Hijabi in US Congress
Ilhan Omar, a Muslim refugee from Somalia who came to the US at the age of 14 was elected to the...
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Mosaic of Muslim Women in Australia
The Muslim Women Association (MWA) celebrated its 35th anniversary since its establishment by...
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Diversity & inclusion: Sir Syed Day 2018 celebrations
The AMU Alumni of Australia (AMUAA) celebrated its 26th Sir Syed Day in Sydney on Saturday 3...
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The Khashoggi Saga: gruesome murder, blatant lies and incompetent cover up
It has been almost a month since the disappearance of the Saudi journalist Mr Jamal Khashoggi in...
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Trump’s America espouses hate inside out
There is a climate of hate in Trump’s America and due to the US being the centre of world power,...
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Unjust treatment of Kamer: Statement by students’ organisations
This statement by various university students’ associations states our position regarding recent...
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Anne Fairbairn passed away
Dr Anne Fairbairn AM, the iconic Australian poet, artist, journalist and a long time bridge...
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Celebration of 50 years of Turkish migration
NSW Labor Leader Luke Foley delivered a speech in NSW Parliament on Tuesday 16 October to...
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Pedal power to fight cancer with team Al Siraat
As October rolls around, the annual Great Cycle Challenge also greets us! Started in 2013, in just...
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Seminar on paediatric speech and language development
The Indian Crescent Society of Australia (ICSOA) organised a community health education seminar on...
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Anwar’s landslide victory at by-election
Anwar Ibrahim has won the parliamentary seat of the multiracial constituency of Port Dickson in a...
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Australia emulating moral bankruptcy in US under Trump
The sorrow of the author, as he narrates the complex decline of the culture and the language of his people, illustrates the divisive and tyrannical imposition of another way of living and of seeing the world.
It now seems that the very imperial culture, so pervasive in the 1800s and continuing well into this century, which caused things to fall apart in Nigeria, is itself beginning the same process.
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