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resh from the success of its Hindi play Dastak, which drew packed houses in Melbourne this April, Khelaiya Productions is returning to the stage with an ambitious new work that blends theatre, music and social commentary.

Faujdar Ghashiram, adapted from Vijay Tendulkar’s acclaimed and controversial classic Ghash...


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Members of the Queensland Parliament joined representatives of the Consulate General of India in Brisbane on 2 June for a curtain raiser event marking the lead-up to the International Day of Yoga, which will be observed globally on 21 June.

Held at Queensland Parliament House, the gathering highlighted yoga’s role in supporting physical health, mental wellbeing and hea...


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Work has officially begun on Queensland’s new Olympic and Paralympic stadium, marking the start of a project the state government says will play a central role in Brisbane’s preparations for the 2032 Games.

Queensland Premier David Crisafulli joined Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie, Minister for the Olympic a...


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Hindi-speaking residents in Melbourne’s west will have an opportunity to explore the work of acclaimed artist Hayley Millar Baker through a dedicated language tour at Wyndham Art Gallery this month.

The free Hindi-language exhibition tour will take place on Saturday 13 June at 11am at Wyndham Art Gallery in Werribee, offering visitors a guided introduction to Hayley Mi...


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The NSW Government is broadening its coercive control awareness campaign, targeting younger audiences through social media, podcasts and Aboriginal media platforms as it seeks to improve understanding of a form of abuse that often goes unrecognised.

The latest phase of the “It’s not love, it’s coercive control” campaign will run across YouTube, Instagram and TikTok, fo...


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