Coronavirus affected international students are being helped by the Victorian government with care packages being provided through the Study Melbourne centre and online counselling. Volunteers from the international student community gathered at the Study Melbourne Student Centre in Hardware Lane today to fill care packages with grocery vouchers, support serviceRead More →
Since his stunning federal election victory towards the end of 2019, Prime Minister Scott Morrison has had a very difficult summer. Well before Bridget McKenzie’s sports funding issue arose, it started with the rather unfortunate coincidence of him taking an overseas family holiday just at the moment that the veryRead More →
Indian community of Melbourne has been doing its bit, whenever Victoria has faced any challenges. With Bush fires ravaging parts of Victoria, Victorian Indians got together to raise funds for Bush Fire relief. Rampal Muthyala, a Liberal party member and owner of Dosa Hut Wantirna organised a fund-raiser for theRead More →
Australia’s Chief Medical Officer is now recommending anyone who has travelled in the Hubei province should self-isolate for 14 days after leaving the Hubei province. Australians can rely on advice from health experts when it comes to managing the novel coronavirus – including Victoria’s Chief Health Officer, Australia’s Chief MedicalRead More →
Collective Shout has condemned a new Kentucky Fried Chicken TV ad for reinforcing gender stereotypes and for its sexist grooming of boys. The 15-second ad promoting the global fast food fried chicken chain opens with a young woman checking her appearance in the reflection of a parked car window, leaning forwardRead More →
Amandeep Mehra awarded Australian Corrections Medal Having been awarded the Australian Corrections Medal as part of Australia Day 2020 Honours, Amandeep Mehra has not only made Australian Indian community proud but has made the whole country proud. Amandeep works for the Department of Justice New South Wales. He commenced hisRead More →
The Andrews Labor Government is making it easier for families to secure a kindergarten place for three and four-year-old children by supporting councils to develop central enrolment schemes and simplify kindergarten enrolment processes. Minister for Education James Merlino today announced eight councils in the areas rolling out Three-Year-Old Kinder firstRead More →
Uniform, Equipment, Training Grants For Local Sports Clubs Victorian government’s grants program has opened applications for funding for local sports clubs. Grassroots sporting clubs across Victoria are being encouraged to apply for funding to upgrade equipment, buy new uniforms, boost administration capabilities and improve training for officials. Simply put, clubsRead More →
The latest feather or shall we say blemish for the Indian community is charging by Victoria police of two Indian pickpockets, a sad start to 2020 for the local Indian community. With the latest embarrassment caused to the Indian community by a man-woman duo, words of the famous Australian populationRead More →
Fans of Qantas have a reason to smile. Qantas tops World’s safest airlines list. AirlineRatings.com (www.AirlineRatings.com) the world’s only safety and product rating website has named Qantas as its safest airline for 2020. AirlineRatings.com has also announced its Top Twenty safest airlines and Top Ten safest low-cost airlines from theRead More →