What the growing number of Indian-origin candidates in Australian elections tells us about changing demographics
Here’s a little something to mess with your brain this week:
How many Easter eggs can you put in an empty basket?
Think you know the answer? It’s hiding somewhere in this newsletter—keep scrolling and see if you can spot it! 👀
US allies face unexpected tariffs, straining long-held trade relationships and economic partnerships, and giving China a window of opportunity
It’s raining Indian comics at the Melb International Comedy Festival, and in the upcoming Sydney version. Here are Raul Kohli, Guneet Kaur and Advait Kirtikar.
Dr Angraj (Raj) Khillan MBBS, MD, MIAP, FRCPCH (UK), FRACP has been appointed Deputy Chair of Victoria’s Multicultural Business Ministerial Council.
Dr Angeline Achariya has become a member of Victoria’s Multicultural Business Ministerial Council
Sydney’s buzzing this weekend! The 37th Australian Sikh Games (April 18–20) brings 3,500+ athletes with food, culture, and fierce competition to the Crest Sporting Complex!
For more go to our What’s On Page.
Written in collaboration with an all South Asian writers' room, Urvi Went to An All Girls’ School distils the quintessential 2010s Australian selective school experience in all its flat-iron-hair and MSN glory. But this time, it’s from the eyes of a brown teenager.
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Think you know which iconic movie this scene is from?
We saw Easter on the calendar so here’s a scene with a little egg hidden in plain sight.
Get it right for a feature in next week’s newsletter!
Yay, thanks for sticking around! And the answer to the riddle is: Only one - after that, it’s not empty anymore.
It's our mother sport.
🍭 This or That 🌶️
And no, you can’t have both.
Unless you're dipping gulab jamuns in hot sauce. In which case, please seek help.
P.S. The people have spoken - or rather, mumbled it from under a blanket.
“Five more minutes of sleep” won last week’s poll with 83.33%, leaving “One more episode” in the dark.
