Yearly Archives: 2022

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Will price caps on coal and gas bring power prices down?

For the next year, coal used in Australia cannot be sold in wholesale markets for more than $125 a tonne. Gas used in Australia cannot be sold in wholesale markets for more than $12 a gigajoule.

Produce in Uttar Pradesh, sell to the world, says Indian delegation in Sydney

Uttar Pradesh is estimated to have a GSDP of around US$250 billion and is India's third largest state economy.

How many Australians are going hungry?

Food insecurity can range from being anxious about not having enough food in the house to eating cheaper, less healthy food

Twitter war erupts between Vivek Agnihotri and Anurag Kashyap, read why

Vivek has now started the shooting of his next film 'The Vaccine War' which is all set to hit the theatres on the occasion of Independence Day 2023

Albanese government announces new rule for Australian Citizenship in 2023

This pragmatic change will ensure the efficient processing of citizenship applications and timely ceremonies for new citizens.

Why deeper Indo-Australian strategic partnership in Indian Ocean?

Since the end of the fifteenth century, the Indian Ocean has been key to global power.

Maha Sinnathamby named Property Founder & Visionary Chairman of the Year 2022

Maha's journey is inspiring - from growing up in a village with no electricity to becoming one of Australia’s wealthiest people.

Ellyse Perry shines as Australia defeats India by 21 runs in 3rd T20I

Aussies were reduced to 5/2 in the second over, but Perry (75) and Harris (41) helped Australia post a competitive total.

Melbourne man sentenced to three years jail for sharing child sexual abuse material online

A forensic examination of the phones revealed multiple files depicting child abuse material and the sexual torture of pre-pubescent and pubescent children.  

Why you should avoid catching COVID again?

Studies suggest we should care about this, as each reinfection can increase the risk of poorer health outcomes into the future.

Must-read

Three Indian migrants killed in devastating highway crash in New Zealand

Police say the vehicle is believed to have crossed the centre line moments before the impact, though investigations into the cause are ongoing.

Hundreds of students set to lose qualifications as Melbourne training college registration canceled

College issued qualifications and statements of attainment without ensuring students had completed proper assessment or met competency requirements

Childcare worker Jayendra Jung Shahi granted bail over alleged slaping two toddlers

His lawyer told the court his mental health had declined following recent family tragedies, arguing he required support.
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