Casting call: Opera Australia is seeking 1x female actor, 5x male actors and 2x male dancers of South-East Asian backgrounds for their new production of The Pearlfishers To be directed by Michael Gow. His production will play in the Joan Sutherland Theatre, Sydney Opera House throughout the months of January through March. […]
Brett Lee and Tannishtha Chatterjee in unIndian (Pics by Kate Ryan) 7 October 2015: Cricket superstar and actor, Brett Lee showcased Sydney and its attractions to Australian and Indian travellers with the release of his new film, unINDIAN, a romantic comedy filmed exclusively in […]
By Neeru Saluja It’s been a long wait to watch the film UnIndian, but all worth it! A year ago the Indian Down Under was […]
Minister for Ageing John Ajaka today announced the launch of a new grants program providing $4 million dollars over four years for innovative projects that support healthy ageing. The grants deliver another NSW Government election commitment that makes a positive difference to the lives of older people across NSW. The Liveable Communities Grants will […]
THE price, quality and seasonality of Australia’s food is increasingly being affected by climate change with Australia’s future food security under threat, a ground-breaking report by the Climate Council has revealed. Australia’s food supply chain is highly exposed to disruption from increasing extreme weather events driven by climate change with farmers already struggling to […]
Capt. Abhimanyu with Santram Bajaj By Vijay Badhwar A large delegation from India, comprising of 13 state finance ministers and their representatives, visited Sydney and Canberra on 27-30 September to meet their counterparts in Australia to learn first-hand from their experiences on Goods and […]
DO you know someone who is new to Australia who has made an outstanding contribution to the community that deserves to be recognised and celebrated? The New Australian of the Year Awards recognise the important contributions of migrants and refugees in Australia. Established in 2014 by the Australia Day Council (Victoria) Inc, the awards […]
By Manju Mittal ”˜Sahara’, an Indo-Fijian film based on indian Fijian farmers who were evicted out of their farms after the coup and their struggle to survive, was screened at Casula Powerhouse Art Centre on long weekend Saturday October 3, 2015. It has been produced and directed by […]
By Manju Mittal It was a historic long weekend in October for the Hindu Community in Sydney. Up to a hundred enthusiastic devotees with determination, faith and devotion congregated to participate in 65km walk for the annual event Pada Yatra -Westmead Sri Murugan temple to Helensburgh Sri Venkatershwara temple. It is a Hindu […]
“Hontho se chu lo tum mera geet amar kar do” By Manju Mittal Ghazal is a soothing poetic form consisting of rhythmic verses where the heart touches the soul. A legend by the name of Jagjit Singh was crowned “King of Ghazal” by millions of his ghazal […]