Are you experiencing financial hardship, difficulties? Finding it harder to pay your bills? Don’t know where the money should come from to pay your child’s school fees next year? There is some help. Not exactly free money but free professional help to organize your affairs better through these tough times.Read More →
This is the story of Vedant Sawant, while unique in the true sense, it is something all migrants would learn from, get inspired from and one that publications like use yearn for. Why? Because it is the story of ‘making it’, showing resilience and fighting spirit at such a youngRead More →
Although Victorian Hindus (Indians) can be traced as far back as 1796 in Australia, they are so willing to ‘fit in’ by nature that the community has been making adjustments not only with their social and cultural beliefs but also with religious rights and rituals for more than 200 years.Read More →
The Leader of the Opposition, the Hon Peter Dutton MP, is visiting Delhi, India, from 1 to 4 November 2023. During this trip Mr Dutton will meet with political representatives, business leaders, and visit organisations supporting schooling and education programmes, as well as addressing an event at the India AustraliaRead More →
The Allan Labor Government is supporting more Victorians with training opportunities in in-demand industries, with a new report charting the state’s skills and training sector over the next three years. Minister for Skills and TAFE Gayle Tierney today joined 120 people from the training sector and industry at Holmesglen TAFERead More →
A Wollongong woman was recently sentenced in the Port Kembla Local Court to 1 year and 8 months imprisonment for committing GST fraud on the Australian Tax payers. She tried to to obtain more than $250,000 in fraudulent GST refunds. This is the latest result of extensive efforts under anRead More →
The killer driver involved in the tragic accident at Diggers Rest in August last year in which Melbourne Punjabi singer Nirvair Singh died has pleaded guilty. Cory Comport, a 24-year-old man pleaded guilty before the County Court on October 23, to culpable driving, which caused the accident that killed Nirvair. NirvairRead More →
A new partnership between Edith Cowan University (ECU), observation data company QL Space, and University of South Wales (UK) is looking to the stars, literally, to create more secure and efficient communication – cybersecurity. The collaboration will focus on ‘free space optics’, which uses light all around we can’t seeRead More →
TK Maxx faces criminal charges in the Magistrates’ Court of Victoria over alleged breaches of the state’s child employment laws at its Werribee store. Wage Inspectorate Victoria, the state’s child employment regulator, has filed 33 charges against TJX Australia Pty Limited, trading as TK Maxx, alleging its Werribee store contravened the ChildRead More →
Victoria is home to communities from more than 200 countries, who speak 260 languages and the Allan Labor is supporting these families to use storytelling in their own language (multicultural storytime) to supports their kids’ connection to their language and provide culturally appropriate information about health. Minister for Children LizzieRead More →