2 d. ago The Grade Cricketer were involved in a video with Kayo. They were abused by Indian fans for it

A promotional video where Australian cricketers put a light-hearted spin on India’s refusal to shake hands has been deleted, but the timing of the video was not what media and fans first thought.

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3 d. ago Viral video pulled of Australians mocking India’s refusal to shake hands

A promotional video where Australian players put a light-hearted spin on India’s refusal to shake hands has been deleted, but the timing of the video is not what Indian media - and fans - had thought.

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4 d. ago He photographed Whitlam and Lingiari. Now he wants to play golf with Trump

Mervyn Bishop is a groundbreaking force in photojournalism, and it all started in Brewarrina at a young age with slides and a sheet strung up on the clothesline.

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4 d. ago From the clothesline to the national spotlight, now a new home for iconic photographs

Mervyn Bishop is a groundbreaking force in photojournalism, and it all started in Brewarrina at a young age with slides and a sheet strung up on the clothesline.

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4 d. ago The 10 finalists announced for Good Food Guide’s New Restaurant of the Year

There’s a stylish ode to regional Indian cooking and a hard-to-book bistro with fire-licked Armenian food and a soundtrack of South Caucasian funk to match.

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5 d. ago Workers aren’t leaving their jobs. Here’s why that’s a problem

As comfortable as repeating the same, familiar work routine over and over might sound, the reality is that the downsides often outweigh the positives.

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6 d. ago ‘I never allowed myself to dream this big’: First Nations woman wins Bill Granger Trailblazer Award

Are you familiar with saltbush, Davidson plum or lemon myrtle? Meet the entrepreneur who helped take Australian ingredients to the world.

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6 d. ago ‘We are taking power’: Military seizes Madagascar after toppled president flees

The coup follows weeks of youth protests over poverty, power outages and a lack of opportunity in the Indian Ocean island country.

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2 w. ago ASX slides, Wall Street gets AI boost; Tesla shares leap as it hints at new car

The ASX has opened in negative territory after a mixed session on Wall Street overnight, where technology stocks keep leading the way.

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2 w. ago WA news LIVE: Perth obstetrician admits driving dangerously in days before fatal Dalkeith crash

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2 w. ago ASX slides into red despite gold miners, Broncos basking in the glow

The Australian sharemarket reversed course after breaking the 9000-point barrier early in the session with local technology stocks dialling in a poor session.

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2 w. ago Hindu sect’s expansion plans fall foul of neighbours over parking, chanting

Chinmaya Mission wants to add more classrooms to its Templestowe home as Indian migration fuels growth – and disputes – with Hindu organisations.

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2 w. ago Daylight saving is here again (for some). What’s it all about?

Time can be a controversial business. Beyond the twice-yearly clock shifting that’s familiar to many, reaching global agreement on time zones and the squiggly International Date Line has been no mean feat. How did it happen?

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2 w. ago Rebel Wilson allegedly sought to smear producer as ‘the Indian Ghislaine Maxwell’

The fallout over the Australian film The Deb has become even more bitter, with actor Charlotte MacInnes claiming she was defamed by the Pitch Perfect actor-turned-director.

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2 w. ago Sliding into a familiar site, Saadi reframes what ‘going out for Indian’ means, right now

After three years of pop-ups, partners in work and life, Saavni Krishnan and Adi Suresh, have found a permanent home for Saadi in the former Sunda space.

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2 w. ago Tony Blair supervising Palestinian ‘modern governance’ is satire, not diplomacy

The newly unveiled 20-point “peace plan” for Gaza has been presented as a blueprint to end the war. In reality, it is designed less to resolve conflict than to reframe it.

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3 w. ago I live in a suburb of the dead and dying. Even our train station is inside a graveyard

Weekends bring the familiar sound of another deceased estate being auctioned off – before it later gives birth to a subdivision of three townhouses.

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3 w. ago Dozens killed in stampede at political rally in southern India

A stampede at a rally for a popular actor and politician in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu killed at least 36 people and injured 40 others, the state’s health minister said on Saturday (Sunday AEST).

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3 w. ago Security planning begins as Sydney readies for Indian great’s Big Bash arrival

The preparatory work comes after 5000 Indian fans stormed the Adelaide Oval last year to watch Virat Kohli and Co. train during last summer.

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3 w. ago ‘Caste is not class’: How this filmmaker is giving a voice to the unheard

Indian filmmaker Neeraj Ghaywan revealed his own caste status in a now viral tweet – it’s a conversation he wants his homeland to have.

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