POLITICS

Category

Prof Salvatore Babones neither Indian nor Hindu but calling out dishonesty against Modi’s India

99% Muslims, 98% Christians and 97% Sikhs proud to be Indian according to Pew report.

The Voice referendum: how did we get here and where are we going?

For many people, following the process leading up to the referendum so far has been confusing.

3 in 4 people experience abuse on dating apps. How do we balance prevention with policing?

Survivors of app-related abuse and violence say apps have been slow to respond, and have failed to offer meaningful responses.

New Zealand’s new PM Chris Hipkins faces an uphill battle

He distinguished himself during the COVID pandemic as a hard-working and competent leader who contributed a much-needed clarity and common sense.

New politics in a nation renowned for ethnic tension

The election ended the 16-year reign of the FijiFirst Government headed by Frank Bainimarama, the country’s larger-than-life figure.

Is NSW Liberal Party again ceding to factional power brokers for ‘Upper House’ candidate selection?

According to sources the NSW Liberal party faction power brokers have again picked names for the Upper House ticket and are asking the state executive members to vote on them today.

Has the NSW Liberal party learned any lessons after Dai Le’s exit?

Pallavi Sinha got the second highest personal votes in the Liberal party in the Upper House in the last NSW elections.

Relationship with India important as Australia recognises role in security of the region: Andrew Charlton

Calling the Indian Diaspora a 'human bridge' between the two countries, Mr Charlton, who is a Federal Member from Parramatta, mentioned that Parramatta was extremely lucky to have a large population of people of Indian heritage.

What defined 2022 Australian federal elections? Coalition’s incompetence, Teals’ rise or Albanese’s popularity

"This trend has been driven by wider societal changes, such as the huge expansion of higher education, the turnover of generations, the rise of social media, and shifting issue priorities."

How Dan Andrews pulled off one of the most remarkable victories in modern politics

Only two hours after the last vote was cast at 6pm on Saturday, it was clear that Andrews and the Labor government he has headed for eight years had got Yes over the line.

Must-read

India continues securing critical energy supplies as eighth gas carrier passes safely through Strait of Hormuz

It comes as no surprise that the India-flagged vessel successfully sailed through the Strait of Hormuz on National Maritime Day.

Daring US rescue behind enemy lines after Iran shoots down F-15 jet

The aircraft, an F-15E Strike Eagle, was shot down over southern Iran on Friday, with both crew members ejecting.

Traffic stop leads to 21-year-old Jaskaran Singh’s arrest in Canadian extortion probe

Investigators believe the scale and coordination of the activity point to organised criminal networks operating across multiple jurisdictions.
spot_img