Little Brown Book founder Shaminie Chandra speaks about her DIY Cricut creation that aims to "resonate deeply with brown mothers and their families".

From Sabyasachi to Gaurav Gupta and Prabal Gurung, these stylish masterminds weaved their magic on fashion's night of nights.

She brings her 'Export Quality' show to Sydney Comedy Festival in 2024.

Inspired by South Asian brides and the Hindi film from 2001, the Asoka makeup trend has everyone talking about brown beauty.

"I was curious to understand the relationship women have with their labour in South Asian cultures."

Created by Nithya Nagarajan and Liv Satchell, and starring Vaishnavi Suryaprakash, the production uses live music and Bharatanatyam to tell a passionate story about survival.

Kate Sharma's arrival in Season 2 was a remarkably major moment for South Asian representation, and the brown girl in me can't help but keep rooting for her.

"Three years ago, I don't think I would have been in the right state to do MasterChef. It became the right time for me to do it this year, because I knew who I was as an Australian and I knew who I was as a Sri Lankan."

He also speaks to us about the influence of his late father, and how family has helped shape his love for food.

"It is a very big one, but also a very easy decision for me to make because food has been such a big passion for me."

Returning to Sydney Comedy Festival with her show 'Burnt', Urvi opens up about changing careers, representation and using humour to connect.

The 30-year-old man from Pakistan had arrived in Australia in December 2022.