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 →
SOAK UP SOME INSPIRATION Australians have a deep love affair with their backyard pools, and with over 2.7 million Australians living in a home with a private pool (according to 2018 Roy Morgan research), thousands are expected to flock to the SPASA Victoria Pool & Spa + Outdoor Living ExpoRead More →
Melbourne, November 26: La Trobe University student, Susan Saldanha is named ‘International Student of the Year – Higher Education’ at the 2019 Victorian International Education Awards (VIEA), presented by Study Melbourne. The award recognizes the Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Health Sciences student’s dedication to enhancing international student experiences at La Trobe,Read More →
Melbourne chefs to dish up modern Indian flavours at Boxing Day Australia v India clash Melbourne, December 11: Samosa burgers, pani puri and tandoori chicken tacos are just a few of the dishes set to hit Yarra Park as part of the Indian Summer Festival – a free festival coincidingRead More →
Good news for Indian international students When it comes to education, genuine students would want to go to the very best colleges and Universities to complete their degrees. No wonder, the world has seen students from developing countries travelling in droves to developed countries for further education and paying hugeRead More →
Dandenong, November 21: Cricket enthusiasts will be treated to an incredible line-up of musical talent with local multicultural band like Manorism playing at the Indian Summer Festival – a free, three-day community and cultural festival to coincide with the Australia vs. India Boxing Day Test in Melbourne at the iconic MCG. The festivalRead More →
Melbourne Law Firm Offering $1,000 Scholarship to “Racist” Students Melbourne, November 13: Students who admit to being racist or xenophobic – a fear of, or discomfort with, foreigners – could share in a $1,000 scholarship in 2019. The scholarship is offered by Melbourne-based law firm, Global Mobility Immigration Lawyers &Read More →
Melbourne October 30: Among many dignitaries of academic fields, a proud chairperson of Celebrate India Inc. promised a bigger and better festival of Diwali to all Victorians at the launch of a week-long extravaganza at a function organized at the University of Melbourne. Professor Muthupandian Ashokkumar, Assistant Vice Chancellor forRead More →
Melbourne, May 4: With the exhibition of Mahatma Gandhi and his role as an immigrant himself, the Victorian government has churned the wheel of developing its ‘Victoria’s India strategy’ launched earlier, this year. The exhibition is open for visitors at the Immigration Museum in Melbourne CBD, since last month. “TheRead More →
Melbourne, February 21: Momena Shoma, a Bangladeshi international student stands accused of stabbing Roger Singaravelu in the neck while he slept with his 5 year old daughter, at their home in Mill Park on Friday, February 9. The 24 year “brilliant student”, who had received a scholarship to study inRead More →