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'You Have Been Told A Lie': The Unfiltered Truth About The Biloela Family - Vimarsana News

'You Have Been Told A Lie': The Unfiltered Truth About The Biloela Family

The 'You Have Been Told A Lie' podcast spotlights the Australian immigration system, through interviews with the Nadesalingams, Behrouz Boochani, and more.

Source: junkee.com
'You Have Been Told a Lie - Blood, Borders and Biloela' wins Australian Podcast Award - Vimarsana News

'You Have Been Told a Lie - Blood, Borders and Biloela' wins Australian Podcast Award

The podcast miniseries ‘You Have Been Told a Lie - Blood, Borders and Biloela’ has won best podcast in the News and Current Affairs category. Centring around the Nadesalingam family, who hit the headlines and became referred to as the ‘Biloela family,’ the miniseries deconstructs the narrative over six episodes.

The Jesse Cox Audio Fellowship Wants You To Tell Your Aussie Story - Vimarsana News

The Jesse Cox Audio Fellowship Wants You To Tell Your Aussie Story

Applications for the 2022 Jesse Cox Audio Fellowship are now open, awarding $15,000 to an Australian with a great story to tell in audio form.

Source: junkee.com
Subtle Asian Traits Facebook group founders on its surprise success, and how Crazy Rich Asians helped make it one of social media's biggest Asian communities - Vimarsana News

Subtle Asian Traits Facebook group founders on its surprise success, and how Crazy Rich Asians helped make it one of social media's biggest Asian communities

December 12, 2020 Subtle Asian Traits Facebook group founders (back row, from left) Eugene Soo, Tony Xie, Angela Kang, Kerry Kang, Darren Qiang, (front row, fro left) Kathleen Xiao, Lydia Jiang, and Anny Xie. They never expected it to become so successful, or take off as quickly as it did. SAT Kerry Kang and Tony Xie didn't pay much attention to what they were supposed to be learning during their Chinese language and culture course. The classes — which took place every Saturday at Thornbury High School, 7km north of Melbourne's central business district in Australia — were instead wher...