Robust movement in Indian Economic Growth corridors has led to an increased demand for Australian minerals and technology, notwithstanding bumpy ride ahead Melbourne, Oct 17: India is set to be the world’s most populous country in the next 10 years and forging ahead to be the second-biggest economy in the world. India’s population has propelled…
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Mobiles to be faster, thinner and flexible – Ankur Sharma’s semiconductor
International student Ankur Sharma invents semiconductor that can convert electricity into light very efficiently and is bendable Sydney, October 5: As technology updates and improves constantly, it also leaves behind an enormous e-waste that all goes to the landfill. Australia produces 200,000 tonnes of e-waste every year, generated by discarded electronic devices. We produce a…
Death threat allegation & Defamation claim swipes Indian-origin Real Estate agents
Melbourne, July 13: A recent property listing in Melbourne’s west, resulted in an assault charge, defamation suit, an intervention order application and finally an out-of-court settlement between Indian origin real estate agents. The recent growth in real estate in Melbourne’s inner-west corridors, has witnessed fierce listing competition between real estate agents in Melbourne’s west. This…
Australia India Business Council signs MoU for bilateral Travel and Tourism
MoU with Australia India Travel & Tourism Council marks milestone in bilateral partnership Melbourne, July 5: Australia India Business Council (AIBC), the peak body facilitating bi-lateral trade and investment between Australia and India marked a milestone in bilateral relationship. AIBC signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at Sofitel Wentworth in Sydney, with Australia India Travel…
Obsolete FIFA Rules for 90-minutes Football matches demand Genuine Corrections
In a recently published research work of Prof. Ranjit Biswas, some major changes termed as “corrections of obsolete FIFA Rules” have been proposed. Melbourne, June 17: As the World Cup FOOTBALL fever take precedence, many aficionados are not simply happy to bask in the revelry. Not being satisfied with the results of many of the past…
THREE BINDAAS WAYS BY TELSTRA TO CONNECT BACK HOME IN JUNE
Telstra is helping customers connect home with double data and unlimited standard international calls from Australia to India, United Kingdom, Canada and United States. Customers can receive double their data with every $40 recharge (5GB data + 5GB Data Bank bonus) on Telstra Pre-Paid Extra™ before 2 July 2018 – as well as unlimited calls…
Australia India Business Council (AIBC) calls for expose’ of anonymous email attacks
Sydney, June 1: Pursuant to email being circulated by one Mike Wilson which “anonymously” criticised the State Secretariat of AIBC and its recently held event at Melbourne’s Immigration Museum – MAHATMA GANDHI: AN IMMIGRANT; the AIBC has termed the incident as “unsettling anonymous email material”. Jim Varghese, National Vice Chair, AIBC has called on the Australian…
Australia India Business Council (AIBC) members approve constitutional changes
Slated to be a ‘historic event’ – constitutional changes to enhance AIBC business profile come ahead of India Economic Strategy release. Sydney, April 30: During an Australia India Business Council Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) of members held earlier in Sydney, members approved a historic transformation of the AIBC constitution to ensure a more business focussed…
Carmichael Mine & other Adani Australian ventures have tax haven ties to British Virgin Islands: Report
Adani Group’s $3.5bn debt-funded ‘investment’ in Australia including Carmichael Coal Mine at risk Canberra, Oct 3: An investigation by the ABC has alleged that the Adani Group’s Australian operations have “previously unknown tax haven ties in the British Virgin Islands”. ABC’s ‘Four Corners’ programme has uncovered the British Virgin Islands links of Gautam Adani’s Australian…
IT solutions will never stop CyberCrime
With two notable ransomware cyberattacks hitting Australian shores in recent months, Australian companies are spending millions on the wrong cybersecurity strategies believing they are safe. Technology never sleeps … and it also does not think. The ability to think is a critical element in a strategy for defending against the latest cyber-attacks. More than…