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Electoral Bonds judgment: Agitated CJI rebukes Senior Counsel for seeking review of Electoral Bonds judgment

In an unprecedented display of belligerence by the Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud, when hearing the ongoing spillover from the Court’s judgement on Electoral Bonds on February 15, he rebuked Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) President and Senior Advocate Adish Aggarwala who had sent the CJI a letter requesting him to take suo

John Pesutto - Leaving to come back?

Defamation dogfights are dogging the leader: Should John Pesutto step down to come back later?

John Pesutto has embroiled himself in a political dogfight with Moira Deeming over an issue which should not have last beyond a couple of weeks. She had only attended a rally – which had empirical problems for some ‘progressive’ liberals. Being so far off from the 2026 election, it had

Tollywood Stars Cricket match Melbourne

Tollywood film stars in a Celebrity Cricket Carnival in Melbourne

The Tollywood Film stars from South India was in Melbourne for the 1st time on a Multicultural tour and played in an exhibition T20 Cricket match at Chirnside Park Werribee in front of almost Two Thousand fans. Chairman Sai Krishna from Celebrity Cricket Carnival in Australia who is responsible for

Mona El Baba - El Baba Lawyers

Lawyer Mona El Baba fined $2400, El Baba Lawyers to pay $14,400 for underpaying employee

The Fair Work Ombudsman has secured $14,400 in penalties in court against a Sydney-based law firm and its director after a “wilful refusal to comply” with a Compliance Notice. The Federal Circuit and Family Court has imposed a penalty of $12,000 against El Baba Lawyers Pty Ltd, based at Bankstown

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Tollywood film stars in a Celebrity Cricket Carnival in Melbourne

The Tollywood Film stars from South India was in Melbourne for the 1st time on a Multicultural tour and played in an exhibition T20 Cricket match at Chirnside Park Werribee in front of almost Two Thousand fans. Chairman Sai Krishna from Celebrity Cricket Carnival in Australia who is responsible for

Mona El Baba - El Baba Lawyers

Lawyer Mona El Baba fined $2400, El Baba Lawyers to pay $14,400 for underpaying employee

The Fair Work Ombudsman has secured $14,400 in penalties in court against a Sydney-based law firm and its director after a “wilful refusal to comply” with a Compliance Notice. The Federal Circuit and Family Court has imposed a penalty of $12,000 against El Baba Lawyers Pty Ltd, based at Bankstown

Renee Kam - Breast Milk

Research finds reasons for mothers’ reduced supply of breast milk

A new international study led by La Trobe University researchers, and published in Plos One today, has revealed the reasons why some new mothers produce less breast milk than others. The survey of almost 500 women in Australia, the US, and the UK, found that women with low milk supply

Michael O'Brien on weakened Bail Laws

Weakened Bail Act 1977, a gift for repeat offenders

Revelations today that 80 hardcore repeat youth offenders have been arrested more than 10 times each over the past year again demonstrates that now is not the time to be weakening bail laws. Victoria Police have confirmed that a group of around 290 young offenders are committing the majority of

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Defamation dogfights are dogging the leader: Should John Pesutto step down to come back later?

John Pesutto has embroiled himself in a political dogfight with Moira Deeming over an issue which should not have last beyond a couple of weeks. She had only attended a rally – which had empirical problems for some ‘progressive’ liberals. Being so far off from the 2026 election, it had

Mike Burgess - politician who sold out

ASIO boss Mike Burgess MUST name the rogue politician, academics

When Mike Burgess delivered ASIO’s threat assessment 2024, he included some content which is nothing short of sensationalist, explosive and yet in the national interest. He told us, we have amongst ourselves a former politician who worked for a foreign power while being on the Australian taxpayer paid most privileged

John Pesutto - Court fight for what?

Who can stop John Pesutto from becoming Premier of Victoria?

The simple answer is – John Pesutto himself. I believe John Pesutto is positioning himself to self-include into the list of capable Liberals who could not be leaders in government. Perhaps without realizing, the medium he is using is the ill-fated decision he took to expel Moira Deeming from the

Andrew Giles detainees saga continues

Andrew Giles under fire for incompetence

Detainees release debacle continues to expose poor talent of Albo cabinet It was panic all over Australia when the Albanese government chose to release, when it was not ordered to by the High Court in my view, 149 detainees being held in its detention centers awaiting deportation. I have written

IPL-2024-Pat Cummins

IPL 2024: Pat Cummins to lead Sunrisers Hyderabad

Australia cricketer Pat Cummins has been chosen to lead the Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) franchise, replacing South African Aiden Markram, in the 17th IPL starting March 22. Given perhaps a huge challenge, Cummins is SRH’s third captain in three seasons. New Zealander Kane Williamson was the ...


 

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Spanish Vlogger Fernanda - Jharkhand rape victim

Jharkhand Spanish tourist Fernanda gangrape case shames India

US Martial Art specialist slams husband for not doing enough to stop the Jharkhand gangrape A Spanish tourist couple on a motorbike trip through India met horrible fate when the woman was raped by seven men while camping with her ...
Evan Mulholland calls on Allan Govt to help

Montego Homes collapse: Victorian homebuyers let down again

Victorian homebuyers continue to be let down with revelations dozens of clients of the recently collapsed Montego Homes have been left stranded without compulsory domestic building insurance (DBI). Nearly a year since the collapse of Porter Davis (in March 2023) ...
Forward with Dementia

Early signs of dementia, and how does it differ from normal ageing?

