The Indian Sun

The Indian Sun stands out as a prominent and innovative media platform within the South Asian community in Australia. It features an all-in-one, user-friendly communications platform that connects a wide array of social groups across different age demographics. Through its magazine and associated initiatives, such as the Indian Executive Club and Festivals of South Asia Inc, it provides a variety of media and marketing solutions tailored for businesses and government entities looking to engage with South Asian communities in Australia. In today's digital world, The Indian Sun's print edition reaches over 40,000 households across Australia, attracting more than 120,000 readers each month.

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Shakti’s stage awaits: Aussie dancers eye bollywood dreams

1 month ago | theindiansun.com.au | Nick Attam

For young dancers with stars in their eyes and rhythm in their bones, this could be the year everything changes. After bringing Geeta Kapur in 2023 and Dharmesh Yelande in 2024, Shaurya Entertainment is back with Australia’s Great Dancers – Season 3, and the star mentor this time is none other than Shakti Mohan. Yes, the Shakti Mohan – the Mumbai-based choreographer known for her gravity-defying grace and infectious energy – is heading to Australian shores this April, ready to scout fresh talent.
Shakti’s stage awaits: Aussie dancers eye bollywood dreams

1 month ago | theindiansun.com.au | Nick Attam

For young dancers with stars in their eyes and rhythm in their bones, this could be the year everything changes. After bringing Geeta Kapur in 2023 and Dharmesh Yelande in 2024, Shaurya Entertainment is back with Australia’s Great Dancers—Season 3, and the star mentor this time is none other than Shakti Mohan. Yes, the Shakti Mohan—the Mumbai-based choreographer known for her gravity-defying grace and infectious energy—is heading to Australian shores this April, ready to scout fresh talent.
Gold medals and growing pains

1 month ago | theindiansun.com.au | Nick Attam

Queensland has drawn a thick line under debate and scribbled down a plan—ambitious, sprawling, and full of optimism—for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. With just over 1,300 days to go, the state has unveiled its 2032 Delivery Plan, setting the wheels in motion for a Games that hopes to spread its impact well beyond Brisbane’s boundaries. After a 100-day review, a flurry of consultations, and careful rethinks of earlier proposals, the Plan is now officially out in the wild.
Consular workshop brings OCI and passport services to Gold Coast

1 month ago | theindiansun.com.au | Nick Attam

You don’t often see paperwork queues without groans, but the mood was different on the Gold Coast on March 23. No long trek to Brisbane, no endless forms lost in digital limbo—just real people getting real help. The Consulate General of India in Brisbane teamed up with the Indian Community of Gold Coast (ICGC) to host a one-day consular workshop, saving residents a trip up the motorway and bringing much-needed services to their doorstep.
Navy’s new chaplain brings Yoga, wisdom, and a fresh perspective

1 month ago | theindiansun.com.au | Nick Attam

There is something undeniably calming about Kamala Sharma-Wing’s presence. It could be the years of training in yoga and meditation, or perhaps the quiet confidence of someone who has spent a career adapting to new challenges. Whatever it is, the Royal Australian Navy has just made room for it. Sharma-Wing has stepped into a role never before held in the Australian Defence Force—its first full-time Hindu chaplain.
Queensland's Holi celebration -

1 month ago | theindiansun.com.au | Nick Attam

Queensland Cricket recently hosted a vibrant Holi celebration as part of its Project Multicultural initiative, led by Project Lead Dr Ashutosh Misra. The event saw enthusiastic participation from staff members, reflecting the organisation’s commitment to fostering inclusivity and cultural diversity within the sport. Holi, known as the festival of colours, signifies the arrival of spring and the triumph of good over evil.
Dancing, drenched in colour: Gold Coast Holi lights up Broadwater Parklands

1 month ago | theindiansun.com.au | Nick Attam

The skies over Broadwater Parklands exploded in a riot of colour on Saturday as the Indian Community of Gold Coast (ICGC) hosted its much-loved ‘Gold Coast – Festival of Colours – Holi’. From early morning until mid-afternoon, families, friends, and festival-goers soaked in the music, dance, and energy that define this exuberant tradition.
Drenched Townsville faces flooding challenges

1 month ago | theindiansun.com.au | Nick Attam

The city of Townsville has been battered by relentless rainfall, recording 260mm in just 24 hours. This deluge has led to widespread flooding, prompting authorities to urge residents to stay indoors and avoid unnecessary travel. The Townsville Local Disaster Management Group (LDMG) has elevated its alert status due to the continuous downpour affecting the region.
Brisbane event deciphers India's budget for Aussie businesses -

1 month ago | theindiansun.com.au | Nick Attam

On 13 March 2025, the Consulate General of India (CGI) in Brisbane, in partnership with the Australia India Business Council (AIBC) Queensland chapter, hosted an insightful session on India’s Union Budget 2025 and its implications for Australian enterprises. The event took place at the Sofitel Brisbane, attracting government officials, trade representatives, and industry leaders. Senior leaders from EY India joined live from Mumbai to provide an in-depth analysis of the budget.
Holi in Australia: A festival of colour, unity & joy

1 month ago | theindiansun.com.au | Nick Attam

Once a community celebration, Holi has exploded into one of Australia’s most vibrant multicultural festivals. From Brisbane to the Gold Coast, the colours fly as thousands come together in a joyous spectacle that transcends tradition. The air crackles with anticipation. Stalls line the streets, their counters stacked with gulal in every shade imaginable—electric blues, fiery reds, neon greens. Laughter ripples through the crowd as the first fistful of colour flies.