Whether it’s for work, helping people get around, or purely for companionship, it’s clear that Aussies absolutely love their doggy friends (and why so many of them protect them with pet insurance). In 2016, it was estimated that around 38% of Australian homes had at least one dog. But what types of dogs do Aussies...Read More
The year 2021 witnessed a resurgence in the Covid-19 cases with the outbreak of the second wave of the disease. Consequently, the Australian government imposed and extended the lockdown across all the states, shutting down companies and businesses. The economy suffered a hard blow as people could not travel to workplaces; the government restricted inter-state,...Read More
Academics quit the University of Melbourne over interference in freedom of speech
In protest of alleged interference by the Indian High Commission (IHC) and concerns about academic freedom, a group of academics has quit the Australia India Institute in Melbourne. Thirteen affiliated fellows sent a signed letter to Vice-Chancellor Duncan Maskell on March 29, indicating that the Indian High commissioner had interfered in the institute’s activities. Furthermore,...Read More
Australia to open ‘’Backpacker Visa’’ to Indians to work and holiday
On 2nd April 2022, India and Australia signed a Free Trade Agreement after decades of re-negotiations. Australia Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the Australia-Indian Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement (AI ECTA) would help strengthen the relationship between both counties. He pointed out that the agreement has been on a robust security partnership and the joined...Read More
A recent study found out that one in three vapes in Australia is filled with illegal amounts of banned chemicals, which may cause lung diseases. Teens and youth have the impression that vaping is a healthier alternative to smoking. Therefore, the government and the New South Wales Ministry of Health( NSW Health) are worried about...Read More
Why Australians need to reassess their relationship with alcohol
What is that one “thing” that people often use to signify the celebration during any formal or informal event? We cannot conclude any party without this “thing.” Alcohol is synonymous with celebrating joyous times, be it a birthday party, hanging out with friends, or sitting at home and destressing. Weekend night outs with friends for...Read More
Words fall short when describing Shane Warne; although he is considered as one of the greatest bowlers in cricket history, he was so much more than that, which he explored through his various other passions and endeavours. Most people who knew him closely can attest to the fact that he was unpredictable and wild; simultaneously,...Read More
Australian Government Takes A Uey – Relaxes Migration Laws
Covid-19 Pandemic has drastically affected the migration rate of Australia ever since the outbreak owing to the border restrictions. Moreover, the government also imposed travel bans that made it difficult for people to get Visa. But the year 2022 brings new hope with the recent changes regarding the visa rules. According to the reports released...Read More
On 15 January, Novak Djokovic was detained following the cancellation of his visa for the second time due to being unvaccinated. Immigration Minister Alex Hawke took the decision on health and good order grounds and considered it appropriate to do so in the public interest. Also, Prime Minister Scott Morrison reiterated that the Government decided...Read More
The third most common cancer that affects Australians is Bowel cancer. Around 15,500 people are diagnosed with bowel cancer every year. Although the disease commonly occurs in people over 50, it can happen at any age. The bowel is the long tube that absorbs water and nutrients from food and processes waste products into faeces....Read More