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Jacintagate from Gen Z's POV | Humanity above division | Can we ignore migration ? | Far-right extremism | Arundhati Roy book review
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18 Sep • Estimated Reading Time: 8 minutes
 Rajni Anand Luthra Editor, | It’s well and truly a Taylor Swift moment. Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh is heading to Australia - and the buzz is real. Not just in English, but in Punjabi headlines too, proof of how deeply this resonates. For a community bruised by anti-migration protests, it’s more than a concert. It’s pride, belonging, and visibility. Look beyond the politics of migration for a moment, and see it as music, languages, and cultures that make Australia sing in more than one voice. And right now, Diljit’s turning the dial way up. Anyone keen to track that private jet once it enters Australian airspace? |
How second-gen Indian-Australians see Jacintagate and its fallout: A new generation finds its voice.
The past weeks have shaken the Australian-Indian community. But there’s one threat we’re not talking about enough. KHUSHAAL VYAS |  |
What it will take for societies to move beyond division, anger, and fear - and to confront the shared rejection of humanity that fuels them. S RAJA GOPALAN |  |
Migration is Australia’s quiet superpower. The question is not whether we can afford it, but whether we can afford to ignore it. PAWAN LUTHRA |  |
Melbourne’s Krushnadevsinh Ravalji who won the Young Business Person of the Year award at the 2025 Wyndham Business Awards.
Sydney's Anusha Thomas who has been cast in The Lucky Country musical.
Melbourne’s Shabana Azeez who starred in The Pitt which won the Primetime Emmy award for Best Drama Series.
Melbourne’s Mitu Bhowmick Lange AM and the team behind the Indian Film Festival of Sydney, which is returning after a COVID-induced hiatus for its' 11th edition.
Roy’s memoir Mother Mary Comes to Me seems to be the writer’s attempt to preserve a key constant in her life: her mother’s rage. SRUTHI SAJEEV |  |
The film industry is about to laugh at itself with the satirical show, Ba***ds of Bollywood. Directed by Aryan Khan, the cast gives us a sneak peak into the BTS. TORRSHA SEN |  |
 As we head to the spring equinox, it’s only fair this week’s crossword plays it 50/50. |  Also, one iconic scene, one classic movie - can you make the match? |
Ready to own the road? From city streets to open highways, the XUV700 is built to elevate every drive — bold in design, smart in tech, and ready to explore. Unmatched value, with features designed for every journey. |  |
Engineer’s mindset. Observational edge. Both add to comedian Amit Tandon’s particular brand of comedy. Here’s your chance to check out that latest of his relatable, anecdotal, clean and family- friendly shows. For more go to our What’s On Page. |  |
