Julian Assange says peace prize has become “instrument of war” and sues Nobel
by Brasil de Fato WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange filed a criminal complaint on Tuesday, December 17, against the Nobel Foundation, accusing 30 ...
Tag: Australia
Why do cricket balls have to be so hard?
John Arnold, University of South Australia and Tom Wycherley, University of South Australia The game of cricket is believed to ...
Australia’s social media age ban has started. Here is what it really means
By Daniel Angus Young people in Australia are on the verge of a profound shift in their digital lives. The ...
Like night and day: why Test cricket changes so much under lights
Vaughan Cruickshank, University of Tasmania; Brendon Hyndman, Charles Sturt University, and Tom Hartley, University of Tasmania Cricket’s first Test match ...
Immigration panic comes in waves. Data shows who worries most, and when
Peter Mayer, University of Adelaide and Sukhmani Khorana, UNSW Sydney There are several predictable cycles in Australian public opinion, and ...
Gurmesh Singh Makes History as First Indian-Origin and Sikh Leader of a Major State Political Party
Gurmesh Singh, the Member for Coffs Harbour, has been elected unopposed as the leader of the New South Wales National ...
Melbourne symposium shines light on the “invisibility of caste” in Australia’s South Asian diaspora
A first-of-its-kind symposium in Melbourne, Understanding Caste Discrimination in Diaspora: Building Dialogues and Allyship, brought together scholars, activists, and community ...
Academic freedom under siege in India, global report warns
Academic freedom is deteriorating sharply in India, where new university rules curbing student expression, politically driven censorship, and rising campus ...
Newcastle’s Chakras dancers bring Indian-Australian spirit to China’s UNESCO festival
In the ancient city of Taiyuan, colours, rhythm, and movement converged as Newcastle’s Chakras Performing Arts represented Australia and India ...
The Lost Voices of Empire: How South Asian Ayahs Shaped Australia’s Colonial History
In August 1821, a letter arrived in Calcutta from across the seas. Written by a Muslim woman named Pearbux, it ...
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