Dharmvir Singh, 38, and his father Gurjinder Singh, 65, from Clyde North in Victoria died by drowning in a hotel pool on the Gold Coast in Queensland last week. It is believed the family was holidaying in a seaside resort Orchid Avenue at Surfers Paradise, Gold Coast when the poolRead More →
More international students in Victoria will be supported to thrive away from home thanks to an Allan Labor Government investment. Minister for Economic Growth Tim Pallas today announced the next round of recipients under the Labor Government’s Study Melbourne Inclusion Program, with 13 projects receiving funding to support the wellbeingRead More →
New data has revealed Victorian IT projects are facing over $100 million of cost blowouts and delays under the Allan Labor Government. A recent update to the Victorian Government’s ICT Dashboard has revealed the details of multiple troubled of IT projects, including: Court Services Victoria – Courts Case ManagementRead More →
A social media in-charge Supriya Shrinate’s now deleted post commenting on actor Kangana Ranaut who is the BJP candidate from the Mandi Lok Sabha constituency in Himachal Pradesh has triggered a political tsunami. In the post, Supriya Shrinate posted a semi-nude photo of Kangana with the caption – “Kya Bhav chal raha hai MandiRead More →
In a Letter to the Editor, Peter Walsh pleads the case for more funds to fight the rising crime rates Dear Editor, The recent surge in crime rates across regional Victoria demands urgent attention from the Allan Labor Government. Figures released late last week are damning, with rises at allRead More →
It shows either incompetence of adjudicator in adjudicating on the ABC Ram temple coverage complaints or their submission to someone’s Anti-India, Anti-Hindu agenda The ABC’s coverage of the Ram Temple ceremony in Ayodhya, particularly the ABC TV’s Ram Temple coverage broadcast on January 22 by reporter Avani Dias was seenRead More →
This year’s Victorian Teacher Supply and Demand Report forecasts the Allan Labor Government will have delivered a workforce of more than 112,000 teachers ready to teach at government schools and kindergartens by 2028, finally a word from the government on teacher shortage in Victoria. Dismissing any thought of teacher shortageRead More →
During a Gala Dinner in Delhi, La Trobe University’s Vice-Chancellor, Professor Theo Farrell presented Sumaira Khan with the 2024 La Trobe University PhD Scholarship, valued at more than $225,000 (AUD). Sumaira was selected from a competitive field of applicants from across India for the four-year scholarship, designed to support aspiringRead More →
In an unprecedented display of belligerence by the Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud, when hearing the ongoing spillover from the Court’s judgement on Electoral Bonds on February 15, he rebuked Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) President and Senior Advocate Adish Aggarwala who had sent the CJI a letter requesting him to take suoRead More →
John Pesutto has embroiled himself in a political dogfight with Moira Deeming over an issue which should not have last beyond a couple of weeks. She had only attended a rally – which had empirical problems for some ‘progressive’ liberals. Being so far off from the 2026 election, it hadRead More →