Melbourne, February 21: Pravasi Bhartiya Divas or PBD as it is (or was) famously known since its inaugural big bang celebrations in New Delhi on 9 January 2003 – with much fanfare – seems to have run out of steam. The sudden cancellation of the Indian diaspora’s January big bangRead More →
Take your valentine to cloud nine this Valentine’s Day with a visit to Melbourne’s most romantic spot, Eureka Skydeck, from 10am until late. Love birds visiting Eureka Skydeck will be greeted by a giant LOVE sign, before being whisked up the elevator to relish in the breathtaking 360 degree, floor-to-ceilingRead More →
Some important and latest tips around how students can manage their backpacks and posture to optimise health and prevent the risk of possible long term spinal damage. As children return to school this January, the Chiropractors’ Association of Australia (CAA) Deputy President, Dr. Andrew Lawrence, would like to warn parentsRead More →
Canberra, 26 January: A Kerala dentist settled in Melbourne has been honoured with the civilian honour of the Order of Australia by the Governor General of Australia on Australia Day 2016. Sajeev Koshy was given the award for his service to dentistry in Victoria, Australia. Koshy is currently the ClinicalRead More →
As another New Year slowly winds itself in to action, the time has come to dust off the election maps and put new batteries in the calculator. 2016 is going to be a federal election year, with the only unresolved matter being whether prime minister Malcolm Turnbull calls an earlyRead More →
Canberra, February 8: The Turnbull Government today voted to cut the pension for elderly Australians who travel overseas. The Social Services Legislation Amendment (Budget Repair) Bill 2015 would affect migrant pensioners to continue to receive their pension while they are overseas. The government proposed that from the first of JanuaryRead More →
Point Cook, January 27: The Andrews Labor Government is giving Point Cook Cricket Club (PCCC) the tools and resources it needs to help maintain Victoria’s title as the cricket capital. Member for Altona District Jill Hennessy today announced that PCCC is one of 61 clubs across Victoria sharing in $153,000Read More →
Melbourne, February 9: The Multicultural Business Ministerial Council was today appointed by Andrews Government for better support to people from non-English speaking backgrounds, in their small business ventures. The Council’s role will be to actively promote Victoria as a culturally diverse business centre, provide a forum for strategic business networkingRead More →
This is a very strange story of an Indian International student family who came to Australia some years ago to make a new life for themselves. But the sponsor Grandpa says he never sponsored. Amandeep Kaur Sandhu came to Australia as an international student along with her husband Kanwaldeep SinghRead More →
The City of Greater Dandenong is gearing up again for the Annual Holi Festival… SPRINGVALE is set to become a little India plastered with colours on Sunday 20 March 2016 for the AIII’s Annual Holi Celebrations…. The Australian Indian Innovations Inc (AIII) will host its 8th successive Holi Fair atRead More →