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Fiji celebrates India’s 79th Independence Day, mark 55 years of friendship

PM Rabuka acknowledged the contributions of the Indian diaspora in Fiji since the 19th century, recognising their enduring impact on the nation’s society, culture, and economy.

Albanese government moves to strengthen powers of university watchdog

“There is a good argument that TEQSA needs better tools to step in when it’s in the public interest and to respond to systemic risks, not just individual providers.”

After ’embassy’ in Canada comes fake ‘Khalistan Air Force’ in America

The incident follows the provocative establishment of a so-called “Embassy of the Republic of Khalistan” at the Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara in Surrey, British Columbia.

24-year-old delivery rider stabbed in Sydney, police launch manhunt

Sydney City Police established a crime scene and have launched an investigation.

$26m cocaine marked “464” seized at Port Botany, AFP calls for public help

A forensic search uncovered two bags holding multiple packages wrapped in blue clingfilm and marked with a "464" label.

Consulate warns of spoofed calls targeting Indian community in Australia

The Consulate has clarified that it does not communicate with individuals about such matters from any mobile or landline number and never seeks personal information

Australia Post courier Gurpreet Singh random act of kindness goes viral, earns TV spotlight

An everyday gesture by Australia Post courier Gurpreet Singh turned him into an online sensation and a household name

Australian innovation and Indian engineering modernise one of the world’s largest canal networks, boosting yields by 30%

Indian farmers along 3,000 km of canal can now receive precise water flows, reducing wastage, avoiding fertiliser runoff and boosting productivity.

Tricolour flies high as India’s 79th Independence Day honoured in Australia

Indian Independence Day was marked with pride and colour with Strathfield and Blacktown councils hosting special community events to honour the occasion.

Kiwi police flock to Northern Territory with lure of six-figure salaries and housing perks

Officers can earn up to A$125,000 pre-tax, receive A$1000 for every overtime shift, and access annual housing benefits worth more than A$31,000.

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Sydney council bans bikini-clad and shirtless passengers from buses

Signs at bus stops now instruct passengers to “dress appropriately” and require “clothing must be worn over swimwear.”

‘Direct targeting of Hindu Canadians’: Brampton Mayor criticised for using ‘unacceptable’ image in op-ed on extortion gangs

“This is not journalism or an opinion piece — this is irresponsible framing and direct targeting of Hindu Canadians.”

New Edith Cowan University city campus positions Perth as global education destination

"This is a campus that will enrich the student experience and the very city itself. It's a place of possibility and discovery."
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