An Australian’s love affair with India
Growing up in Melbourne and going to school in Box Hill decades ago, Sue Drummond remembers the first Indian girl she made friends with...
The kindest cut: A kidney transplant patient shares her story
Neha Mittal is not usually brave about medical tests, but she has gone to heroic lengths to brave the trials and triumphs of being...
End of an era but a new beginning for Tamil Feasts
Most stories on refugees often revolve around transit, but the story of Nirma and three of his other refugee mates from Sri Lanka is...
Sharing in the time of coronavirus
Food and sharing have become one and the same, specially more so, during the pandemic. When Jasvinder Sidhu, founder of Let’s Feed, got a...
Following the sun
There’s never a dull moment in the life of Sunod Shrestha, an actor, sportsman, graphic designer, entrepreneur—all rolled into one
Actor, model, brand ambassador for...
The Indian Sun writer awarded Judith Neilson Institute grant
Indira Laisram to research and write stories on Indian migrants and the diaspora in Victoria
Indira Laisram, a contributor for The Indian Sun, has been...
In conversation with Shoojit Sircar
Shoojit Sircar, prominent Indian film director and producer, films his character’s landscape with an eye that is at once joyful and marvellous. His latest...
Lockdown blues
Under stage three lockdown, here’s what some Melburnians are feeling
As Melbourne and some regional areas of Victoria enter stage three of lockdown just few...
Meet the three-year-old who battled a heart transplant at 6 months
Almost three years after her life-changing operation, little Aradhya, fondly called Aru, is active and full of life. But under the shadow of the...
The week that was
While the rise of COVID-19 cases has been at the forefront of news in Victoria, a look at some of the highlights from the...