It makes my blood boil to see how factually wrong information is broadcast… says Ravi Bhatia …Indian girls will not sacrifice their chastity just to get their PR… says Uday Dhumatkar Melbourne, August 3: The time was just after 8am on Monday June 27 morning and the start of theRead More →
The Senate is a bit distant for Turnbull’s preoccupations right now. Of more immediate concern is how he seeks to assert his authority in the Liberal party room writes Dr Nick Economou Melbourne, August 3: With the allocation of surplus and preferences being finalised for the Senate count in threeRead More →
From Bollywood to arthouse films, The Indian Film Festival of Melbourne celebrates India’s varied and exciting cinematic output through its 2016 theme Female Empowerment. Melbourne, August 3: Join leading figures from the world’s biggest film industry and participate in a series of unmissable panel discussions, intimate In Conversation events, filmRead More →
ME’s 10th biannual Household Financial Comfort Report predicts debt repayment struggle August 3: Consistent with an expected rise in debt stress, more households ‘paying off or owning a home’ reported to be drawing on their home equity to ‘pay off debt’ – up 4 points to 11 per cent. DrawingRead More →
Footscray, July 20: More than 200 newly arrived migrants and refugees were introduced to AFL football through the AMES Cup ‘Game On’ event yesterday at the Bulldogs ground here. AFL stars from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds Jason Johannisen and Lin Jong were on hand to teach the finerRead More →
Sydney, August 3: With just 32% of Australian adults currently on the national Register, yet 69% of Australians willing to donate; DonateLife is asking ‘What are you waiting for?’ during DonateLife Week. A new campaign page – www.donatelife.gov.au has made it easier for Australians to register and share their donationRead More →
Thornbury, July 22: The second National workshop on Hindi, sponsored by the Victorian School of Languages was held in Melbourne today. The workshop was opened by Ms. Manika Jain, Consul General of India in Melbourne. Coinciding with the completion of 30 years of the opening of the first centre forRead More →
Afghan-Australians in Victoria pass resolution demanding Australia hold Afghan government accountable Melbourne, July 31: Twin blasts in Deh Mazang Square in the city of Kabul in Afghanistan targeting peaceful demonstrators, killed more than 80 people and left another around 300 people injured on 23 July. The terrorist attacks on peaceful AfghaniRead More →
Melbourne, July 20: The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) today briefed multicultural media and community representatives on the upcoming 17th Census of Population and Housing (Census), which will take place on August 9. The 2016 Census Program Head, Duncan Young, stressed the importance of the Census in gaining an accurateRead More →
Melbourne, July 29: Would a real estate professional know? Maybe, given that they are an everyday witness to the market swings and inner workings of the industry itself. Malcolm Gunning, of Gunning real estate agency agency branded young seekers in the housing market as “generation selfish”, who refused to liveRead More →