Australia and India team up on SKILLS and TRAINING
Melbourne, April 6: Australia’s Special Envoy for Trade, the Hon Andrew Robb AO MP, today met industry and education sector leaders in India, including the Minister of Skill Development and…
Prabha Kumar’s husband ‘dumbfounded’ with Australian police theory
Melbourne: Arun Kumar, husband of murdered Prabha Kumar, is sceptical of Australian police theory that Prabha Kumar’s murder may have been organised by someone from India. He claimed that his…
Melbourne’s Holi grandeur with AIII: Grrrrr8 – number 8
Sandown Race Course: The Australian Indian Innovations Inc (AIII) hosted its 8th successive Holi Fair at Sandown Racecourse and was very well attended by more than 7000 patrons passing through…
Indians targeted in Migration Fraud and Scams
Melbourne: Some recent Indian nationals arriving in Australia and migrants to Australia, have received fraudulent calls from unauthorised persons about their Australian visa / immigration status. “At times the callers…
New MAV Patron Ted Baillieu will co-host upcoming Piers Festival
Multicultural Arts Victoria (MAV) Patron Ted Baillieu who has recently joined the Arts platform spoke passionately about the passion for arts. “I’ve had a passionate commitment to both the arts…
Australian Investment circles still SHY of Arun Jaitley’s call for ‘Make in India’ –
by Ramakrishna VenuGopal Melbourne, April 2: Noting that India is currently rated as the most attractive investment destination by many global agencies, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley invited Australian businesses to…
Australia’s first ever Indian ethno-specific aged care facility
Melbourne: DutchCare together with FIAV (Federation of Indian Associations Victoria) today announced the approval of Indian specific Aged Care facility. The ACAR (Aged Care Approvals Round) released today for 2016…
Primary Victorian students keen about Hinduism
Huntingdale: Murrumbeena Primary School students visited Sankat Mochan Mandir today, to experience a Hindu Temple ambience and to learn about the world’s oldest religion – Hinduism. About 160 students of…
Robots in travel; slowly gaining Australian approval
Australian travellers are divided on how much a robot could add to the holiday experience, according to a global study by travel deals company Travelzoo. The study reveals that two…
Migrants’ employment expectations Unachievable
Melbourne, March 31: New migrants are finding it harder than they expect to find suitable work in Australia and low levels of English and a lack of local experience are…