Smriti Daniel

Ground-break­ing data from space tele­scope comes three years af­ter it was de­com­mis­sioned in 2018 when it ran out of fuel.

Chil­dren at an Ade­laide nurs­ery are learn­ing the Barn­gar­la lan­guage, whose last na­tive speak­er died 50 years ago.

Farm­ers and school­child­ren in Aus­tralia and New Zealand join glob­al move­ment to im­prove health of world be­neath our feet

Ini­tia­tive aims to pro­vide jobs and safe­guard women in Sri Lan­ka, where sex­u­al ha­rass­ment is com­mon on pub­lic trans­port.

Poi­soned, elec­tro­cut­ed, shot with guns just for try­ing to find a meal – can ele­phants and hu­mans co-ex­ist in Sri Lan­ka?

Jose cre­at­ed a com­mu­ni­ty li­brary and do­nates books to chil­dren, be­liev­ing that ed­u­ca­tion can break the cy­cle of pover­ty.

Erect­ed in 1708, the Hen­dala Lep­rosy Hos­pi­tal once had 900 pa­tients. Few­er than 30 re­main.

The star of Mideast Minute talks about the pow­er of satire and how some gov­ern­ment of­fi­cials and news out­lets are ly­ing.

The writer and ex­pert on Chi­na’s gas­tron­o­my dis­cuss­es her scep­ti­cism about ap­ply­ing West­ern stan­dards to Chi­nese food.

By mak­ing its own an­tiven­om, Sri Lan­ka could boost its tech­nol­o­gy ca­pac­i­ty and be­come a mod­el ex­porter for oth­ers.