Indian Cricketer S Sreesanth is embroiled in a cheating case he claims he has never been part of. Such is the gravity of the situation that he has had to approach the Kerala High Court seeking protection from arrest seeking an anticipatory bail protection. On Tuesday, November 28, the HighRead More →
Sameer Pandey, was fortunate to rub shoulders with the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on the first day of his job as the Lord Mayor of the City of Parramatta in Sydney. It was May 23, 2023 and he had been elected the Lord MayorRead More →
When Daniel Andrews quit politics, there was not much resistance in the Socialist left faction of the party to the candidacy Eden Foster to replace their retiring star leader. According to reports, Eden, who was the Lord Mayor of the City of Dandenong at the time was being encouraged toRead More →
The state Opposition says YES, she has. In a shocking media release the state Opposition says more than 50 staff within the Department of Jobs, Skills, Industry and Regions have been put on indefinite paid leave while their exit packages are being negotiated. The question is – how long doesRead More →
The Allan Labor Government is ensuring Victorian secondary students are ready to embrace the jobs of the future, with high quality renewable energy equipment to learn with. Victoria’s next big build will be the renewable energy transition – delivering cheaper, more reliable renewable energy into the grid and creating 59,000 jobs. MinisterRead More →
On Saturday 4 November, Fed Square came alive with the most awaited, magical Diwali celebrations. The Victorian Festival of Diwali festivities presented a breathtaking cultural feast of folk, classical and contemporary dances, soul stirring live music, craft for children, dance workshop, henna, fun-filled interactive activities for the whole family, aRead More →
While the push for better bilateral relations between Australia and India have been on the cards for the Australian government since the Liberal and National parties wrested government off Labor post Rudd-Gillard-Rudd era, the incoming Albanese government took it to an all-new level when Albo called Narendra Modi, the PrimeRead More →
Parents of those students who have just sat the VCE exams must be heaving a sigh of relief, that is unless your child’s exam paper had errors. And this time there were too many, which requires an independent review to stop the repeat in the years ahead. At least eightRead More →
All Indian Australians would remember the former Indian High Commissioner to Australia Navdeep Suri, with good, and some with fond memories. But now, his image, at least in Australia has been tarnished by a decision of the Federal Court of Australia, delivered on November 3, wherein he has been foundRead More →
If there was any doubt about the cricketing prowess of the Indians, it all vanished on Wednesday night when the Indian batsmen thrashed NZ bowlers to the fences long and wide for sixes and fours and the bowlers led by Mohammed Shami – took their batsmen to the cleaners withoutRead More →