Australian beer drinkers are being encouraged to raise a glass today to recognise the value of beer in Australia on International Beer Day. It is a day to celebrate that beer is a great Australian success story with 85 per cent of beer being grown here, made here and consumedRead More →
Explaining and promoting AI ECTA (Australia India Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement), an Australia India Business Summit 2022 took place on 22 July 2022 at the office of Consulate of India 344 St Kilda Road, Melbourne. The event was organized by JITO Australia and Consulate of India Melbourne to discussRead More →
The Andrews Labor Government is supporting festivals and events hosted by diverse community organisations that promote the sharing and celebration of culture, tradition and social connection. Minister for Multicultural Affairs Ros Spence today opened the next round of funding from the Multicultural Festivals and Events Program for communities to deliverRead More →
The Andrews Labor Government is continuing to provide free RATs (rapid antigen test kits) to eligible Victorians with disability, extending support to some of the most vulnerable in our community over the winter months. People with disability in Victoria can continue to access 20 free rapid antigen tests per visitRead More →
The new parliament has opened the first time after elections. Before Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition leader Peter Dutton could lock horns, the opening is in the news, all because of Pauline Hanson. Pauline Hanson angrily left the Senate chamber during the opening acknowledgement to country after dismissing itsRead More →
Victoria’s Top VCE performers have been recognised at the Premier’s VCE Awards, celebrating their outstanding efforts and achievements amidst the challenges of 2021. Minister for Education Natalie Hutchins today congratulated the high-achieving students, which include a Mt Waverley SC student aiming for a career in in radiology and sonography, andRead More →
A new tool has been developed by CSIRO that acts as an early warning signal to identify dangerous COVID-19 variants. Researchers at CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, have developed a faster and more comprehensive way to identify emerging and dangerous COVID-19 variants, by analysing the RNA of the whole variant,Read More →
Every year Victoria recognises, celebrates and appreciates outstanding Victorians and organisations for their service to multicultural Victoria. Now in its 21st year, these annual awards are proudly coordinated by the Victorian Multicultural Commission (VMC). The Multicultural Awards for Excellence (MAEs) formally recognise people and organisations who have fostered cross-cultural understandingRead More →
Is all well at the Hindu Society of Victoria Carrum Downs is a question that needs answering. Bharat Times (BT) has been contacted by a number of Shiva Vishnu temple devotees with claim of money being stolen from the ‘Undiyal’ – or money box kept on site for donations byRead More →
The Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) has expanded eligibility for a fourth/winter dose of COVID-19 vaccine for adults over 30 years of age. The updated recommendations are: – Adults aged 50-64 are now recommended to receive a winter dose. – Adults aged 30-49 are eligible for a winterRead More →