Of late, Melbourne has been rocked by violent clashes between Hindus and Khalistan referendum supporting Sikhs. Both form part of the Victorina Indian community. Sikhs for Justice groups based in the US and Canada had called for a referendum on Khalistan for January 29 which was held at the FederationRead More →
An Echuca woman confessed her whole body went numb at the revelation she’d become $40 million richer after winning division one in last night’s Powerball draw. The victorious Echuca woman held the only division one winning entry nationally in Powerball draw 1394 on Thursday, 2 February, and took home theRead More →
The much hyped as “peaceful” campaign for Khalistan took a big setback on Sunday when men from pro-Khalistani groups attacked peaceful Indians carrying the Indian Tricolor unprovoked. Videos have gone viral showing Khalistani supporters running after the Indians, calling them all sorts of names, allegedly attacking them with steel pipesRead More →
When miscreant Khalistanis vandalized the Swaminarayan Temple in Mill Park, some could be forgiven to think that would be an isolated incident. Within days, those miscreants vandalized the Carrum Downs temple – Hindu Society of Victoria’s – Shri Shiva Vishnu Temple at 52 Boundary Road, Carrum Downs and the ISKCONRead More →
Covid is still here. From today, anyone taking a flight from China to Australia will need to provide a negative rapid test taken within 48 hours of their departing flight. This is a measure put in place by many other countries and is backed by the World Health Organization (WHO).Read More →
The Fair Work Ombudsman has secured $15,717.60 in penalties in court against the former operators of a burger outlet in Melbourne’s south-east. The Federal Circuit and Family Court has imposed a $13,320 penalty against Benny842 Pty Ltd, which operated a restaurant in Pakenham trading as ‘Burger Boss’ until it ceasedRead More →
High demand for help to resolve Victoria’s commercial disputes If you are a business in Victoria and embroiled in a dispute with someone or some business, you must be aware of the help you can get from the Victorian Small Business Commission (VSBC). It may be a way to avoidRead More →
Victoria has recorded a new measles case in a returned overseas traveller from India. The case, a 41-year-old returned traveller, was infectious from the time of their return to Victoria on 12 December. There are multiple public exposure sites that have been identified, with those who attended these sites urged toRead More →
With year 12 students around the country having received final results this week, graduates planning to continue study or start an apprenticeship are being urged to get ready for 2023. Financial support in the form of Youth Allowance or ABSTUDY is available. Minister for Government Services the Hon Bill ShortenRead More →
TPV & SHEV holders still in limbo after six months of Albanese Government in office Skilled visa applications for teachers and nurses are now being assessed in just three days after a change to how skilled visas are prioritised, says an SBS news item. The Department of Home Affairs hasRead More →