Melbourne, September 7: Sri Lankan couple, Kumuthini Kannan, 48, and Kandasamy Kannan, 52, faced the Melbourne Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday over allegations they kept a slave in their home in suburban Melbourne. Each has been charged under the Commonwealth law, with one count of possessing a slave, from July 2007Read More →
Mumbai, September 1: Sophie Choudry’s newest single ‘Sajan Main Nachungi’, which is touted to be the ‘Sangeet Anthem’, is gaining traction from B-towners and fast becoming a rage. Before unveiling the teaser to the media, Sophie’s dear friend Sonam Kapoor launched the teaser of the song exclusively on her appRead More →
Melbourne, August 24: Melbourne’s annual Indian Film Festival in celebrating Bollywood to arthouse films through its theme – women empowerment for 2016 kicked off true to its spirit. Richa Chadha got talking! A snap-verbose-nee-women-empowerment googly from actress and feminist Richa Chadha – and media went ga-ga about how Richa defended herRead 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 →
“Whose Democracy?” questions a Seminar in London on the eve of Indian Independence Day London, August 14: Kashmiris are facing an existential crisis under Indian army occupation, said Kashmiri academic, novelist and activist Nitasha Kaul at a seminar at School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) organised by South Asia Solidarity Group (SASG). “ItRead More →
ME’s 10th biannual Household Financial Comfort Report predicts debt repayment struggle August 3: Consistent with an expected rise in debt stress, more households ‘paying off or owning a home’ reported to be drawing on their home equity to ‘pay off debt’ – up 4 points to 11 per cent. DrawingRead More →
Melbourne, July 29: Would a real estate professional know? Maybe, given that they are an everyday witness to the market swings and inner workings of the industry itself. Malcolm Gunning, of Gunning real estate agency agency branded young seekers in the housing market as “generation selfish”, who refused to liveRead More →
Access to Australian International education made easier Effective 1 July 2016, the application process for student visas has been streamlined and simplified. Melbourne, July 24: Pre-July 2016, there were 7 student visa subclasses 570, 571, 572, 573, 574, 575 and 576 and these subclass resided on the type of courseRead More →
The Brexit hell prophecy that quickly fell through Melbourne, July 21: Before Brexit, majority reports published by research institutes and claims made by columnists predicted that it would cause a catastrophe in world financial markets and hellish consequences in Europe. Today, Treasurer Scott Morrison released report from the Council ofRead More →
Melbourne, July 18: In the case of Oswals vs ANZ bank, where Radhika Oswal and Pankaj Oswal are seeking up to $2.5 billion in damages, over the sale of their 65 per cent stake in Burrup Holdings, Mrs Oswal has pleaded ignorance of business and the law. In drawing sizeableRead More →