How multicultural media is fighting the misinformation tide
In an era of misinformation and fragmented media consumption, trusted community voices remain one of the strongest defences against false information.
That was the message...
The young Indian engineer who followed the energy
For Jaswant Pendem, the question of energy reliability begins with something as ordinary as turning on a light.
“A light switch looks the same everywhere,...
How Raksha Parsnani found her stage at Dance Palace, Luna Park
Raksha Parsnani was sixteen when Shakira's Hips Don't Lie came out and she could not look away. She had no idea that one music...
Officer Gurudwara turns tide on water safety
Just yesterday, Australia was again reminded how quickly lives can be lost around water after the body of a missing baby was recovered, following...
Waste Queen’s Surprise: Eureka nod is ‘incredibly satisfying’
When Professor Veena Sahajwalla learnt she had been named among the 58 finalists in the 2026 Australian Museum Eureka Prizes, her first reaction was...
One building. Every service. One community doctor’s big idea
For nearly two decades, Dr Manish Bhasin has worked as a GP, seeing patients at different stages of their lives and watching their healthcare...
Nepal is thousands of kms away. In Officer, the grief is close
Arjun Chalise is one of thousands of Nepali-Australians watching helplessly as their homeland reels from devastating floods that have claimed hundreds of lives.
When Chalise...
A night of many cultures, and a new promise on languages
The Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre was alive on Saturday night with colour, conversation and the energy of hundreds of people who share a...
Abhimanyu Raj Singh: From butterflies to a Eureka Prize
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bhimanyu Raj Singh still remembers the butterflies. Growing up near Panna in Madhya Pradesh, he was walking near Panna National Park when he came...