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Main Vaapas Aaunga: A Story of Unspoken Grief
4–6 minutesMain Vaapas Aaunga Review: Imtiaz Ali, Naseeruddin Shah and Diljit Dosanjh Turn Partition Grief Into Unforgettable Cinema.
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Melbourne Maths Teacher Sunil Sharma Murdered Over $800K Property In India, Brother Among Those Arrested
2–3 minutesFour people — including the victim’s own brother and sister-in-law — have been arrested over the murder of Melbourne maths teacher Sunil Sharma in India.
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Aussie supermarket giant ALDI has pulled a range of bathroom mats from sale after an outcry in the Hindu community.
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The 5,000-Year-Old Sari Dressed Lady Gaga, A Cannes Red Carpet And A Pink Rebellion. Now It’s In Australia
4–6 minutesThe Offbeat Sari, currently showing at Bunjil Place in the Melborne suburb Narre Warren and free to enter, is built around that idea of the sari’s multi-faceted personality.
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Australia Teams Up With Cricket Legend Kapil Dev To Tackle Mental Health In Indian Schools
2–3 minutesAustralia Partners With Cricket Legend Kapil Dev’s Charity to Boost Mental Health in Indian Schools
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This Tamil Kid From Melbourne Is Going To The FIFA World Cup: Nishan Velupillay Named In Australia’s Squad
3–5 minutesNishan Velupillay from Melbourne becomes first Tamil player at a FIFA World Cup after he was named to Australia’s squad.
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Australia’s home values flatlined in May – Sydney and Melbourne house prices are falling, Perth is up.
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The Best South Asian Shows In Australia This June – Shreya Ghoshal, Temple Of Desire, Sydney Film festival
3–4 minutesJune in Australia, especially on the east coast, means shorter days, heavier jackets and the quiet urge to stay indoors. But it's also a time to catch up on shows, and this winter there's a strong South Asian events calendar spread across Sydney and Melbourne — ranging from classical dance to documentary cinema to a…
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From a Melbourne filmmaker’s secret house deposit to the first Rohingya film ever made – South Asian films at the Sydney Film Festival you shouldn’t miss.
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Melbourne Maths Teacher Sunil Sharma Vanishes On India Trip As Daughter Fears Kidnapping, Uncle Flees City
2–3 minutesMelbourne maths teacher Sunil Sharma has been missing from the northern Indian state of Punjab for nearly a week.
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Kiwifruit Boss Tarun Gautam Charged An Indian Migrant $23K Just To Get A Job. Now He’s Been Fined $40K
3–4 minutesAn Indian-origin New Zealand horticulture director has been fined $40,000 after five Indian migrant workers sued him.
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‘Hard To Imagine Modern Australia Without The Indian Community,’ Says PM Anthony Albanese
3–5 minutesPrime Minister Anthony Albanese uses All India Business Council milestone and Question Time to celebrate Indian diaspora — and take aim at the Opposition.
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A 22-year-old Pakistani international student working an Uber shift to support his family back home was among three people killed in a late-night crash in Sydney’s south.
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A Celebrated Melbourne Chef Is Opening His Dream Sri Lankan Restaurant — On Chapel Street
3–4 minutesMelbourne Chef Gayan Pieris Is Opening His Dream Sri Lankan Restaurant Agnii On Chapel Street.
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Dr Nikhil Autar, the 2024 NSW Young Australian of the Year and disability advocate has died, aged 32.
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Australia Bans Private Colleges From Offering New Courses For International Students For 12 Months
4–5 minutesAustralia has temporarily banned private colleges and training providers from entering the international student market or adding new courses, in a 12-month freeze.
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Measles is circulating in Australia again — and health authorities say many people don’t know they’re at risk.
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Sydney’s Khukuri Nepali Restaurant fined $37,500 after Salmonella outbreak linked to kitchen
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Indian Man Charged In Brisbane Bust Over $7M Tobacco Money, Fake Visa Docs, $70k Cash Seized
4–5 minutesAFP charged an Indian national for allegedly funnelling more than $7 million from an illicit tobacco syndicate through his bank account — all while living unlawfully in Brisbane, Australia.
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Two Arrested After Budding Sydney Cricketer Muhammad Kashif Drowns In Royal National Park Crash
2–3 minutesNSW Police have arrested two people after a 20-year-old Sydney-based cricketer of Pakistani origin Muhammad Kashif died in a car crash in the early hours of Wednesday.
