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“Harvard, Oxbridge, and NASA of its day”: India’s intellectual legacy and William Dalrymple’s changing perspective

Dalrymple’s latest enthusiasm is for India’s intellectual and philosophical influence on the world, particularly through Buddhism and ancient Indian universities like Nalanda.

Brisbane is bracing for floods yet again. History shows residents should remain on very high alert

As of Sunday evening, the Bureau of Meteorology warned heavy rainfall “may lead to dangerous and life-threatening flash flooding”.

Recognition for the Pacific journalism of Jemima Garrett

Garrett has spent almost 40 years reporting on the Pacific and training regional journalists.

Velu Nachiyar and Rani Mangammal: the forgotten warrior queens of India

Their remarkable lives exemplify courage, strategy, and governance, yet they remain absent from most textbooks.

More than two-thirds of organisations have a formal work-from-home policy. Here’s how the benefits stack up

Few workplace issues have drawn such heated debate as whether people should be allowed to work from home.

The morning after: here’s what to do once Cyclone Alfred has passed

So how do you stay safe while you begin the clean up and recovery? It can be helpful to have a plan of action ready, before the time comes.

Do Pacific communities in Australia earn less?

A key driver of the income gap is the lower share of high earners among Pacific migrants.

What can you do if you’ve started uni and you don’t like it?

Some come to university to pursue a passion, others to discover one, and some aren’t quite sure why they’re here.

Cyclone Alfred is bearing down. Here’s how it grew so fierce – and where it’s expected to hit

As of Wednesday, the cyclone was a category 2 and had begun moving west towards land.

Reshaping reality: climate change’s impact on Pasifika girls’ lives

50% of girls and young women from six Pacific countries surveyed as part of recent research reported missing out on school due to climate events, with 74% of surveyed girls in Tuvalu having this experience.

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World’s first limbless para-archer Payal Nag wins Archery Para Series gold in historic win

Nag’s achievement carries historic significance because she is widely regarded as the world’s first quadruple-amputee para-archer competing at elite international level.

Community groups condemn planned Khalistan protests targeting Hindu temples in Canada

In a joint statement backed by more than 30 organisations, it warned that previous protests framed as peaceful had “led to harassment, intimidation, and violence against Hindu Canadians, devotees, and temple management”.

Deportation push as US detains niece and grandniece of Iran’s top commander Qasem Soleimani

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said he had moved to terminate the pair’s legal status, adding they were now in custody pending removal proceedings.
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