The culture and tradition of a country reflect in the people’s attire, customs and food; food is one of the universal mediums through which people connect across different countries despite the boundaries. Hence, it would not be wrong to say that food has a way of bringing people together because when we sit together to...Read More
Does your chest or throat burn? If that’s the case, you may be experiencing acid reflux. GERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease) is a frequent digestive disorder. What is GERD? Stomach acid refluxes into the esophagus, causing GERD. Many people endure heartburn or acid reflux. GERD is mild acid reflux occurring twice a week or moderate to...Read More
Is raising a daughter different from raising a son? While many would like to say no, indicating that they do not differentiate between a boy or girl, the truth is no matter how progressive society has become; there are certain socio-cultural norms. Especially when you belong to a country with a dynamic and complex culture,...Read More
In response to increasing demands from backpackers, Immigration Minister Alex Hawke said that the government would be taking the initiative to welcome them soon. In an official statement, he announced that the government is currently working on strategic pipelines of working holiday-makers, and their visas are being processed faster. Despite the news of the fast-tracking...Read More
Scientists and Healthcare Professionals have termed Omicron as the new ‘’variant of concern’’ which has now spread in more than sixty countries. Reports suggest that it poses a high global health risk because some of the evidence indicates that it evades vaccine protection. However, in-depth clinical data to show its severity is still limited; hence...Read More
There is a great Wall Street dictum that says ‘greed is good’. In this article, we say the same thing about fear, but only the sort that bears no danger to your life. We’re of course speaking of horror movies, and why we think – and research proves – that horror movies are useful in...Read More
The news that parents of Australian citizens and permanent residents are now to be classified as the immediate family is being welcomed by many. This will allow parents of the Indian Diaspora to travel within Australian territories and states that have reached the 80% double-vaccination milestone. Up until now, the travel restrictions only allowed Australian...Read More
Enrolment of international students in Australian Universities has declined sharply during the pandemic. However, the Minister for Education Alan Tudge is confident that the dismal numbers will improve when the borders open. He confirmed that the plan is to reopen international borders when 70% of the Australian population is double vaccinated. Nevertheless, the members of...Read More
Ayurvedic practices are considered one of the oldest health remedies known to man dating back to 5000 years. With the aid of natural roots and herbs, Ayurveda has cured diverse ailments. In this article, we review some ayurvedic remedies for treating certain health conditions. Ayurvedic Remedies The growing popularity of Ayurveda has sprung more remedies...Read More
As the world continues to grapple with the after-effects of the coronavirus pandemic, regulators and the medical community continue to seek out effective means to protect their populations. In Australia, Pfizer is now the recommended vaccine for individuals under the age of 60. This development was made known to the press by the Health Minister...Read More
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