When Pulwama happened last year, it was always suspected that Pakistan had a hand in it. Almost 48 India soldiers and security personnel lost their lives in Pulwama on February 14, 2019 when a vehicle laden with explosives was driven into a convoy of Indian security services hitting and killingRead More →
AirCar (V5) is the latest generation flying car that transforms from road vehicle into air vehicle in less than 3-minutes. Useful for leisure and self-driving journeys, and also as a commercial taxi service, the dual mode transformation vehicle can go from driving to flying mode with the click of aRead More →
Adjusting to the new normal is where all governments are focused right now. The virus may or may not be eradicated the life has to go on. Testing for COVID-19 is where the most focus, and thus investment is. As part of the global fight against the virus, some nationsRead More →
Dr Shirin Malekpour, a senior lecturer at the Monash Sustainable Development Institute (MSDI), has been selected by UN Secretary-General António Guterresto to be part of the Independent Group of Scientists that will draft the UN’s 2023 Global Sustainable Development Report (GSDR). Dr Shirin Malekpour is the only Australian among 15Read More →
Vinod Bajaj, a 70-year-old man, born in Punjab now based in Ireland has applied for a Guinness World Record after completing ‘Earth Walk’. Vinod who has been doing the walk in his (now) hometown of Limerick since August 2016 says he has covered over 40,075 kilometres – equivalent of theRead More →
In his latest media release, a Nevada (US) based Hindu religious leader has criticized the Australian government’s announcement on Partner visa English language requirements for partner visa. Titled “Hindus call Australia’s English test for partner visas an unwarranted invasion into love lives”, Zed’s media release was circulated worldwide. AQs canRead More →
Ever since China’s misadventures began through various initiatives in and around neighbouring countries in Asia, be it ‘Belt and Road’ initiatives or the skirmishes it continues to carry at the top end of India, its intentions seem to be getting more and more brazen. That only accentuates the importance IndiaRead More →
While the risk of a deliberate nuclear exchange is still small between the United States and China, there is a growing risk of inadvertent nuclear use according to new research from the United States Studies Centre. And in this US-China nuclear relationship, Australia needs to be more proactive the study suggests.Read More →
Refugee women and girls in camps on the Thai-Burma border are among the first-responders fighting human rights violations and helping local communities cope with the additional challenges of COVID-19. For many, this continues work they’ve been doing for years, drawing on their skills, knowledge and experience of conflict, flight and survival. TheyRead More →
Cardiovascular disease is still a major cause of premature death in Australia. An important contributor to this burden is Sudden Cardiac death (SCD), which refers to a sudden lack of heart activity. Sudden cardiac death — also sudden cardiac arrest and unexplained cardiac death — is one of the biggest killers of AustraliansRead More →