Coalition upped continuous-stay for Migrants’ parents to 5 Years in limbo? Melbourne, July 6: As counting still drags on with Coalition at 72 and Labor at 66, one important aspect of election 2016 promise is now in limbo. However, the possibility of a hung Parliament means that it is unlikelyRead More →
A new age in High-performance computing (HPC) is about to begin at the University of Melbourne. Melbourne, July 5: The University has launched a new HPC service called Spartan. It combines traditional HPC with a flexible cloud computing component. No other university has put a system like this into production.Read More →
Sydney, July 4: The University of New South Wales has appointed distinguished former Indian diplomat, author and educator Amit Dasgupta as its inaugural India Country Director. The position, based in New Delhi, will strengthen and deepen UNSW’s ties with India across education, knowledge exchange and research. During his diplomatic career,Read More →
Migrants not interested in Commonwealth or Republic status; emotional and intellectual investment largely focussed towards their financial security. Melbourne, July 5: Most newly-arrived migrants and refugees believe in low taxes, leaving the GST rate where it is and that Australia is still a land where hard work is rewarded, accordingRead More →
Malcolm Turnbull was elected leader by the Liberal party in the belief that he could win the 2016 election. He has now failed a crucial political test and his future is in serious doubt, writes Dr Nick Economou. Melbourne, July 4: The Liberal-National coalition may have lost government in theRead More →
Where are all the Indians in the business of nation-making in election 2016? By Dinesh Malhotra Melbourne, June 22: The Indian settlers in Australia are seen by the mainstream society as very easy and good ‘fit’, committed to working hard and making their contribution to their adopted country. Most ofRead More →
Melbourne, June 28: Early voting has commenced for voters who can’t make it to a polling place on election day, Saturday 2 July, the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) announced. Electoral Commissioner Tom Rogers said voters entitled to vote early can either vote in person at an early voting centre orRead More →
By Anasudhin Azeez London, June 25: British voters have spoken and they have spoken clearly and loudly to exit from the European Union. The next three months will be crucial for the country when the new team at 10 Downing Street begins their talks to find out new deals toRead More →
By Saeed Naqvi By their Brexit vote, the people have administered a punch on the chin of the British establishment, leaving it rattled and dazed. Britons have now joined electoral insurgencies elsewhere in Europe and beyond, against two-party democracies being hijacked by crony capitalism and austerity policies. “Global revolt againstRead More →
Melbourne, June 21: World leaders in the mathematical sciences are visiting Melbourne for a series of research programs at Australia’s first international research institute for mathematics and statistics. The new international Mathematics Research Institute, MATRIX, has been established by the University of Melbourne and Monash University – both pioneering universitiesRead More →