Mehmeh’s grandson makes theatre from her chicken curry
For Australian singer-songwriter and theatre-maker Josh Hinton, chicken curry is more than just a meal—and we’ll tell you why later. What’s also exciting is...
Ghosts, Giggles & Grief: Tenader Katha hits Dandedong this Sept
In a darkened auditorium in Dandenong this September, the living will gather to meet the dead. But not in the way you think.
Actomania, Melbourne’s...
What young Australians really want from education: The Indian Sun survey
A snapshot of young Australians' hopes, fears, and skill sets reveals a generation navigating ambition with caution
Australia’s next generation is caught between ambition and...
Satinder Chawla’s inspiring second act in Melbourne
Satinder Chawla, 67, is basking in the spotlight following the screening of his new film Ek Lamba Jeha Houka. But first, let’s talk about...
From Daughter to Son: A Mother’s unwavering support
This Mother’s Day, we spotlight a story that redefines motherhood. In a world where gender identity still carries stigma, one mother’s strength and acceptance...
Four Indian mothers share their multicultural parenting journey
As Mother’s Day approaches on 11 May, we reflect on the unique journeys of mothers raising children in multicultural Australia. Being a mother in...
Anzac Day: Indian veterans march with pride in Melbourne
As with every Anzac Days, Indian Army veterans in Australia have taken part in in the annual parade—a solemn march beginning at Federation Square,...
Bridging Cultures: Susanne Gervay’s literary journey with India
About a decade ago, Susanne Gervay OAM, visited India to speak at the University of Delhi and to participate in an international conference between...
How Sruthy cracked the Guinness World Record for airport codes
In 2012, while in Kerala, India, Sruthy Saseendran dreamt of entering the Guinness Book of World Records. Inspired by her friend, Prijesh Kannan, who...
International Women’s Day: The uneven voices
As International Women’s Day (IWD) approaches each year in Australia, a familiar feeling arises—a sense that representation in events across the country remains uneven.
This...