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Fiji’s 2022 General Election gets underway as voters turn up in numbers

“It is not proper for any employer to force their employees to come to work without having voted. Is not only unjust, but it is unconstitutional."

“With honour they served”: PM Albanese pays tribute to slain Queensland police officers

The police officers were at the address at the request of New South Wales Police to conduct a missing person inquiry.

Vehicle repair shop fined $30k for not paying back-pay entitlements of Indian worker

The Federal Circuit and Family Court has imposed the penalty against Bhangu Pty Ltd, which operates a business trading as Rehaan Automotive Care, based in Archerfield.

Former café operators fined $192k for deliberately falsifying wage records

Fair Work Ombudsman Sandra Parker said employers who use false records to try to frustrate an investigation into underpayment allegations will face serious consequences.

Khalistan car rally fails to garner Sikh community support but successfully terrorises Indian-Australians

"I will not take my 12-year-old on to listen to such hatred just because of my religious beliefs."

Sydney man arrested after fleeing while on drugs trial

The man failed to appear in court in March 2020 to face a charge of importing a commercial quantity of a border-controlled precursor, namely 2.8 tonnes of safrole oil.

Australia is effectively getting an extra year of tariff cuts on free trade agreement with India. Find out why?

The India Australia Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement (IA-ECTA) will come into force from 29th December 2022.

Canberra’s ‘Daana’ awarded Best Indian Restaurant in Australia

'Laxmi’s Indian Restaurant' and 'Delhi ‘O’ Delhi' won the Silver and Bronze awards respectively at the 2022 Hostplus Restaurant and Catering Awards.

More than 90,000 anonymous tip-offs help Fair Work expose workplace breaches

The FWO has received more than 90,000 anonymous tip-offs since it launched its Anonymous Report tool in 2016, with almost 13,000 in 2021-22.

Meet the Indian-Australian Scientist behind the world’s first ‘Brain Clot Bank’

Dr Bhaskar, who is a physician-scientist and academic neurologist, is well known for his research on prevention and treatment of strokes.

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UAP files: Several extraordinary visuals and encounters remain unexplained

The United States has released a fifth batch of government records relating to unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP), bringing the total number of records made...

Senator Wong announces Pacific-wide undersea cable milestone at PIF Foreign Ministers Meeting in Fiji

Australia says it has helped deliver more than 10,300 kilometres of new undersea cables across the Pacific, with more than $500 million committed since 2018 to support undersea cable connectivity across the Pacific and Timor-Leste.

Labor stands firm on 225,000 migration target as Coalition and One Nation call for lower intake

The 2026 Federal Budget forecast net overseas migration to rise by an additional 20,000 people in 2026–27 before moderating to about 225,000 a year from 2027 to 2030.
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