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For Sandy Grant, India felt like home because it reminded her of home (opens the original)
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From rural Queensland to India, the Australian entrepreneur found familiar values in family, food, community and a simpler way of life. Before Sandy Grant Frankish ever set foot in India, she had already lived a little bit of a life that would later feel strangely familiar. She grew up in the mountains of central Queensland in a remote home without electricity or a telephone. Her family grew fruit and vegetables, milked cows and kept dogs, poultry, pigs and goats. They cooked on a wood stove, he
Brandon Colaco: Bengaluru techie turned top didgeridoo player (opens the original)
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Bengaluru engineer Brandon Colaco taught himself to play a 7-foot Australian Aboriginal instrument and is acing it in India The first didgeridoo Brandon Colaco of Bengaluru ever made was seven feet tall. The ancient wind instrument, created by the Aboriginal peoples of northern Australia, had fascinated him for years. He had travelled to Rishikesh in 2012 to meet Mukesh Dhiman, a craftsman who ran a DIY workshop specialising in wooden instruments. Dhiman did not teach Colaco how to play the didg
Victoria University Delhi Campus offers India Australian education (opens the original)
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The Delhi NCR campus offers an Australian degree, the Block Model and pathways to Melbourne without requiring students to travel abroad. For time immemorial, the formula for an Indian student seeking high quality global education has been fairly straightforward: finish school, pack a suitcase and leave the country. Australia, the UK, the US and Canada are sought-after destinations for Indian students looking for international degrees and the opportunities that come with them. But what if the int
Dr Suja Shan: Nurse, lecturer and ACT Lifetime Achievement Award winner (opens the original)
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The 2026 ACT Women's Lifetime Achievement Award winner wants Indian families to have more open conversations about dementia and end-of-life care. For over 35 years, Dr Sujatha Shanmugasundaram (Suja Shan) kept moving. There was the next patient to care for, the next student to teach, the next family to support, the next research project, and the next person who needed an advocate. So when she received the 2026 ACT Women’s Lifetime Achievement Award, something unexpected happened. “This award gav
Menaka Thomas weaves heritage through music (opens the original)
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The Brisbane-based musician draws on her Indian heritage and Australian upbringing to connect people through music, memory and story. At an Ayurvedic hospital in Kerala, alone, desperate and deflated, Menaka Thomas began writing songs. For years, music had been something she inherited. She had grown up in an Australian home filled with the sounds of India, learning Carnatic music from her mother, Vijaya Visvanathan, from the age of five. But in Kerala, as she struggled with an eye condition that
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