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Booker shortlist 2025: six novels (mostly) about middle age that are anything but safe and comfortable

This is reinforced by the Booker Prize website, which highlights the previous winner (Kiran Desai) and two previously shortlisted authors (Andrew Miller and David Szalay) on the list, while noting that all six authors have long-established literary careers.

Melbourne and Hyderabad space entrepreneurs take Australia–India collaboration to orbit through AI smart satellite

Nexus-01 is being hailed as Australia’s most advanced AI-powered satellite, showcasing next-generation on-orbit artificial intelligence.

India’s Asia Cup win becomes a tribute to its brave armed forces, Surya Kumar Yadav donates match fees

Captain of the winning team Suryakumar Yadav announced he would donate his match fees to support India’s Armed Forces and the families of victims of the Pahalgam terror attack in India.

Fiji’s acting PM joins Ram Navratri puja, celebrates Indian diaspora and women’s empowerment

Ram Navratri, observed over nine nights, honours the victory of good over evil and is a time for reflection, devotion, and cultural celebration.

“India wins again!” PM Modi celebrates team’s commanding Asia Cup victory over Pakistan

The win capped India’s unbeaten run in the tournament and their third victory over Pakistan in this edition.

From hateful graffiti to AI memes, Indian diaspora faces rising tide of prejudice and racism

The growing hostility is also seeping into the political discourse, further deepening divisions.

You’re likely not as immune to scams as you think – here’s why

Most of these scams were enabled by technology, with scammers contacting their victims either online or on the phone.

“Indian rats”: Hate graffiti targets Indo-Canadians, community calls for urgent action

CoHNA described the incident as “deeply disturbing” and said it reflects a broader pattern of intimidation and discrimination faced by Indo-Canadians.

India trashes Pakistan’s theatrics over ‘victory’ claim, calls out terror ties at UNGA

“If destroyed runways and burnt-out hangars look like victory, Pakistan is welcome to enjoy it.”

Why time in books doesn’t tick like a clock

Writers bend and fracture time in their stories, creating structures that feel closer to the workings of memory than to the ticking of a clock.

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Uber driver brutally attacked with hammer and knife in Point Cook

The father of seven had finished work about 10pm on Monday when he was reportedly chased by two hooded men in Point Cook.

29-year-old Robin stands trial over Navjeet Singh’s fatal stabbing in Melbourne

Robin allegedly attacked his housemate Shawan Singh with a kitchen knife at a rented home in Ormond, before turning on Navjeet Singh, who had intervened.

Australian farmers gain tool to measure environmental footprint

The tool allows farmers, advisers, and finance-sector partners to assess farm performance against regional benchmarks and track changes in emissions over time.
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