“WORLD PEACE” STATUE ON SHOW IN MELBOURNE

June 3, 2017 | Heena

World peace may be an elusive goal, but Tibetan monk Lama Khentrul Rinpoche hasn’t given up. He has commissioned a $100,000 tantric statue in the hope it will inspire people to seek world peace. The … Read More

FEDERAL BUDGET CUTS LIKELY TO DAMAGE “THE AUSTRALIAN BRAND OF EDUCATION.”

May 23, 2017 | Brinda Rajkumar Shah

Following an announcement by the federal government that it will cut funding for higher education in Australia, grave concerns have been raised by stakeholders in the sector. Prof Deep Saini, the Vice Chancellor of the … Read More

CAN AUSTRALIANS AFFORD THE FINANCIAL BURDEN OF UNIVERSITY FEES?

May 21, 2017 | Ankit Gupta

The government has unveiled plans for higher education reforms aimed at delivering “a more sustainable sector, more choices for students and increase transparency and accountability in higher education” as per a statement on the Department … Read More

AUSTRALIA’S FIRST MUSLIM MP: ED HUSIC’S TAKE ON POLITICS AND RELIGION

May 21, 2017 | Abdul Waheed

Ed Husic is a man of many firsts. He’s the first federal MP ever to be sworn in using the Koran, the first Muslim frontbencher appointed to Kevin Rudd’s government and probably the only known … Read More

STAY AT HOME DADS PUTTING IN FEWER HOURS THAN WORKING MUMS, RESEARCH SHOWS

May 19, 2017 | Amit Batra

Stay at home dads, are a rarity in Australia. But that’s not the reason why they’re making the news. A study by the Australian Institute of Family Studies shows that despite their full-time availability men … Read More

Keep in touch with friends and family in India with Telstra’s flexible Pre-Paid Day2Day mobile plan

May 16, 2017 | Himanshu Yadav

Telstra, Australia’s largest mobile network, has today launched the easy and flexible Telstra Pre-Paid Day2Day® mobile plan, with recharges starting from $5 for use for up to 5 days.

For a minimum of … Read More