Baba Harjit Singh Rasulpur organized ‘langar sewa’ (community kitchen offering free food for all) at Ayodhya well before the Pran Pratishtha on January 22. He says his forefathers eight generations back led the claim of Ram temple back in the 1850s. To be precise, in November 1858, Nihang Baba FakirRead More →
A married couple in the UK – Aarti Dhir and Kavaljitsinh Raijada, have been convicted of exporting more than half a tonne of cocaine to Australia, after a National Crime Agency (NCA) investigation found they were behind a front company that had sent the drugs by plane under a coverRead More →
The official Best Australian Beaches for 2024 have been announced with beach expert, Brad Farmer AM, releasing his annual top 10 carefully curated list of beaches chosen from the almost 12,000 contenders found across Australia’s mainland and surrounding islands. Squeaky Beach is the first Victorian beach to claim the covetedRead More →
On Sunday, January 28, Hindi Niketan organized 26th January celebrations, like the previous years, to celebrate Indian Republic Day and Australia Day at the Scoresby Primary School, 11 Ingrid Street, Scoresby. The program is aimed at informing our younger generation about their culture and history. A celebration which uniquely bringsRead More →
Last Wednesday was a terribly horrendous and tragic day for the local Indian community when a family lost four of its members to drowning at Forrest Caves on Phillip Island. Those lost were – Jagjeet Shivam Anand, a 23-year-old Melbourne-based nurse, 20-year-old students Suhani Anand and Kirti Bedi and 43-year-oldRead More →
UNSW experts say it’s never too late, nor too early, to adopt healthy habits that can delay the onset of dementia. Forgetting names and misplacing items happen to us all, more so as we age. But when should you be concerned that these small acts of forgetfulness are part ofRead More →
The Allan Labor Government is proud to be supporting more multicultural organisations across the state to deliver festivals and events which celebrate and share culture and promote community connections. Member for Melton Steve McGhie today announced a total of 183 organisations will receive funding to deliver festivals and events throughoutRead More →
Life is getting even harder for Victorians as new budget figures today confirm the state’s dire financial position continues to deteriorate under Jacinta Allan, says the state opposition. Labor has driven Victoria’s debt to record highs, with net debt now forecast to soar to nearly $178 billion by 2027, anRead More →
By Sonya KilkennyVictorian Minister for Planning Owning your own home is the great Australian dream – maybe even more so for families who have chosen to call Australia home after fleeing or migrating from countries where giving your family a better life may not have been possible. It was devastatingRead More →
Late lodgment penalties will be remitted under the amnesty which ends on 31 December 2023 for small business income tax returns, fringe benefits tax (FBT) returns and business activity statements (BAS) originally due between 1 December 2019 and 28 February 2022. More than 14,000 small businesses have taken advantage of the amnesty sinceRead More →