UNSW experts say it’s never too late, nor too early, to adopt healthy habits that can delay the onset of dementia. Forgetting names and misplacing items happen to us all, more so as we age. But when should you be ...
ATO Jillian Kitto

Clock is ticking on small business lodgment penalty amnesty

Late lodgment penalties will be remitted under the amnesty which ends on 31 December 2023 for small business income tax returns, fringe benefits tax (FBT) returns and business activity statements (BAS) originally due between 1 December 2019 and 28 February ...
Aus NZ Public Health

Are you being fooled on nutritional info by pre-mixed alcohol product companies?

New research shows that alcohol manufacturers are adding nutrition messages to their pre-mixed alcohol products to lure in consumers, a move that public health experts say should prompt regulators to take urgent action to restrict claims. The study, published today ...
Dy Com ATO Rebecca Saint - PepsiCo

ATO welcomes decision in Pepsi vs Commissioner of Taxation

The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) welcomes the decision by the Federal Court in relation to PepsiCo, Inc. v Commissioner of Taxation. The Court delivered an oral judgment yesterday with the full judgment subject to confidentiality orders. US-based Pepsi challenged an ...
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Seven HIV positive women to feature on the ‘Big Screen’ at Federation Square for World AIDS Day

Community organisation Positive Women Victoria, with support from ViiV Healthcare Australia, is lighting up Melbourne’s iconic Federation Square for World AIDS Day 2023 (Friday 1 December) to challenge stigma and educate the public on the experiences of women living with ...
National Herald Case - ED Attachment story pic6946

Are Sonia and Rahul Gandhi facing imprisonment in National Herald case?

The answer is Yes and here is why. Rahul Gandhi’s love affair with the Enforcement Directorate (ED) is in full bloom. After the famous “questioning” by the ED last year of Rahul Gandhi and his mother Sonia Gandhi, the sleuths ...
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ATO launches new protections against rising tide of fraud

The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has launched a suite of new protections to help secure people’s personal information amid an unprecedented rise in identity-related fraud attempts. ATO Deputy Commissioner and Chief of the Serious Financial Crime Taskforce (SFCT) John Ford ...
Victorian Skills Plan - Steve McGhie6946

Victorian Skills Plan boosting Training for more Victorians

The Allan Labor Government is supporting more Victorians with training opportunities in in-demand industries, with a new report charting the state’s skills and training sector over the next three years. Minister for Skills and TAFE Gayle Tierney today joined 120 ...
Commonwealth Games Cancellation inquiry -Joe McCracken and David Limbrick

Committee inquiry into 2026 Commonwealth Games cancellation underway

Former Premier Daniel Andrews is gone, but Victorian still remember the fanfare with which the Commonwealth Games 2026 (CWG 2026) were announced in April 2022. The games were going to hosted in regional Victoria, a first of its kind arrangement ...
Migration Changes-Clare O'Neil

Migration changes focus on rogues in the student visa sector

With much fanfare, the Albanese government has announced some ‘major’ migration changes and shakeup of Australia’s migration system. Tweeting, the Home Minister Clare O'Neil wrote: Yesterday's report on Australia's visa system from Christine Nixon found significant gaps and weaknesses that ...
The Voice - Remember recognition?

Recognition and Closing the Gap are lost in the Voice debate

As we approach October 14 the Voice referendum, the campaign is hotting up with Australians being hounded through emails and phone calls and SMSs to vote a particular way. The problem is – this being a referendum and not the ...
Electric Cars - MG ZS

RACV names cheapest Electric Cars for 2023

RACV has revealed the MG ZS Excite Standard Range RWD Wagon as the cheapest electric cars / vehicle (EV) to own and operate for the second year in a row. Released as part of RACV’s Annual Car Running Costs Survey, ...
The Voice story - No case

The Voice will sink Australia to be ruled by two powers – the Voice and the Commonwealth

By now you would have been bombarded with so much of gobbledygook around the Voice that you would be thinking ‘what the hell is going on?’ And to be safe, like all Australians, you would be inclined to, by default, ...
Marriage or Live-in - can't be both

Married Individuals can’t enter Live-In relationships: Indian Court

The Andhra Pradesh High Court in India has ruled that two people deciding to enter into a live-in relationship without solemnizing marriage must ensure none of them are still married to someone else. Indian society and its courts have long ...
Referendum Albo appeals for Yes Vote on 14 October

The Voice referendum will be on 14 October, says PM Albanese

On Wednesday, 30 August, prime minister Anthony Albanese announced that the referendum on the Indigenous voice will be held on 14 October, officially kickstarting a 45-day campaign at a yes rally in the suburb of Elizabeth in Adelaide. This is ...
Gregory Crinum Coal mine- Tanya Plibersek

Hypocrisy of Albanese Government? Gregory Crinum Coal mine extension until 2073

Flaunting its self-awarded credentials of being perhaps the most virtuous climate conscious government on the planet, the Albanese Government has approved an extension to the Gregory Crinum coal mine in Central Queensland’s Bowen Basin until 2073. The approval was granted ...