Melbourne, August 24: After allegations of racism, manhandling and “orphan” threats, the brash billionaire Indian couple Pankaj and Radhika Oswal have managed to get ANZ talking – for settlement. The Oswals will now go into mediation talks for the second time, with ANZ over a claim of $1.5 billion andRead More →
A collection of eight charming short stories that illuminate the diverse nuances of life as an immigrant INDIAN WOMAN in modern day Australia, Pavlova & Pappadums is a gem from Nitasha Thomson, reviews Shalini Singh. Her first book as an author, Nitasha highlights the nuances of life as an Indian,Read More →
Melbourne, August 23: Southern hemisphere’s greatest annual celebration of Indian cinema, the 2016 Indian Film Festival of Melbourne was packed to the rafters, complete with Festival Ambassador, Vidya Balan. From the prestigious Westpac Indian Film Festival of Melbourne awards to IFFM Equality Award to Festival guest, Pakistani actor Fawad Khan;Read More →
New Delhi, August 17: In its 69th year of independence, India is continuing to make its mark globally. The country’s growth in areas of service sector, infrastructural developments, and scientific breakthroughs are a testimony to its accomplishments. Yet, almost seven decades after India won its freedom, millions of children areRead More →
Melbourne, August 18: Hoppers Crossing resident Diksha Khanna, who founded Amazeology Australia – that creates personalised marshmallows, macaroons and fortune cookies with customised designs; has been named 2016 St George Banking Group AusMumpreneur Retail Award winner. The award night held at Crown Melbourne, the mother of two, Diksha was presentedRead More →
Indian influx raises branch-stacking question for Shorten’s Labor: The Australian @rickwallaceoz Melbourne, August 16: As Bill Shorten prepared his statement to wish Indians on Independence Day, The Australian dropped a bombshell – Labor’s branch-stacking scandal in Victoria. Leader of Opposition and Member for Maribyrnong, Bill Shorten said that the “contributionRead More →
Melbourne, August 12: The best and brightest international students and education providers in Victoria will be recognised at this year’s International Education Awards. Minister for International Education Steve Herbert today officially opened nominations for the awards, which recognise the strength of our providers, research excellence and the accomplishments of internationalRead More →
Melbourne, August 15: Flag hoisting ceremony was held at Indian consulate office in Melbourne apart from the Indian High Commission in Canberra. Extending his warm greetings, Indian High Commissioner Navdeep Singh Suri said that India was on a economic growth path and that the recent passage of Goods and ServicesRead More →
A paleo diet recommends cutting out whole grains and dairy Melbourne, August 10: People with type 2 diabetes should be wary of social media hype about the benefits of going on the paleo diet, a University of Melbourne researcher says. Writing in the Medical Journal of Australia, Associate Professor Sof AndrikopoulosRead More →
Sydney, August 16: One of the world’s top supermodels has arrived in Australia ahead of the launch of a highly-anticipated new Sydney Sanctuary – Waterfall by Crown. Winner of Next Face of Asia 2012, Indonesian-Dutch Supermodel Paula Verhoeven arrived in Sydney for a video shoot centered around Australian property developer Crown Group’sRead More →