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Fiji takes strong stance against online scams, aims to raise public awareness

In a significant step, the Taskforce announced the first-ever National Anti-Scam Awareness Week, scheduled for 26-30 August 2024.

Indian-Australian community pays heartfelt tribute to 11-year-old Gurmantar Gill

Gurmantar sustained life-threatening injuries when he was hit by a school bus in Sunshine Coast.

Two men charged after major weapons seizure in Sydney

The searches resulted in the seizure of over 300 prohibited weapons, including flick knives, sheath knives, butterfly knives, Zombie knives, push daggers, and concealed blades.

Australia welcomes India’s young defence officers under exchange program

The General Rawat India-Australia Young Defence Officers’ Exchange Program, named in memory of the esteemed General Rawat, aims to expose young officers from both countries to each other’s training philosophies and capabilities.

Pacific leaders, Japan agree on Fukushima radioactive water discharge

The agreement came at the Japanese hosted 10th Pacific Island Leaders Meeting (PALM10) on Thursday in the capital Tokyo attended by most of the Pacific Islands Forum country leaders.

More than $640,000 cash and luxury watches allegedly linked to drug trafficking confiscated

The two men have been charged with trafficking a commercial quantity of methamphetamine and money laundering.

Indian-Australian researcher Dr Nisa Salim pioneering submarine safety technology

Dr Salim, originally from Kochi in Kerala, after finishing her Masters had offers from Ireland and Germany. However, she chose Australia as it had good research guidance and lifestyle.

Can you guess who this gorgeous couple is?

Indian billionaire Anand Mahindra's recent post highlighting 'another Great Indian Wedding to celebrate...' has already amassed over a million views.

At least 6 killed in Bangladesh student protests

The student protests began last week after the High Court in June reinstated a quota that reserves 30% of civil service jobs for relatives of those who fought in the 1971 war that resulted in Bangladesh’s independence. 

Two Indian international students die in Queensland waterfall accident

Two young men, Chaitanya Mupparaju and Surya Teja Bobba, both international students from India, tragically lost their lives at Millaa Millaa Falls in the Cairns Tablelands.

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