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Mukund Narayana Murti recognised with Public Service Medal for boosting Australia’s trade and investment relationships

Mukund Narayana Murti of Victoria has been awarded the Public Service Medal (PSM) for his outstanding contributions to strengthening Australia’s trade and investment relationships with Southeast Asia.

Camels brought from India to build Australia now threaten outback towns

Handled by cameleers from Afghanistan and regions of what is now Pakistan and India, the animals were central to the development of inland Australia, carrying supplies, guiding expeditions and helping construct major infrastructure.

Fiji fast-food chain removes beef after Hindu groups raise concerns

The Shree Sanatan Dharm Pratinidhi Sabha of Fiji has announced plans to introduce a certification scheme for vegetarian products, aimed at helping consumers identify food that meets Sanatan dietary standards.

Community-led relief ramps up as Dawoodi Bohra volunteers deliver medical supplies to Yea and Longwood after Victorian bushfires

“This isn’t just about providing supplies; it’s about standing side-by-side with our fellow Victorians during a very difficult time.”

Indian-Australian community farewells High Commissioner Gopal Baglay at Melbourne event by AIDF

High Commissioner underscored that India–Australia ties are increasingly defined not only by government-to-government engagement but by the day-to-day links between communities, universities, businesses and families across both countries.

Three men charged over alleged $24m drug haul at Sydney Airport

Officers allegedly uncovered dozens of shrink-wrapped bricks containing a white substance inside the suitcases.

Three dead, one injured in Lake Cargelligo shooting; NSW police warn public not to approach wanted man

Police described Mr Ingram as being of Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander appearance, about 165–170cm tall, of medium build, with short dark hair and brown eyes.

Colin Hay slams any use of ‘Down Under’ at ‘March for Australia’ events, says it does not belong to “those who attempt to sow...

"Down Under is ultimately a song of celebration. It's for pluralism and inclusion; unity, not division" wrote the singer, signing off as Colin Hay (immigrant).

‘Our hearts are shattered’: Bhutanese community rallies around family after four-year-old killed in Canberra crash

The family, who are living in Australia on temporary resident visas, are mourning far from their extended relatives and are now faced with funeral arrangements and unexpected expenses during what ABAC described as “the most painful time of their lives”.

CSIRO PhD student charged with planning an imminent terrorist act appears in Brisbane court

Queensland Police have formally opposed his bail application, underscoring the seriousness with which authorities are treating the allegations.

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Bikram Lama’s death while homeless exposes ‘invisible’ crisis and lack of support to international student

Bikram Lama, 32, died in December last year in Hyde Park, just metres from the busy entrance to St James station.

Indian-Australian scientist Prof. Zora Singh wins top international horticulture honour

Foundation Professor of Horticultural Science at Edith Cowan University in Western Australia, he has led major advancements in postharvest technologies, fruit quality, and supply chain innovation.

Three Indian-origin women in Australia’s G20 Youth delegation tackling global challenges

The trio will take on key negotiation roles across major global challenges, including economic reform, job creation, food security, global health, and conflict resolution.
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