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Australia-India Relations Strengthened with New Initiatives and CAIR Headquarters in Parramatta

"Working more closely with our Indian-Australian communities – our fastest growing diaspora – means we can better respond to a diverse and evolving India."

Nearly $1 million in fine for employer who allegedly threatened to kill migrant workers’ families

“Visa holders in Australia have the same workplace rights as all other workers, and enforcing those rights remains an enduring priority for the Fair Work Ombudsman.”

Australia’s Fiji Indian Community Rallies for Vishaal Maharaj’s Medical Recovery and Education

On April 10, 2024, tragedy stuck as Vishaal was involved in a grave car accident during his Doordash duties that left him with severe injuries, particularly to his right arm.

Visa rejection frustrates Indian students; Universities working with policymakers to resolve issues

"We need to do better for these students if we want this country to enjoy the benefits of international education."

Renowned Military Historian Prof. Peter Stanley Joins Australia India Institute as Academic Fellow

His work has not only enriched the field of Australian military history but has also extended to significant studies on British India.

Fiji Indian descendants of Girmitiyas receive forgiveness and blessings in emotional ceremony

After 145 years of the date of arrival of their ancestors, the descendants expressed their heartfelt remorse and petitioned for blessings.

Cap on international student numbers in colleges and universities as crackdown on shonky operators starts

Prohibit education providers from owning agent businesses, halt the registration of new international education providers, and suspend the introduction of new courses

Tragic murder of Navjeet Sandhu in Melbourne sparks concerns about international students’ well-being

While Sandhu succumbed to his injuries at the location, a 30-year-old man Sharvan Kumar was transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

Australia announces 20% increase in financial requirements for international student visas

New standards raise the necessary proof of funds significantly across all categories: from primary applicants and their spouses to dependent children and school costs

Sharp decline in Indians looking to work abroad, Australia still tops as preferred destination

"Australia's rise as a preferred destination underscores its appeal in terms of quality of job opportunities and lifestyle"

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Prime Minister Albanese praises 500,000 home batteries as ‘great Australian story’

Speaking in Castle Hill, Sydney, on Friday, Mr Albanese said 507,651 home batteries had been installed under the Federal Government’s Cheaper Home Batteries Program since July last year.

The Second Independence

For Aware Super, that means helping members understand, access and safeguard their super at the moments and life stages that matter — from a first job and family milestones to supporting loved ones overseas, buying a first home and planning well before retirement.

Former Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan quits politics after 27 years, vows to leave parliament ‘a proud Labor woman’

Ms Allan, who became Victoria's 49th premier in September 2023 after Daniel Andrews' resignation, said she was proud of what had been achieved in Bendigo during her time as its representative.
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