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Repatriation or political theatre? How the return of stolen artefacts can distort history

The decision to return the Cham artefacts to Cambodia, and to exclude Vietnam and Laos, highlights how contemporary politics shape our understanding of cultural heritage.

Harjinder Singh’s deadly Florida crash forces Trump to put brakes on “dangerous” foreign truck drivers

California, where illegal immigrant Harjinder Singh was granted a CDL despite failing both an English test and a traffic sign assessment, was singled out as the worst offender with more than a quarter of non-domiciled CDLs reviewed in the state had been improperly issued.

Asst. Minister Matt Thistlethwaite joins community leaders at site of $5.5 million ‘House of India’ in Greater Springfield

During the visit, officials toured the site and outlined the vision for the project, which is supported by a $5.5 million Labor election commitment aimed at fostering multiculturalism and community engagement in the region.

Cricket legend Ashwin joins Sydney Thunder as Big Bash League eyes growing Indian diaspora

“Perhaps most excitingly, Ashwin’s connection with the rapidly growing Indian diaspora in Western Sydney will inspire a new wave of members and fans to join the Thunder Nation.”

Brisbane to host “Run for Viksit Bharat 2025” celebrating India’s vision of self-reliant future

The Indian diaspora in Brisbane is eager to support this vision, using the run to strengthen cultural ties, foster collaboration, and showcase its enduring connection to India’s future.

India’s INS Kadmatt arrives in Australia after Pacific deployments

Indian Navy Ship Kadmatt, an indigenously built Anti-Submarine Warfare Corvette, has arrived at the port of Cairns for a scheduled operational turnaround.

Australia signs deal to tap booming $16.5b Indian organic food market

India’s organic market was worth nearly $2.9 billion in 2024 and is forecast to soar by 20 per cent annually to reach $16.5 billion by 2033 — creating a lucrative opening for Australian producers.

‘Your countries are going to hell’: Trump’s UN speech explained by an expert

Eight decades after its founding in the wake of the second world war, it is not a good time for the UN.

“Abused and weaponised”: Spender criticises anti-immigration rhetoric, Price defends grassroots views

"My mum taught me to stand up for myself and multiculturalism… No Australian can make me feel like a stranger in my country.”

Indian and Chinese visitors push Victoria tourism to record $43.7 billion

Victoria led all states in visitors, nights, and expenditure from the Indian market, with spending up a staggering 78.9 per cent compared to last year.

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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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