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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Fashion, at its finest, is alchemy. It doesn’t merely dress the body—it transforms identities, empowers moods, and tells stories. For Sid Nair, the visionary behind Jancqi by Sid, that transformation began not under fashion week spotlights but in quiet moments spent draping six to nine yards of silk—each fold a poetic dialogue between heritage and […]
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The ICC Champions Trophy 2025 kicked off on February 19, marking the much-awaited return of the prestigious tournament after a long hiatus since 2017. Hosted by defending champions Pakistan, the tournament is taking place in Pakistan and the UAE, with eight of the best ODI teams battling it out for supremacy. This marks the ninth […]
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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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The Whyalla steelworks in South Australia has been forced into administration following severe financial difficulties. The state government stepped in after an emergency parliamentary meeting on Wednesday morning, placing control of the troubled operation under the management of Korda Mentha, a firm appointed as administrators. This move comes after months of mounting debts and financial […]
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The Australia India Business Council (AIBC) NSW, in collaboration with the State Bank of India (SBI), recently hosted a roundtable event at the Four Seasons Hotel in Sydney. The event saw the participation of senior executives from SBI, including Niraj Kumar Panda and Jagat Kant Choudhary CAMS, CFCS, and focused on discussing SBI’s role in […]
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Impowerfull, with support from Multicultural NSW, proudly launches SwimHER, a groundbreaking 10-week, fully subsidised, FREE learn-to-swim and water safety program for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) women. With drowning deaths on the rise—41% of Australia’s 339 drownings in 2022-23 occurred in NSW— SwimHER addresses this urgent crisis by breaking financial, cultural, and systemic barriers to […]
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In a move to enhance healthcare accessibility for migrant and refugee women, the Albanese Government is investing $5.4 million to extend the Health in My Language (HiML) program across Australia. This funding will support the Multicultural Centre for Women’s Health in delivering the program throughout all states and territories in 2025-2026. The Health in My […]
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A tragic house fire in Guildford, Sydney, has claimed the life of 21-year-old international student Haidar Ali from Pakistan. The fire is suspected to have been sparked by an overheating lithium-ion battery from his e-bike, prompting renewed concerns about the safety of such batteries. Ali, who had recently moved to Australia seeking a better life, […]
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The first stage of nation-leading product safety standards and an Australia-first information standard for e-micromobility vehicles are now in effect, cementing NSW as Australia’s leading jurisdiction for the regulation of lithium-ion powered e-bikes, e-scooters, and similar products. The Minns Labor Government has introduced two separate standards to reduce the risks posed by the products, which […]
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