Yoga has caught on like wildfire all over the world in recent years. Now what is making a bigger wave is a phenomenon called Beer Yoga, which started life in Germany and is now knocking on Australian doors. In this article, we tell you everything about it, and yes, it is exactly what you think...Read More
The Indian political scene has always been a tumultuous affair. I still remember the pandemonium that was being acted on our TV screens from 1996 to 1999, where three general elections were held in a span of four years and Mr Vajpayee was sworn in three times as Prime Minister. But the country did face...Read More
Seventeen-year-old Anjali Sharma made headlines after she and seven other Australian teenagers filed a lawsuit against environment minister Sussan Ley. The group took to the federal court in its bid to stop the approval of a mining project in New South Wales. Sharma’s claims gained more relevance after the Intergovernmental Panel’s report on Climate Change...Read More
Brisbane has been officially confirmed as the host of the 2032 Paralympics and Olympic games after a vote was held by the International Olympic Committee in Tokyo. This confirmation will make Australia the second country after the US to host the Summer Games in not one but three different cities. The two other cities that...Read More
You soak chickpeas to cook them or drain the water from canned chickpeas, and most people do not realise the uses for this water. A liquid full of health benefits is poured down the drain as waste. We will show you how you can use the water to make vegan alternatives to mayonnaise and meringues....Read More
Thousands of Australians are stranded abroad. Why is this? If you're travelling to Australia, you must provide evidence of a negative COVID-19 PCR or RT-PCR test to your airline when checking in for your flight at the departure point. Read More
The COVID-19 vaccine rollout has been initiated on 22nd February. Each state has started preparing its strategies for the distribution and administration of the initial doses of the vaccine. The Pfizer vaccine is now available and ready to be inducted. The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has gone through many lengthy processes to approve the drug...Read More
2020 has been an unprecedented year that has felt like we’ve been hearing one piece of bad news after another. With all of the downright depressing news and fears surrounding Covid and our uncertain futures, you’d be forgiven for thinking that nothing good has come from 2020. However, we’re happy to say that it isn’t...Read More
Fortunately for Indian food lovers, you don’t have to take a 12-hour flight to get a real authentic taste of India. Sydney has some delicious restaurants right here on your doorstep. See below our top ten choices (in no particular order) for the best places for Indian cuisine, from upmarket establishments to cheap eats. Manjit’s...Read More
If individuals get punished for breaking the law, so does corporate bodies. Westpac, one of the big fours, headquartered in Sydney has been slammed with a record-breaking fine of $1.3 billion over money laundering and child exploitation breaches. This is the largest ‘civil penalty‘ issued in Australia’s corporate history, leaving many people’s mouth agape because...Read More
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