Singh, Patel, Sharma Reflect Growing South Asian Impact in Australian Cricket

Singh, Patel, Sharma Reflect Growing South Asian Impact in Australian Cricket

Cricket Australia’s 2024–25 census has revealed a landmark achievement: 103,232 South Asian Australians registered for cricket participation this season, surpassing the strategic target of 100,000 participants set for 2027 — an incredible milestone reached two years early. For the sixth consecutive season, Singh was the most common surname among registered players, followed by Patel, Smith, […]

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 India’s Wine Awakening: A New Pour Finds Its Place in Australia

India’s Wine Awakening: A New Pour Finds Its Place in Australia

A new generation of Indian winemakers bring bold flavours and global ambition to Australian shores. In a sun-drenched venue overlooking Sydney Harbour, something quietly revolutionary was uncorked. On July 28, Indian wines took centre stage at the Indian Wine Buyer–Seller Meet (IWBSM), offering Australian importers, sommeliers, and hospitality leaders a rare glimpse into a rapidly […]

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 South Asian Talent Shines: Aryan Sharma, Yash Deshmukh, and John James Selected for Australia U19 Cricket Squad

South Asian Talent Shines: Aryan Sharma, Yash Deshmukh, and John James Selected for Australia U19 Cricket Squad

The Australian cricketing pathway has delivered another milestone for the South Asian community, with three Indian-origin talents — Aryan Sharma from Cricket Victoria, Yash Deshmukh from Cricket NSW, and John James from Northern Districts CC (NSW) — earning selection in the Australia U19 Men’s squad for the upcoming home series against India. Cricket Australia has […]

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 Walking Together for Humanity: Sydney Harbour Bridge March Highlights Call for Peace

Walking Together for Humanity: Sydney Harbour Bridge March Highlights Call for Peace

On 3 August 2025, the Sydney Harbour Bridge transformed from an iconic roadway into a river of humanity. Tens of thousands gathered, walking shoulder-to-shoulder in a powerful display of solidarity for those suffering in Gaza. The event — known as the March for Humanity — was organised by the Palestine Action Group and drew participants […]

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 Do parties win elections because of their leaders, or in spite of them? History shows it’s a bit of both

Do parties win elections because of their leaders, or in spite of them? History shows it’s a bit of both

The upcoming federal election will see the incumbent Labor prime minister, Anthony Albanese, face off against Liberal opposition leader, Peter Dutton. We’ll likely see a strong focus on the personal qualities and performance of the two leaders. We tend to think a popular leader can win an election for their party while an unpopular one […]

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