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Julian Hill champions diversity and rejects politics of fear at Victorian Premier’s Multicultural Gala Dinner

“They are not marches for Australia, they are marches against Australia. I will always stand up for multicultural Australia.”

Footy sensation Jai Saxena represents a new era for Indian-Australians

Born in Melbourne to an Indian father who migrated from Delhi and an Australian-born mother of Indian heritage, Jai was immersed in the game from the time he could walk.

Truck driver Jagseer Boparai killed in horror Adelaide crash weeks before wedding

Jagseer's devastated brother, cousin and friend visited the crash site hours later, where they were seen weeping inconsolably over the tragic loss.

Speaking Urdu in Queensland parliament, Pakistani-origin MP Bisma Asif denounces reclaim Australia rally

Many others who support migration also argued that such theatrics by elected members risk fuelling negative sentiment towards migrants.

New research finds many infant food products make claims that don’t match the main ingredients

Manufacturers play on convenience and use marketing to badge foods that don’t support good health as “nutritious”.

India’s Cultural Right, Global Spotlight: The RSS at 100

After Ayodhya, many expected a replay. Bhagwat’s line instead: the RSS will not spearhead movements for Kashi or Mathura

Tarneit, Werribee and Craigieburn named among Australia’s top scam hotspots

“From fake investments to online deals, scammers are constantly adapting and using emotional triggers to exploit Australians.”

Machete attack survivor Saurabh Anand granted Permanent Residency: The Australia Today impact

Saurabh thanked The Australia Today’s Editor, Jitarth Jai Bharadwaj, for supporting him and sharing his story with Australians during his difficult time.

Extremist group SFJ backs Florida crash truck driver Harjinder Singh to raise global support and funds for Khalistan

Nearly 1,500 petitions across nine countries, reportedly by Khalistan supporters, will not affect the legal process, according to State Attorney Tom Bakkedahl.

Targeting Indian Australians is shameful: Scapegoating them won’t fix choked roads and overcrowded schools — better planning will

“March for Australia” rallies target wrong people — it’s government's failure, not migrants

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Wyndham council passes unanimous no-confidence motion against Mayor Preet Singh

Councillors noted that a newly formed “West Party” had been actively campaigning against Singh, suggesting the issue was being amplified for political gain.

Australia’s top diplomat Harinder Sidhu retires after 39 years shaping foreign policy

Ms Sidhu most recently served as DFAT Deputy Secretary for the International Security, Legal and Consular Group, a role she assumed in July 2025.

India-New Zealand trade deal to be signed today puts carpets, skills and investment in spotlight

India and New Zealand are set to sign a landmark Free Trade Agreement (FTA) today on April 27, 2026, marking a major step forward...
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