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Beyond Technology: How India’s Moon Mission Epitomises a Cultural Triumph

Deepak Gopalakrishnan 1 September 2023

Space missions, traditionally the realm of Cold War politics and technological bravado, have a new contender that adds a different flavour to the discourse—India. While the Indian Space Research Organisation’s (ISRO) exploits, including their ambitious moon mission, have drawn attention for their scientific prowess and low-cost effectiveness, what is often understated is the mission’s cultural […]Read More

Australia News

Scammers Target Australians Wanting To Help Afghan Kids

Sameer Salunkhe 23 September 2021

The Australian government has declared a warning over an internet scam targeted at those wishing to help kids who were parted from their parents during the chaos of evacuation in Kabul. Karen Andrews, Minister of Home Affairs, confirmed that there were less than ten kids, all over ten years old, presently in quarantine. They were […]Read More

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Australia’s Plan For Re-opening Could Leave Many Vulnerable

Deepak Gopalakrishnan 16 September 2021

A group of professionals from several industries in Australia have met to call for a COVID-19 reopening plan in the country to include particular vaccination targets for the susceptible groups, such as the aboriginal Australians. A newly constituted multidisciplinary network comprising of fifty professionals from engineering, health, and law disciplines opined that the current target […]Read More

Australia News

Return of International Students to Australia in Turmoil with Harsh Border Policies

Sneha Smriti 23 August 2021

Manpreet Vohra, India’s high commissioner to Australia, urges the Australian government to plan a safe return of on-campus studies so students will have something to look forward to. Vohra added that it would be a pity and a hassle for students who will otherwise go to other countries to continue their studies. There are about […]Read More

Australia Covid 19 News

COVID-19 Vaccination Remains Voluntary as Scott Morrison Clarifies There Will Not Be a Mandatory Vaccine Policy

Indrasish Banerjee 13 August 2021

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison made it clear in a statement last week that there will be no federal policy that requires COVID-19 vaccinations mandatory. Inoculation is purely voluntary, but employers do have the option of requiring the jab for high-risk workers. Morrison explains that companies have the discretion to make the vaccine mandatory for […]Read More

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Could Australia’s Covid-19 Vaccine rollout be the greatest Public Policy failure in history?

Joy Sawhney 11 August 2021

Australia has failed to deliver on its promise so far to vaccinate most of the population. And it is shaping up to be the most significant policy failure in the last decade or two. There are three key ways to measure the success of a public policy, and when it comes to the distribution of […]Read More

Australia Immigration News

Massive Emigration of Australian Skilled Workers May Result in ‘Persistent Skill Shortages’ – Parliament Report

Mark Lynn 9 August 2021

More than half a million migrants, most of whom were skilled workers, have left Australia since early 2020 when the COVID-19 pandemic first hit the country. This has caused severe labour shortages in many industries across the nation. In a recent report, Parliament advocates for changes in Australia’s skilled migration program to prevent the further […]Read More

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A Snake Slides through the Woolies Spice Shelf, Shocks Sydney Shoppers

Nivedita Nagpal 5 August 2021

What was supposed to be an ordinary Monday for shopper Helaina Alati became eventful when an uninvited ‘visitor’ sneaked in one of the shelves in Sydney’s supermarket. Alati was looking for some spices when she suddenly saw a large snake just twenty centimetres away from her face. According to Alati, the diamond python was initially […]Read More

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Brisbane confirmed as the host of 2032 Olympics and Paralympic Games

Christian Mc Karthy 22 July 2021

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

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Pets may soon be allowed into Plane Cabins in Australia

Rahul Raj 1 July 2021

For decades, there has been a ban placed on pets being brought into plane cabins. Along with sister island New Zealand, Australia is one of the most isolated territories on earth with a unique set of rules regarding air trips. One of the most controversial issues that have remained a topic of local debate in […]Read More

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Beyond Technology: How India’s Moon Mission Epitomises a Cultural Triumph

Scammers Target Australians Wanting To Help Afghan Kids

Australia’s Plan For Re-opening Could Leave Many Vulnerable

Return of International Students to Australia in Turmoil with Harsh Border Policies

COVID-19 Vaccination Remains Voluntary as Scott Morrison Clarifies There Will Not Be a Mandatory Vaccine Policy

Could Australia’s Covid-19 Vaccine rollout be the greatest Public Policy failure in history?

Massive Emigration of Australian Skilled Workers May Result in ‘Persistent Skill Shortages’ – Parliament Report

A Snake Slides through the Woolies Spice Shelf, Shocks Sydney Shoppers

Brisbane confirmed as the host of 2032 Olympics and Paralympic Games

Pets may soon be allowed into Plane Cabins in Australia

Beyond curry: Melbourne chef couple win Gourmet Traveller’s Best New Talent

Breakfast television and a park full of colour: Holi Festival Sydney’s national moment

The Lord Mayor in the colour cloud: how Holi Festival Melbourne became a civic fixture

Australia’s long wait in India and the 2027 tour worth travelling for

Beyond curry: Melbourne chef couple win Gourmet Traveller’s Best New Talent

Breakfast television and a park full of colour: Holi Festival Sydney’s national moment

The Lord Mayor in the colour cloud: how Holi Festival Melbourne became a civic fixture

Australia’s long wait in India and the 2027 tour worth travelling for

Sri Durga Temple Rockbank – Largest Hindu Temples In Melbourne

Commonwealth Bank becomes Australia’s first bank to offer buying and selling of cryptocurrency

The Masterchef Talks: Sashi’s Secret! At Naturally good Expo, Sydney

Struggles of Transition: The Migration Experience of Indians in Australia

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