Faces immediate disqualification from Lok Sabha over 2-year sentence Perhaps world’s only, perennially ill-advised Rahul Gandhi faces a real conundrum. His political career for now, seems to be in real strife after a court in Surat sentenced him for two years imprisonment over his loose and loud vilification of ModisRead 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 →
The Hindenburg report saga has been a big windfall for the opposition parties in India. And the matter – went all the way up to the country’s top court which has now constituted a committee of experts to look into the matter. The Supreme Court of India on Thursday, MarchRead More →
In what now has become a routine and does not surprise anyone, another Indian American has grabbed one of the top most jobs in the world. This is surprised no one. The number two man of YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki, Neal Mohan has taken over from her as the CEORead More →
Delivering a permanent pathway for Temporary Protection Visa holders The Albanese Government is delivering on its election commitment to provide a permanent visa pathway for existing Temporary Protection Visa (TPV) and Safe Haven Enterprise Visa (SHEV) holders. Refugees on TPVs and SHEVs have been kept in a state of limboRead More →
Refugees will hold a protest at Prime Minister Albanese’s Marrickville electoral office this afternoon (3 February), 5.30 pm. Speakers include representatives from the Bangladeshi, Iraqi, Rohingya, and Iranian refugee communities and the Refugee Action Coalition. Labor was elected eight months ago on a long-standing promise to grant permanent visas toRead More →
A NSW man – who’s name the Australian Federal Police have decided not to disclose – advocated for violent terrorist acts in a series of racist and extremist messages on social media, and has been jailed for two years and seven months’ in prison. The NSW Joint Counter Terrorism TeamRead More →
The independent Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) has today confirmed that Victoria faces four more years of more debt and higher taxes under Labor, says the state Opposition. The PBO’s comprehensive report of political party election platforms compares the economic impact of party election promises from the recent state election. According to theRead More →
Covid is still here. From today, anyone taking a flight from China to Australia will need to provide a negative rapid test taken within 48 hours of their departing flight. This is a measure put in place by many other countries and is backed by the World Health Organization (WHO).Read More →
The Fair Work Ombudsman has secured $15,717.60 in penalties in court against the former operators of a burger outlet in Melbourne’s south-east. The Federal Circuit and Family Court has imposed a $13,320 penalty against Benny842 Pty Ltd, which operated a restaurant in Pakenham trading as ‘Burger Boss’ until it ceasedRead More →