Hi there,
This weekâs headlines remind us: children should be learning, laughing, growing - not merely surviving. When the smallest among us are failed, whether by war, by care, or by silence, it reflects a fracture far deeper. These stories may be hard to read, but harder still is looking away.
Letâs keep our eyes open, our hearts engaged, and our voices steady - because how we protect childhood says everything about the kind of world weâre building.

Rajni Anand Luthra
Editor, Indian Link
As ENGvIND 2025 moves to a final showdown, the series is poised for a finish as entertaining as AUSvIND 2021
Time to confuse your brain just a little:
A person approaches a secret club and hears a voice say "twelve." They respond with "six" and are let in. Another person arrives, hears "six," replies with "three," and also gains entry. The third person hears "ten," says "five," but is denied. What should they have said to get in?
Think you know the answer? It is hiding somewhere in this newsletter.
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NZ local Nikhil Ravishankar, named AirâŻNewâŻZealandâs next CEO.
Victoria University, for being officially granted a licence by the Indian government to open a full-scale campus in India.Â
The University of Queensland, on their launch of the report âUnderstanding Australiaâs Indian Communities: A Statistical Snapshotâ.
Artist Sid Pattni (Archibald finalist 2025), who launches his new exhibition 'The Act of Putting It Back Together' at Sydney's Michael Reid Gallery.Â

Sid Pattniâs debut exhibition, The Act of Putting It Back Together is a striking remix of history and selfhood. Through vivid, layered works, he transforms colonial imagery into a bold new language of identity and diaspora.
For more go to our Whatâs On Page.
Hi, weâre glad youâre still around - the answer to this weekâs riddle is: "three." The trick is to count the letters in the number. "Ten" has three letters.
Think you know which iconic movie this scene is from?
Get it right for a feature in next weekâs newsletter!
The fireworks are held on the Sydney Harbour Bridge, not at Hyde Park
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Both wholesome ways to pretend you're busy. Pick yours.
In last weekâs poll,
60% of you said wet socks are worse than getting water up your sleeve.
Canât blame you, they really do come with a free bad mood.











