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Australias Indian diaspora wants more political representation, but is there a glass ceiling? : comparemela.com
Australia's Indian diaspora wants more political representation, but is there a glass ceiling?
A recent survey revealed significant under-representation – and lack of public awareness of the diaspora in politics and leadership roles – in a country where Indians form the second-largest migrant group.
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