New report finds minority fundamentalism can dismantle larger social structures for the benefit of a few Melbourne, July 12: A new kind of fundamentalism confronts us, and can be termed ‘minority fundamentalism’ according to a new research report from the Centre for Independent Studies. Released yesterday, the report outlines thatRead More →
Melbourne, July 12: Pity Eddie McGuire stirred the hornet’s nest – and an incoherent stretching has begun, to suit ‘violence of man against women’ and ‘family violence’ campaigns. At Q&A, audience member Tarang Chawla (Nikita’s brother) asked an emotional question about male violence – his sister Nikita Chawla, a talentedRead More →
Canberra, July 11: Australia’s Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has on Monday returned to capital Canberra to decide on his cabinet ministers for the 45th Parliament, after he secured victory in the 2016 federal election. Turnbull proclaimed victory on Sunday, following election on July 2. However, before Turnbull can be swornRead More →
Sydney, July 11: Married GP, Nauman Zafar Khan, 41, of Pakistan descent used confidential records to send 120 text messages in one day to a female patient, 20, telling her he was ‘ready for her’ – and begged eight others for sex while his wife was overseas. A tribunal hasRead More →
Ekta Kapoor tweets a glimpse of Tusshar Kapoor’s son Laksshya Mumbai, July 6: Tusshar Kapoor, who was last seen in the movie MASTIZAADE, recently became father to a baby boy. The unmarried actor fathered the new born through surrogacy using IVF. Tusshar is quite elated after turning a single parentRead More →
Coalition upped continuous-stay for Migrants’ parents to 5 Years in limbo? Melbourne, July 6: As counting still drags on with Coalition at 72 and Labor at 66, one important aspect of election 2016 promise is now in limbo. However, the possibility of a hung Parliament means that it is unlikelyRead More →
The pound sterling fell to its lowest level against the US dollar since 1985 — and the euro took a hit too. The pound dropped 11 per cent to its lowest level in over three decades on Friday, wiping out earlier confidence from exit polls that suggested the ‘Remain’ campRead More →
Melbourne, June 21: A re-elected Turnbull Government will enhance existing visitor visas to enable sponsored parents to visit their family in Australia for a continuous period of up to five years. Currently, parents of Australian citizens and permanent residents who have lodged a permanent parental visa application may be issuedRead More →
Melbourne, June 18: Australian Labor Party has announced, if elected, the current visitor visa will be changed to allow parents to stay 3 years continuously to spend more quality time with their families and grandchildren. This scheme will one month reapplying period. A Shorten Labor Government will extend provisions inRead More →
Melbourne, June 14: Assistant Treasurer Kelly O’Dwyer, once seen as a rising star in the Liberal circles, seems to be under siege this election. What a difference can two and a bit years make? It was only in 2013 elections that Kelly O’Dwyer achieved a swing of +4.5 and gotRead More →