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Punjabi music superstar Karan Aujla warmly welcomed in Australia after visa drama delays tour

The visa delay reportedly arose after Australian immigration officials sought additional evidence and reportedly identified Aujla as a “person of interest”.

Taxila Isn’t Pakistani — Any More Than Troy Is Turkish!

Not too long ago, Timothy Kane, Australia's High Commissioner to Pakistan, stood in Taxila and wrote: "Walking through #Taxila, it's impossible not to be...

Award-winning Jewish filmmaker’s documentary on antisemitism rejected by Australian public broadcasters and film festivals

“They don’t see us, or they don’t care about us, or our story conflicts with the narrative.”

Guess which 3 countries have won the most Miss Universe & Miss World crowns?

For decades, Miss Universe and Miss World, have been widely regarded as the world’s two most prestigious international beauty pageants. While dozens of nations...

Australian zoologist Hugh Tyndale-Biscoe recalls Kashmiri mentor Samsar Chand Kaul who inspired his love of nature

Award-winning Indian journalist Aditya Raj Kaul recently shared an interview in which Tyndale-Biscoe recalled Master Samsar Chand Kaul, Kaul’s great-grandfather, who was “like an uncle” to him as a boy in Kashmir more than 90 years ago.

New book preserves the remarkable history of Hindu temple in Fiji

The History of Hanuman Garhi, Waiqele Labasa, written by Vasudev Maharaj, was launched at Gopal Sadhu Hanuman Garhi Mandir in Waiqele, Labasa, with devotees, community members and elders attending the event.

No human voice, no chart hit: ARIA cracks down on AI-generated music in Australia

Artists will still be able to use AI as a supporting production tool, provided human creativity remains at the heart of the finished recording.

Academy Award winner Brie Larson’s new Hollywood blockbuster brings $21.5m boost and 635 jobs to Victoria

Skeletons, produced by J.J. Abrams and directed by JT Mollner, is in the final stages of production at the former Neighbours studio in Nunawading.

Australian Indigenous and Indian artisans unite to preserve 70 cultural designs through woodblock printing

The project, known as Karri-djarrk-durrkmirri — meaning “we work together” in Kuninjku — brought together two women-led creative organisations separated by thousands of kilometres but connected through a shared commitment to preserving cultural heritage.

Perth theatre group Rangmanch brings Indian classic ‘The Mystic Lamp’ to stage in Hindi and English

The group previously staged productions including Byomkesh Bakshi and Jallianwala Bagh, which received strong support from Perth audiences.

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Crisafulli’s US Mission: California agreement, critical minerals and AI investment

Queensland Premier David Crisafulli has wrapped up a five-day visit to the United States aimed at strengthening economic, investment and strategic ties between Queensland...

NSW turns to India as $7 billion trade relationship set to grow

The NSW Government has wrapped up its first trade mission to India, opening new opportunities for NSW businesses, investment and jobs in one of...

Giorgia Meloni becomes the longest continuously serving Prime Minister of the Italian Republic

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has made history, with her government becoming the longest continuously serving government in the history of the Italian Republic. Meloni’s...
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