Tariffs could make America Stuck Again. Protecting American industry is commendable, but in an interconnected world, collaboration and strategic partnerships are key to lasting success.
US deports the first batch of Indians via military aircraft amid Trump’s immigration crackdown, a week before Prime Minister Modi’s visit.
Sydney artist Kirthana Selvaraj, whose mural honouring the Matildas was unveiled at Accor Stadium yesterday.
Melbourne chef and owner of Enter Via Laundry restaurant, Helly Raichura for the launch of her book The Food of Bharat.
Sydney entrepreneur Robin Khuda, who broke a record this week for donations by giving $10 million to the University of Sydney for women in STEM.
What’s on this month? Art. Theatre. Music. Literature. Stand-up. Community. Whatever your poison, there’s something for you.
Tabla virtuoso Maharshi Raval is banging on kitchen utensils this weekend! Check him out as he joins other percussionists in the intercultural Nazri (The Ritual). The show is based on the idea that cooking is a ritual that goes beyond mere sustenance, becoming an expression of compassion, unity, and shared humanity.
For this and other events happening around you, head to our What’s On listings.
Indian-American poet, artist and activist Alok Vaid-Menon on the shifting landscape of trans rights worldwide, and using their upcoming stand-up show Hairy Situations to invite reflection, dialogue, and deeper understanding.
They said working from home would be a dream—flexible hours, comfy clothes, no commute. They forgot to mention the distractions, the endless chores, and the struggle to switch off!
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