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Australia plans to invest $10 million in international education innovation to minimise skills shortage

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In the 2019-20 financial year, the Indian student market was estimated to be worth 6.6 billion dollars to the country’s economy.

Queensland floods: Eight dead, three others missing

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All schools in the southeast have been closed and people are urged to work from home.

ISKCON temple in Ukraine opens doors for providing food and shelter

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ISKCON global has also launched a website to find the nearest temple in Ukraine, Poland and Hungary.

Market Mantra: Worst week since October 2020 amid Ukraine crisis

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A recent poll done by Reuters found that the RBA will raise interest rates for the first time in over a decade in the July-September quarter.

Shreyas Iyer, Jadeja fire India to win over Sri Lanka in 2nd T20I, seal series 2-0

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Chasing 184, India got off to a bad start as the side lost skipper Rohit Sharma in the first over.

Would you like India’s top universities to set up campuses in Australia?

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Experts say that at this rate of admission, Indian students will surely overtake Chinese students as the largest group on campus within the next three years.

Australian state recommends ban on ‘Nazi Swastika’ display with exception for sacred Hindu Swastika

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Under the proposed legislation, the maximum penalty for an individual flouting the ban would be a $5500 fine or imprisonment for six months or both.

Return to ‘Office’ and mask rules changed in Victoria, Here’ details

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A temporary exemption and deadline extensions for workers required to receive three doses of the COVID-19 vaccine were also declared.

‘Historic moment’: India wins bid to host 2023 International Olympic Committee session

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This meeting will decide on the key activities of the global Olympics movement including adoption or amendment of the Olympic Charter and the election of the host city of the Olympics.

Indian Comedy in its own style with no language barriers

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The drama festival represented unity in diversity and brotherhood of the multicultural Indian community.

Market Mantra: ASX records third straight weekly gain on strong earnings

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Gold recorded its best week in nine months as mounting tensions between Russia and the Western World over Ukraine lifted bullion’s safe-haven appeal.

Surging Cyberbullying: Social Media the Breeding ground

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Adults and students alike must understand the limitations and obligations that come with living in a digital environment.

2008 Gujarat bombings: Indian court sentences 38 terror accused to death

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A special court in India has sentenced 38 people to death for a deadly terror attack and bombings in the city of Ahmedabad, Gujarat, on 26...

Site secured for a new multi-million-dollar community hospital in Melbourne’s West

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Daniel Andrews Labor Government has secured a site for the new Point Cook Community Hospital. Minister for Health Martin Foley, Member for Altona Jill Hennessy...

Australia-India join hands to reduce cost of new and renewable energy technologies

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Ultra-low-cost solar and clean hydrogen technologies are priorities under Australia’s Technology Investment Roadmap.

Great news for Australian farmers; India reduces lentils tariff to zero

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"The reduction of this tariff now is a welcome, positive step towards rebuilding trust and confidence in this important export market, to help optimise this high-value crop's potential."

‘You F…… Indians get out’: Family beaten in an alleged racist attack outside Melbourne hotel

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A Melbourne family was bashed and told to "get out of the country" in an alleged racist attack at the car park of Lynbrook...

Truth behind Safer Communities Grants and Minister’s interventions: Fire-bombed Temple, Vandalised Church and Robbed Gurudwara

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"It's not the power to intervene, it's the responsibility to serve and protect, and that's what I did. I protected these communities from harm's way, from robberies, vandalism, and threats."

Market Mantra: Australian shares rise for a second straight week, as US inflation worries return

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High inflation numbers on Friday will be a sign of worry for the bulls and may push the prices south again for the equities market.

India and Australia signed MoU to make ‘Visa’ easy for travel, tourism and education

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"We are looking at mutual recognition of qualifications in Australia so that students can now study in both nations."

Diaspora has and will lead the way in Australia India relations

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“Policies will come from policymakers but passion will come from people, driven by Diaspora.”

Minister Dan Tehan in India to fast track Australia’s trade agreement

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Australian - Indian Governments are working on promoting further travel and tourism between the two countries with ease in Visa protocols.

India issues travel advisory for Canada amidst ‘Freedom Convoy’ protests

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This development comes two days after the Mayor of Ottawa declared a state of emergency over ‘Freedom Convoy’ protests in the Canadian capital city.

Indian-Aussie start-up legend Alok Kulkarni’s tech firm records USD350 million in funding

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"We’re excited to have the firepower to grow and continue to attract the best people globally. We’re at the beginning of a very exciting new chapter.”

Australia opens for international tourists from February 21

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“The condition is you must be double vaccinated to come to Australia. That’s the rule. Everyone is expected to abide by it.”

Australian Hindus oppose Religious Freedom Bill amid fears of forced conversion

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We oppose anyone calling Hindus idolaters, heathens and infidels.

‘She will live in our hearts through her music’ as India’s Nightingale Lata Mangeshkar cremated with full state honours in Mumbai

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Officials of the Indian armed forces carried her mortal remains and paid the full state honours.

Market Mantra: Are we on recovery path or it’s just another short term gain?

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Australia had its own mini version of Facebook last week with building products group Boral falling 41% to hit a 17-month low.

India Champion for record fifth U19 World Cup, defeats England

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Earlier, India had won the U19 World Cup in 2000, 2008, 2012, and 2018.

Tonga: What actually happened when Volcanic Mushroom Plume

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"It takes roughly 900-1000 years for the Hunga volcano to fill up with magma, which cools and starts to crystallize, producing large amounts of gas pressure inside the magma"

With flowers soaked in tears, family and friends farewelled Poonam and Vanessa

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"Much is hyped by government and others about addressing domestic violence in the community but on-ground support is just minimal."

Morrison Government opens coffers for six national manufacturing priority areas

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Do you have an idea with proof of concept and proof of scale in – resources and critical minerals, food and beverage, medical products, recycling and clean energy, defence and space.

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Sydney man charged in 252kg dangerous ‘pink cocaine’ drug import plot

Government aims to pass political donation and spending caps within a fortnight after in-principle deal with opposition

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