If not Australian Citizens, face deportation if convicted and sentenced to 12+ months jail Victoria police’s Melbourne East Neighbourhood Policing Team have arrested three men – Khalistani attackers – in relation to the attacks that took place at Federation Square on 29 January, the day Khalistan Referendum was held inRead More →
I labored yesterday to understand what transpired in the Liberal party room when Moira Deeming expulsion was dealt with by the elected members of the Victorian Liberal party. It would have been sad for the Liberal party, John Pesutto, Mrs Deeming and for the democracy in Victoria had there beenRead More →
After yesterday’s result of his public move expel Moira Deeming, John Pesutto has almost been written off by many commentators on the Left and on the Right. Not surprising, because they all perform as cheer squad of their own respective emperors extolling ‘his/her or their’ non-existent ‘new clothes’. Following theRead More →
Moira Deeming v John Pesutto: Deciphering the Optics of politics over silent, innocent and disenfranchised CIS women John Pesutto seems to be a man in a hurry. We have all seen him taking on the Premier in parliament on the issue of Robert Redlich KC, former IBAC Commissioner’s letter toRead More →
Victorians are facing unprecedented increases in their electricity bills. The Victorian Essential Services Commission has released is Victorian Default Offer 2023-24 Draft Decision, which confirms shock electricity bill increases of 31.1 per cent for households and 33.2 per cent for small businesses. For an average Victorian household, this represents aRead More →
The Indian community was shattered when wife Poonam Sharma and 6-year-old daughter Vanessa Sharma were brutally stabbed to death by Poonam’s husband PS on January 13. Today, sentencing him, Supreme Court Judge, Justice Elizabeth Hollingworth sentenced him to 27 years imprisonment, with a non-parole period of 19 years. The judgeRead More →
Why more than 80% Indians like bringing back of the SEC? During last year’s election, Daniel Andrews made a sudden announcement that a re-elected Andrews government would bring back the State Electricity Commission let us say SEC 2.0. And that surprised many, mostly delivering a pleasant one but shocked his opponents intoRead More →
“The only flags I’ll be saluting are the Australian flag and the Victorian flag”, says Joe McCracken, new Liberal party Upper House MP for Western Victoria. Making his first (maiden) speech to the parliament on Thursday, the former Colac Otway Mayor also came out as gay saying “It’s taken meRead More →
Of late, Melbourne has been rocked by violent clashes between Hindus and Khalistan referendum supporting Sikhs. Both form part of the Victorina Indian community. Sikhs for Justice groups based in the US and Canada had called for a referendum on Khalistan for January 29 which was held at the FederationRead More →
The much hyped as “peaceful” campaign for Khalistan took a big setback on Sunday when men from pro-Khalistani groups attacked peaceful Indians carrying the Indian Tricolor unprovoked. Videos have gone viral showing Khalistani supporters running after the Indians, calling them all sorts of names, allegedly attacking them with steel pipesRead More →