Vishal Jood will be released from custody in six weeks following negotiations between his Liverpool criminal lawyers and the DPP. Vishal Jood was charged with 11 offences including a charge under section 93z of the Crimes Act of publicly threatening or inciting violence on grounds of religion. This charge wasRead More →
Victoria records 334 new cases of COVID-19, 1 death Continuing on from the day before when Victoria recorded 325 new cases of COVID-19 of which 324 were locally acquired and one case was in a returned international traveller in hotel quarantine, the state has reported another 334 new cases inRead More →
Confirmation that Victoria’s real estate market will remain in lockdown until at least 23 September is a further blow to tenants, home buyers, vendors and agents across Victoria. The minimal easing of restrictions announced yesterday offered no relief for the real estate sector, which faces the same chaos as underRead More →
With 208 new COVID cases, another death, Victoria in for bigger numbers 208 new cases and a further death recorded in Victoria in the last 24 hours. That explains why Premier Daniel Andrews did not ease of too much of lockdown restrictions on Wednesday. This is the highest number soRead More →
The Victorian Government is helping Victorians from multicultural backgrounds continue putting healthy and culturally appropriate food on the table as Victorians do their bit by staying home. Under the program, funding for many Indian organizations working to help those in the community has also been provided. Minister for Multicultural AffairsRead More →
Children aged between 12 and 15 years will be able to book a COVID-19 Pfizer vaccine from September 13 following the Morrison Government’s decision to implement expert medical advice. Bookings will be available through GPs, Commonwealth Vaccination Clinics and Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations. Each state and territory will adviseRead More →
In our current climate of COVID pandemic and lockdowns, we are all looking for some positive good news story to sustain hope, optimism for our future. Against that backdrop comes a great story of hope and optimism but a story which guarantees not only a solid foundation, but also aRead More →
‘Time to act’ on Afghanistan say Afghan Australians Ever since Taliban advanced to Kabul, they knew their country was in strife, in real danger of undoing the gains made in the last 20 years. Despite a press conference and telephone calls to media to reassure freedoms to women and girlsRead More →
With the situation continuously developing in Afghanistan, Refugee Action Coalition is asking the Australian government to grant PR (permanent residency) to all Afghans in Australia on temporary visas. The Refugee Action Coalition has rejected Prime Minister Morrison’s statement that Australia’s humanitarian refugee intake will be left at 13,750, even if increasedRead More →
When Sushant Singh Rajput (SSR) was found dead on the morning of June 15, 2020 in his Bandra apartment, one of the first people to see his dead body was his friend and apartment made Siddharth Pithani. Once the layers started to come off the mysterious death of SSR, SiddharthRead More →