The Morrison Government’s budget 2022-23 presented by Australia’s treasurer Josh Frydenberg on Tuesday night, March 29 has some goodies on offer which the critics say are aimed at election which will most likely be on May 14. The government on the other hand says it is a step in theRead More →
Liberal MP Wendy Lovell is under fire for suggesting social housing children shouldn’t be placed in affluent areas where they cannot mix with children from rich families. Premier blasting attempts to clarify the view as “pathetic”. Wendy Lovell was debating a homelessness Bill put forward by the Greens on WednesdayRead More →
The Australian Festival of Chamber Music will delivery what the perfect holiday sounds like: lazy days under the famous North Queensland winter sun combined with the world’s finest classical music. Why holiday anywhere else? Organisers of the Australian Festival of Chamber Music (AFCM), which takes place in TownsvilleRead More →
Bhagwant Mann, seeing a meteoric rise in life, has been sworn in as 17th Chief Minister of Punjab. Mann was administered the oath of office by Governor Banwari Lal Purohit here on Wednesday, March 16. Bhagwant Mann chose to be sworn in at Khatkar Kalan, the birth place of ShaheedRead More →
Victorian Labor senator Kimberley Kitching has died suddenly of suspected heart attack in the Melbourne suburb of Strathmore. She began feeling unwell while driving between two meetings and pulled over and called her husband, Andrew Landeryou. An ambulance attended but she could not be resuscitated. Senator Kitching died not far fromRead More →
The size and capability of the Australian Defence Force will be significantly increased by the Morrison Government to keep Australians safe in an increasingly uncertain global environment. Under the plan, the number of ADF personnel will increase by around 30 per cent by 2040, taking the total permanent ADF toRead More →
Rahul Gandhi seeks unequivocal answer from Kejriwal on Kumar Vishwas’ charges Just before the polling day in Punjab, Kumar Vishwas, answering a question from a journalist spoke about Arvind Kejriwal and made serious allegations against him about his links with Khalistani terrorists and ambition to become the chief minister ofRead More →
Premier Daniel Andrews has walked away from another opportunity to apologise for comments dismissing the Labor MP Kaushaliya Vaghela’s allegations of a toxic bullying culture within the Labor Party as “fantasy”. Yesterday, senior government Minister Tim Pallas offered a long overdue apology to Upper House MP Kaushaliya Vaghela after heRead More →
In what appears to be a racially motivated move in which on an Indian family was attacked by thugs outside Lynbrook Hotel in Lynbrook. In the attack, Keith Prakasham, wife Jacqueline Prakasham and his brother Lynn Prakasham were allegedly racially abused and physically assaulted. The attack took place on FebruaryRead More →
To fight the rising Cybercrime in Australia, the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) and the Tax Practitioners Board (TPB) have developed new guidelines on client identity verification. These guidelines will also help improve security to stop criminals from committing tax fraud by stealing taxpayer identities. “We are increasingly concerned that criminalsRead More →