia, the $13.5 million program, run by the Department of Home Affairs, has uncovered millions in unpaid wages, threats of visa cancellation, and cases of modern slavery.

One Nation just a seat away from toppling Liberals as South Australia opposition

Thomas’s win delivers One Nation a fourth seat in the House of Assembly and contributes to a total of seven representatives across both chambers — a notable increase for a party that has traditionally occupied the political fringes in South Australia.

‘Evil voices’ in head drove accused to vandalise historic Fiji Hindu temple, court hears

The vandalism sparked outrage across Fiji when it occurred last July.
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