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Sikandar of what exactly? Untucked, unbothered, unwatchable Salman Khan fights crime, calories, and coherence

What hurts the most is seeing Salman so visibly uninterested. He’s not acting — he’s just there, going through the motions while chaos unfolds around him.

Dream, desire, or delusion? The muse in literature

If the muse is anything, it is a collection of those stored impressions—a reflection rather than an architect, a spark rather than the fire itself.

Melbourne’s Sruthy Saseendran sets Guinness World Record by identifying 95 airport codes in one minute

Despite facing personal and professional challenges, including job loss and family setbacks, Sruthy remained committed to her goal.

If “My Melbourne” doesn’t move you, check if you still have a heart

It is for every migrant who has ever wondered if they belong, for every dreamer who dares to carve a new path, and for every fighter who refuses to be silenced.

Reading and critique in critical humanities

Never in the history of human civilization, has one encountered this precarious condition where humanity and planetary are in a constant battle against a handful of demagogues and oligarchs.

Remakes, reboots, and revenues: Is art dying for profit?

As studios continue to prioritise profit over originality, the future of artistic expression remains uncertain.

A life of resilience, politics, and the fight for Fiji’s democracy

Harish Sharma’s autography is an emotional journey of a son, father, grandfather, and political leader who shaped Fiji politics uniquely and uncompromisingly.

From heroes to villains: The dark side of the Bildungsroman

The bildungsroman is traditionally defined as a novel that portrays the formative years of its protagonist, focusing on their psychological development and moral education.

‘Goldfish’- a complex fabric of love, gain and loss

The story is about a mother who has a strained relationship with her daughter, suffering from the early stages of dementia.

Brisbane celebrates World Hindi Day with vibrant cultural performances

Neetu Bhagotia, Consul General of India in Brisbane, inaugurated the event with a heartfelt speech in Hindi, sharing a message from Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

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Australia’s $2M Ballot Project for Bangladesh funds a non-inclusive foreign election

According to Voice of America’s Independent survey, 57% Bangladeshis supported Awami League’s return to politics, contradicting the executive decision to ban the party.

Australian music delegation heads to India as its streaming market rises to second largest

Two Australian artists, Milan Ring and Reuben De Melo, will also perform during the festival.

Trump’s slipping grip: What Pew’s numbers really say about power, fatigue and the global mood

Voter’s tolerance is declining for the leaders who govern through conflict alone. They want stability with reform, not disruption without direction.
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