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18-year-old Indian international student bailed after alleged hit-run in Sydney

Vansh Khanna has been charged with seven offences, issued a licence suspension notice and his Honda Accord has been seized for mechanical and forensic examination.

India imports record 51,000 tonnes of Australian cotton duty-free under AIECTA

“If the Indian cotton crop is small, there is scope for more imports."

AFP provides LandCruisers, quad bikes, IT equipment and uniforms to improve policing in Vanuatu

The AFP, through the Vanuatu Australia Policing and Justice Program (VAPJP), supplied four LandCruisers that will be sent to four different provinces to improve the VPF’s mobility footprint.

Are bigger super funds better?

Large funds face some unique challenges. Because they have more money to invest, they have more work to do in finding sufficient attractive assets to buy.

‘Modi Airways’ ready to take off with dhol, dance and dhokla

'Dhokla and Laddu' are favourite to PM Modi, this time we wanted to make sure we have these two items to taste on this journey on Modi Airways."

Can you help Police find this man and car about fight in Laverton North

A 28-year-old Tarneit man, 38-year-old Truganina man and a 26-year-old Williams Landing man have all been charged with affray and weapons offences.

Australian and Indian emerging leaders to discuss major issues shaping bilateral relationship

The conference will gather 30 emerging leaders from Australia and India – 15 from each country – with AIYD covering the cost of flights and accommodation.

Adelaide man jailed for more than three years for importing drugs in Indian cookware

On 4 and 6 July 2022, Australian Border Force (ABF) staff detected anomalies in two parcels at the International Mail Centre in Melbourne Airport.

Indian traditional paintings help expose future generations to our art and heritage in Australia: Dakshinamurthy Anjanappa

Paintings inspired by the Bhagavad Gita were displayed at the recently held Gita Mahotsav in Sydney.

Hundred more cheating websites blocked; 2 years prison and $110k fines if caught

Australia’s anti-cheating laws make it illegal to provide or promote academic cheating services. Penalties include up to 2 years in prison and fines of up to $110,000.

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NDIS fraud: Buckets of gold, silver and cash seized in multimillion-dollar home raid

“Recovery action also undermines the incentive for engaging in serious crimes for profit, and it restores public money so that much-needed services can continue to be provided to the community.”

Surgeon in Australia helps operate patient in India in live robotic surgery expertise demonstration

The live procedure illustrated how tele-enabled robotic systems could, in future, support access to specialist surgical care in locations where distance and workforce shortages limit availability.

Premier Jacinta Allan moves to cut child surgery wait times with $50m health package

“I know how scary it can be to have a sick child in hospital… the endless wait until they are home safe.”
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