Melbourne, June 26: Southern hemisphere’s greatest annual celebration of Indian cinema, The Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM) will be held from 10 – 22 August, 2018. This year’s Festival offers all Australians the opportunity to explore the richness and diversity of contemporary Indian cinema, from Bollywood box-office hits, documentariesRead More →
Melbourne, May 4: With the exhibition of Mahatma Gandhi and his role as an immigrant himself, the Victorian government has churned the wheel of developing its ‘Victoria’s India strategy’ launched earlier, this year. The exhibition is open for visitors at the Immigration Museum in Melbourne CBD, since last month. “TheRead More →
Yet international students struggle with challenges of loneliness, racism and poverty Melbourne, May 11: Melbourne retains itself as one of the best student city in the country and has leapfrogged Paris and Montreal to become the third best student city in the world, according to the QS Best Student CitiesRead More →
Melbourne, February 21: Momena Shoma, a Bangladeshi international student stands accused of stabbing Roger Singaravelu in the neck while he slept with his 5 year old daughter, at their home in Mill Park on Friday, February 9. The 24 year “brilliant student”, who had received a scholarship to study inRead More →
Melbourne, April 19: Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull reiterated the new “Australia first – essentially meaning Australians will be given first preference for Australian jobs – bringing on sweeping 457 skilled visa changes, with lasting impact on . The Australian Government announced that it would abolish the 457 visa and replaceRead More →
Distraught wife Sunayna Dumala seek answers from Trump’s US New York, February 26: An Indian-origin man was killed and another injured by a former Navy serviceman who mistook them for “Middle Easterners,” officials said. The man also shot and injured a non-Indian American Ian Grillot, who is hailed as aRead More →
Westmeadows , March 7: AAM AADMI Party (AAP) MP Bhagwant Maan allegedly faced protest at a public meeting here on Tuesday when Melbourne based Pappa Sarpanch asked him to explain why he visited a religious place under the influence of alcohol. Maan was addressing an AAP dinner event at AjoobaRead More →
Melbourne, February 15: Melbourne taxi driver, Jimmy Behal, who has been driving taxis for almost 18 years in Melbourne, is the new star of the Taxi Services Commission’s ‘Open Doors’ Campaign. Originally from India, Jimmy is belongs to Melbourne’s Punjabi community and lives in the western suburbs. Driving since 2000,Read More →
Melbourne, February 15: Dimple Thomas today pleaded guilty to one count of dangerous driving causing death of a baby. Dimple Grace Thomas who hails from Kerala, India, had crossed three lanes against a ‘give-way’ sign and made an ‘illegal’ right turn, onto South Gippsland Highway, crashing into another car atRead More →
Melbourne, February 1: Bhavita Patel, sixth victim of the Bourke St rampage passed away Monday night after her family made the decision to turn off her life support. While doctors tried to save her, but Bhavita was unresponsive for 10 days and her condition never improved. She passed away aroundRead More →