THOSE WHO FLEW SOUTH examines the Indian presence in Australia from the arrival of the first immigrants, domestic servants, plantation labourers and hawkers in the early 19th century to the present day. In contemporary Australia, Indians are among the top income earners in the country; are prominent in business, the professions and academia. Their cultural contribution has been ever present and is increasing in prominence, with resident dance companies, award-winning authors and visits from significant Indian literary and other cultural figures. Henry Kissinger, on a recent visit to Australia, acknowledged India's growing importance through a number of educational, cultural, social and business initiatives. Australian business is looking keenly to entering into partnerships and joint ventures with Indian companies.