Melbourne, February 20: As fierce debate rages across Melbourne about the future of the taxi and rideshare industries, local player GoCatch is gathering momentum building its growing base of drivers, passengers, and market share. GoCatch is the leading Australian on demand taxi and rideshare booking app, which allows drivers toRead More →
Writing down your feelings by hand – letters can help resolve arguments, strengthen your relationships and could even score you a date, reveals a survey. 83 per cent said a written invitation is the most romantic way to be asked on a date; 85 per cent Australians said that writingRead More →
Pascoe Vale, January 30: In a quiet suburban street of Pascoe Vale, there were distressing scenes as neighbours described how a screaming husband ran out of his house upon discovering dead bodies of wife and child, late Sunday afternoon. The young neighbour Mohammed Assad said it was “really distressing” toRead More →
Melbourne, January 25: Deep in the heart of Asia TOPA is a place that is not a place – an ephemeral crucible of constant change that might just change you in return – welcome to mystic state of BAUL Welcome to XO State (ex-oh state), running from 22 – 26Read More →
Abhishek seeks fresh face for comeback film but offers to work free in NBA champion Satnam Singh biopic Mumbai, January 23: Abhishek Bachchan is preparing big time for his so-called lead comeback in films with Prabhudeva’s ‘Lefty’. Bachchan Jr is not only acting in this film, but he is also co-producingRead More →
Melbourne, Jan 17: A five-year-old Sikh boy was denied entry by a school in Melbourne’s western fringe, for wearing a turban as it said that the religious head gear was not in conformity with the school’s uniform policy. “It is disappointing that my son has been forced to abandon hisRead More →
But Amazon continues to sell Lord Ganesha skateboards, despite requests for removal London, January 17: A doormat depicting the Indian flag was being sold from world’s largest online retailer, Amazon’s Canadian store, which led to a furor amongst Indians both in India and overseas. Indian External Affairs minister Sushma SwarajRead More →
Melbourne, January 15: As each year the nation celebrates the achievement and contribution of eminent Australians through the Australian of the Year; proud Indian Australian, Tejinder Pal Singh and Yasmin Khan of Pakistani origin are in running for Australia’s Local Hero award. The Australia Day awards profile leading citizens whoRead More →
Transgender activist and dancer Laxmi Narayan Tripathi; and politician and award-winning writer Shashi Tharoor live at JLF@Melbourne New Delhi, January 10: In collaboration with the Melbourne Writers Festival, Jaipur Literature Festival will host ‘JLF@Melbourne’ – an exciting pop-up festival with a difference which will be a celebration of the writtenRead More →
Melbourne, Jan 6: Australia has told its citizens visiting India to use electronic payments where possible as some travellers were facing difficulties exchanging Australian dollars post demonetisation. In an advisory on Thursday, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade said: “Indian authorities have replaced withdrawn 500 and 1,000 rupee notes,Read More →