Ramakrishna Venugopal

The Andrews Labor Government is continuing its support for multicultural Victorians and cementing the state’s reputation as the multicultural capital of Australia through the Victorian Budget 2023/24. The Budget invests around $120 million in Victoria’s multicultural communities with funding for festivals, infrastructure, education and support programs. We’re also combating racism, which hasRead More →

Private Schools, Property Investors and Big Businesses to pay more to repay state’s Covid debt When Victorian treasurer Tim Pallas delivered Budget 2023 yesterday, many conservative commentators including Melbourne’s most listened to 3AW radio host Neil Mitchell (today) labeled it as ‘anti-business’ which will drive businesses out of Victoria. “CloseRead More →

Andrews’ government supports inclusive and cultural community projects including TECCA Deanside and The Basin Ganesh Temple Andrews Labor Government is investing in more community building projects across Melbourne, helping local councils and community groups strengthen local culture and wellbeing. Minister for Suburban Development Ros Spence today announced more than $1.6Read More →

More CALD Communities children and families from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds are accessing and attending kindergarten, thanks to council-led outreach programs supported by the Andrews Labor Government. Premier Daniel Andrews and Minister for Early Childhood and Pre-Prep, Ingrid Stitt today visited Springvale Service for Children to receive anRead More →

Aston by-election a historic win for Labor, Albo The Aston byelection came as a shock to many, particularly to those in the Liberal party. On Saturday April 1, the Indian community Liberal candidate – Roshena Campbell in Aston lost to Labor’s Mary Doyle in the previously blue-ribbon, unlosable seat ofRead More →

This Saturday, voters chose their federal representative Roshena Campbell (Liberal) or Mary Doyle (Labor) in Aston after Alan Tudge, a towering leader had to bow out. When he announced his decision to quit politics, it would have delivered mixed feelings to many of his colleagues including leader Peter Dutton. PeterRead More →

Rajwinder Singh is finally in Australia to face court for the alleged murder of Toyah Cordingley on October 22, 2018. Rajwinder, who has maintained his innocence, of his own volition, decided to circumvent the  years’ long extradition proceedings and expressed his desire to be flown back to Australia to clearRead More →