by Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of Bharat, also known as India ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam’ – these two words capture a deep philosophy. It means ‘the world is one family’. This is an all-embracing outlook that encourages us to progress as one universal family, transcending borders, languages, and ideologies. During India’s G20Read More →
by Bill Shorten, minister of the National Disability Insurance Scheme and minister for Government Services Australia So if the polls are to be believed many of you reading this are still yet to make up your mind about how you will vote on the Voice when the question is posedRead More →
by David Davis MP The ABC and SBS, Australia’s government-funded national broadcasters, have a massive presence in the Australian media landscape with all that that entails. Direct employment, procurement of basic services, commissioning and tendering of drama and other content, and news production. They also have a critical role inRead More →
Today the Australian Republic Movement announced the resumption of its campaign following the conclusion of the mourning period for Queen Elizabeth II. Just as King Charles III has not delayed for a moment in resuming his duties, we submit that Australia should not delay the discussion about its future underRead More →
Cleaning up Labor’s corrupt grants processes Victoria’s broad multicultural community has strengthened our economy and social structure and the Victorian Multicultural Commission (VMC), a statutory authority established under the Baillieu government in 2011, provides advice to government on policies and programs that are relevant to multicultural communities. Daniel Andrews andRead More →
At the start of the campaign, the first thing I said is that I love Australia. It’s a love shared by Australia’s multicultural communities – so many of whom I have joined with and celebrated new year and seasonal festivals, as well as holy days of dedication and renewal. We canRead More →
by Ash Raina, Kashmiri Pandits Australia (KPA) With a heavy, but strong, heart, I am writing this to tell the world about the emotions going through after watching the latest Hindi blockbuster, “The Kashmir Files – Right to Justice”, or TKF for the gen X audience. Kashyapa reclaimed the landRead More →
by Anthony Albanese, Federal leader of the Opposition and Labor member for Grayndler The global shift to reduce carbon emissions is driving fundamental changes in the global economy. Renewable energy is not coming. It is here. And because it is clean and cheap, it offers us great opportunities. In Australia,Read More →
by Bill Shorten, Shadow Minister for the NDIS, Government Services and Member for Maribyrnong I didn’t know Shane Warne personally. Sure, I met him briefly a couple of times, but I was not remotely in his star orbit. News of his sudden death at age 52 rocked me as itRead More →
by Anthony Albanese Australians are a positive people. But even the most optimistic among us must be discouraged by the wage stagnation caused by the Morrison-Joyce government. The cost of living is going up. Australians see it every time we visit a supermarket, fill up at a petrol station orRead More →