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Sole traders should have access to world-class accounting services, says Hnry’s Karan Anand

Hnry is considered Australasia’s fastest-growing digital accountancy startup.

Australian ‘inQ’ and Indian ‘WE Hub’ launch women-led tech start-ups market access pathways

inQ and We Hub will host women-led Indian and Australian start-ups in cyber and critical technologies.

RBA lifts interest rate for fourth consecutive month, here are details

The board claims that today's increase in interest rates is a further step in the normalisation of monetary conditions in Australia.

Mother and Son duo get commissioned in Indian Army 27 years apart in a ‘rare euphoric moment’

Major Smita Chaturvedi (Retd) passed out from the Officers Training Academy in 1995.

Indian-Australian scientist contributes to breakthrough research that could make hydrogen safer to use

Dr Srikanth Mateti said he had to repeat the experiment 20 to 30 times before he could truly believe it himself.

STEM Sisters that empowers women of colour wins 2022 TechDiversity Business Award

STEM Sisters a network of over 700 women runs nine structured programs addressing key challenges for women of colour. 

Indian woman with a moustache is viral internet sensation

Shyja's Facebook page is called 'Meesakkari' (woman with a moustache).

Muslim students offering Namaz on Monash University lawn say multi-faith room impractical

Muslim students were told that Monash University is a “multi-faith” university and any new communal space built there would be made available to all staff and students.

New Zealand now has a ‘Waheguru Lane’ to connect with Indian cultural values

Around 50% of the population of South Auckland is home to South Asian origin residents, especially in the areas of Manukau, Mangere, Manurewa, and Papatoetoe.

Sexual assault cases increase in Australia for tenth year in a row, reveals ABS data

Almost two-thirds (61 per cent) of victim-survivors were under the age of 18 when the sexual assault occurred.

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A pact of the desperate: What’s really behind the Saudi-Turkey-Pakistan triangle

When Recep Tayyip Erdoğan stood in Mecca on August 7 to sign a joint defence pact with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, the optics were...

Griffith MP Renee Coffey removes graffiti targeting Indian, Chinese and Indigenous Australians’ ‘Aussie’ posters

The vandalism in Brisbane has also reignited debate over whether altering political street art should itself be considered political expression.

Police looking for teenage e-scooter rider for allegedly assaulting 82-year-old man twice after confronting him

He is described as being aged between 16 and 18, with a skinny build and blond-coloured hair.
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