In a counter to the Australian Labor party’s election promise of making it easier for First home buyers, the Liberal party has come up with a plan – Super Home Buyer Scheme – which is not only for more responsible economically, but also really good for Australians – to makeRead More →
Do you want criminals to pay from their own pocket for the immigration detention before they are deported? If the answer is yes, here is a story you will like. In a media release, attacking the Labor Opposition’s softer approach, Ministers Karen Andrews (Home Affairs) and Alex Hawke (Immigration) sayRead More →
Greens leader Adam Bandt is hoping that the predictions of a “hung” parliament come true on May 21. That, if all other things fall into place for him, will deliver the balance of power hold reins to him. Among the “other things” that need to fall in place for him includeRead More →
A Liberal star politician, Tim Wilson is having a real fight this time in his seat of Goldstein, once considered a prize for Liberal politicians. When for Liberal minister Andrew Robb decided to retire in2016, Tim Wilson resigned his $400,000 per annum job as Australia’s Human Rights Commissioner to representRead More →
The Andrews Labor Government is investing in multicultural communities and young people with support for community festivals and services and facilities for newly arrived migrants. The Victorian Budget 2022/23 delivers more than $26 million for young people and culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities, helping them come together as we emergeRead More →
It is on, on May 21. For both the Opposition leader Anthony Albanese and Prime Minister Scott Morrison, it is a ‘do or die’ fight of their political career. Whoever loses will be foolish to stick around the parliament house. In the 2019 election, the one all pundits had calledRead More →
Sympathisers of Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale and supporters of ‘Khalistan’ are planning to celebrate Khalistan Day today, April 30 at 3.00pm at Craigieburn Gurudwara according to a video posted by a group claiming to be followers of and going to the same gurudwara in Craigieburn. On April 27, Melbourne Indians sawRead More →
The battle in Goldstein has taken an interesting turn this election. Zoe Daniel, an acclaimed former ABC journalist has been brought in by an independent group called the Voices of Goldstein to take on the incumbent Liberal candidate Tim Wilson since 2016 who is also a former Australian Human RightsRead More →
Morrison, Frydenberg and Hawke come to the rescue The battle for Chisholm is hotting up. With a margin of just 1090 votes at the last election in 2019, Gladys Liu may be about to lose her berth in Canberra. The 2019 election in Chisholm was between two Chinese Australians asRead More →
Sample questions are now available for teachers, students and their families to view ahead of the new-look General Achievement Test (GAT) to be held this year as part of the Andrews Labor Government’s reform of the VCE and VCAL system. Minister for Education James Merlino today released example questions forRead More →