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Daniel Norris Barista - Workplace justice visa

Are you at then end of your visa and need to complain against employer exploitation ? A New & FREE ‘workplace justice visa’ will help

Guest contributors Laurie Berg and Bassina Farbenblum explain the new Workplace Justice Visa Migrant worker exploitation is entrenched in workplaces across Australia. Tragically, a deep fear of immigration consequences means most unlawful employer conduct goes unreported. On Wednesday, however, the government officially launched a two-year pilot of innovative visa reforms

BAPS Temple Edmonton, Alberta Canada

BAPS temple vandalism critic Canadian MP Chandra Arya on Pannu’s radar

BAPS Swaminarayan Mandir, (the Hindu temple) in Edmonton, Alberta Canada was vandalized again. Chandra Arya, and Indian origin MP from Nepean has called for those responsible to face justice. During the last few years, Hindu temples in Greater Toronto Area, British Columbia and other places in Canada are being vandalized

Sydney Carlton station tragedy - Anand and Hinal Runwal

Sydney Train Station tragedy: Anand Runwal died but could only save one daughter

Anand Runwal, 40, died trying to save his twin daughters from the tracks at Carlton train station in Sydney will be remembered for being a dad. He gave up his life doing what all dads do, 24/7, act to protect their children, ‘heroic’ of course. It is extremely unfortunate that

Peter Dutton tells Albanese - Sack Andrew Giles

Dutton asks Albanese to sack Andrew Giles

Today, two senior Labor ministers Linda Burney and Brendan O’Connor have announced their retirement. And the Opposition leader Peter Dutton has used this opportunity again to call for the sacking of Andrew Giles. Linda Burney, who has had a good political career, will be remembered as the minister for Indigenous

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Distinguished Professor Brajesh Singh wins Arrell Global Food Innovation Award

Distinguished Professor Brajesh Singh, from the Hawkesbury Institute for the Environment at Western Sydney University, has been announced as the winner of the prestigious Arrell Global Food Innovation Research Impact Award. Presented annually by the Arrell Food Institute at the University of Guelph in Canada, the Arrell Global Food Innovation

Daniel Norris Barista - Workplace justice visa

Are you at then end of your visa and need to complain against employer exploitation ? A New & FREE ‘workplace justice visa’ will help

Guest contributors Laurie Berg and Bassina Farbenblum explain the new Workplace Justice Visa Migrant worker exploitation is entrenched in workplaces across Australia. Tragically, a deep fear of immigration consequences means most unlawful employer conduct goes unreported. On Wednesday, however, the government officially launched a two-year pilot of innovative visa reforms

Sydney Carlton station tragedy - Anand and Hinal Runwal

Sydney Train Station tragedy: Anand Runwal died but could only save one daughter

Anand Runwal, 40, died trying to save his twin daughters from the tracks at Carlton train station in Sydney will be remembered for being a dad. He gave up his life doing what all dads do, 24/7, act to protect their children, ‘heroic’ of course. It is extremely unfortunate that

Peter Dutton tells Albanese - Sack Andrew Giles

Dutton asks Albanese to sack Andrew Giles

Today, two senior Labor ministers Linda Burney and Brendan O’Connor have announced their retirement. And the Opposition leader Peter Dutton has used this opportunity again to call for the sacking of Andrew Giles. Linda Burney, who has had a good political career, will be remembered as the minister for Indigenous

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ABC Ram Temple coverage: ABC Ombudsman’s “No Bias” report – a slap on the face of Australian Hindus

It shows either incompetence of adjudicator in adjudicating on the ABC Ram temple coverage complaints or their submission to someone’s Anti-India, Anti-Hindu agenda The ABC’s coverage of the Ram Temple ceremony in Ayodhya, particularly the ABC TV’s Ram Temple coverage broadcast on January 22 by reporter Avani Dias was seen

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

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

Malaika Arora Dazzles in Archana Kochhar's Story pic

Malaika Arora dazzles in Archana Kochhar’s “Midnight Ebony” collection at Delhi Fashion Show

Actress Malaika Arora dazzled on the runway in Delhi, illuminating designer Archana Kochhar's showcase with her radiant presence. The event, headlined by Estetica Hair Magazine India, unveiled Kochhar's latest collection, "Midnight Ebony." The jewellery for the show was provided by Pyare Lal Jaggannath Saraf.Inspired by ...


 

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