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Melbourne couple who kept a ‘slave’ for eight years gets two more years in jail

The couple had forced the victim to live in squalid conditions, while cooking, cleaning and caring for their children before she collapsed and was admitted to hospital.

“Bonkers” Khalistan protest at Indian Consulate in Melbourne flops

Jai Bharadwaj, the Editor of The Australia Today, was physically pushed, abused, and verbally intimidated by supporters of Khalistani extremist movement.

Education ministers agree to major reforms in training teachers

The report contains 14 recommendations across four key areas of reform.

Tarikjot Singh buried alive Indian international nursing student Jasmeen Kaur, court told

This gruesome murder involving "uncommon level of cruelty" has been dubbed an "act of vengeance" in the court.

No, India’s most wanted Khalistan extremist Pannun is not dead, Here’s proof

And to confirm this fact they have sent a video to The Australia Today where Pannun can be seen threatening India and Indian diplomats with dire consequences.

Queensland labour-hire company penalised for underpaying 87 visa holders

Fair Work Ombudsman Sandra Parker said that employers in the agriculture sector, including labour hire companies, that underpay vulnerable workers risk facing significant consequences.

Mahindra Scorpio crosses Australia’s toughest desert in record time

Scorpio crossed 1100 sand dunes and endured a peak outside temperature of 50 degrees Celsius, all in 13 hours, 21 minutes and 5 seconds.

Rajiv Jayarajah who suffered brain haemorrhage in Bali evacuated to Gold Coast

Raj suffered a seizure in his hotel room that caused him to collapse resulting in a head injury and brain haemorrhage.

Breath easy, Reserve Bank hits pause on interest rates

"Some further tightening of monetary policy may be required to ensure that inflation returns to target in a reasonable time-frame."

Khalistan extremists threaten top Indian diplomats in Australia, fire bomb consulate in America

Indian Authorities are taking this very seriously and are in touch with relevant Australian officials after fire bombing of Consulate in San Francisco."

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