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Sydney alleged hit-and-run victim Harry Chandla remembered as kind and loyal person

31-year-old Harry Chandla, a trolley collector originally from India, has lived in Australia for 10 years.

New Zealand and India to work together on strong economic connectivity

“India’s importance to New Zealand’s society, economy and security is growing."

Safety Pod Saves 28, but Ballarat Mine Tragedy Leaves One Dead, One Severely Injured

WorkSafe is set to investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident, and police will prepare a report for the coroner.

Despite no ‘Leadership Position’ Indian Diaspora in Victoria Makes Positive Impact, New Report Highlights

Almost 60% of Victorians acknowledge the valuable contributions of Indian international university students to the state's economy and society.

New Zealand questions Canada’s ‘credible allegations’ in Khlaistani extremist Nijjar’s killing

“As a trained lawyer, I look okay, so where’s the case? Where’s the evidence? Where’s the finding right here, right now? Well, there isn’t one.”

Digital Transformation Summit in Sydney to navigate Australia’s technological frontier

The rapid adoption of technology and the ascent of Fintech are reshaping Australia's BFSI sector dramatically.

India moves to implement citizenship law that provides rights to refugees of persecuted religious minorities

30 district magistrates and home secretaries across nine states have been authorised with the ability to confer Indian citizenship

National Australia Bank eyeing Indian fintech innovations for its global customers

NAB, has 3000 jobs outsourced to third-party vendors globally. Now their focus will be to in-source most of these jobs across India and Vietnam.

How to boost Indigenous participation in STEM

Indigenous STEM knowledge is vast and includes many things such as astronomy, weather knowledge, medicinal plant knowledge and animal classification systems.

“Criminal damage”: Vandalisation of war memorial in Canberra strongly condemned

Overnight, vandals painted graffiti on the Vietnam War Memorial on Anzac Parade in an apparent protest to highlight the situation in Gaza.

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Qantas exploring outsourcing up to 1,000 jobs to India in AI-driven overhaul

Qantas said the use of technology was not solely focused on reducing staff numbers, highlighting its investment in Australian operational roles.

Brazen tree theft leaves Indian-Australian family stunned after five pines stolen from Melbourne home

The CCTV footage shows the suspect acting swiftly before driving away, although the vehicle’s registration plate could not be clearly identified.

Do you know a community champion? NSW calls for nominations for 2026 Local Government Women’s Awards

Now in their 19th year, the awards celebrate outstanding women working in local government whose leadership, dedication and public service have helped strengthen communities across the state.
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