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Brainchild of entrepreneur Sonia Sadiq Gandhi, IABCA celebrates 10 years

IABCA celebrated a decade of sustained engagement, in honouring entrepreneurship, economic partnerships and human connections and rich people-to-people links.

New $40,000 scholarships aim to address Teacher shortage in Australia

The 5,000 scholarship spots will be available for new teaching students studying from 2024

Not investing as much as we should in scientific research, it will have consequences: Nobel Laureate Prof Brian Schmidt

Professor Schmidt also said "Australia understands India" while speaking about why Indian students should come here to study in an exclusive interview.

Australia and USA sign MoU to combat transnational crime

The MOU is based on a shared understanding that addressing the increased threat of transnational crime requires international cooperation.

Cyber Security Summit: Securing Australia’s Digital Future

Leading IT professionals will share insights on emerging technologies, strategies, action plans, and best practices for creating a flexible digital organization.

Invest in Gujarat, will get best return for your money says Add’l Chief Secretary Dr Anju Sharma during Australia visit

A business delegation from Gujarat, India, led by Dr Anju Sharma, Chief Additional Secretary, Government of Gujarat, was in Australia in the lead up to the Tenth Annual Vibrant Gujarat Summit 10-12 January 2024.

Fair Work helps Australian workers get half a billion in back pay

More than half of last year’s recoveries came from large corporate and university employers who together back-paid more than $317 million to more than 160,000 underpaid employees.

Australia enhances Solomon Islands police’s monitoring capacity ahead of Pacific Games

It is the first time Solomon Islands will host the games, with 5,000 participants from 24 Oceania countries and territories to compete in 24 sports from 19 November to 2 December, 2023.

Will drivers who paid Victoria’s electric vehicle tax be able to get their money back?

Under the Constitution, only the federal parliament may impose excise taxes.

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Australia India Sports Bridge brings together stakeholders to strengthen sporting collaboration

The inaugural Australia India Sports Bridge™ 2026 Business Roundtable and Conference, an initiative by Sapphire Links Global, was hosted at the Consulate General of...

Indian-origin stable hand Itwinder Singh wins legal fight over Hindi ban and racial harassment at workplace

The tribunal found Singh’s Indian identity, accent and language were repeatedly mocked, with evidence that workers were discouraged from speaking Hindi among themselves, including during breaks.

Indian-origin Westpac banker Neet Kukreja saves Perth mum’s $1.2 million from sophisticated property scam

The urgency immediately raised concerns for personal banker Neet Kukreja, who had supported the customer throughout her home-buying journey.
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