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Australian Pace Ace Brett Lee Set to Take Bollywood by Storm
Brett Lee is playing the lead in a movie titled 'UnIndian', a 4.5 million dollar project being shot under the recently established Australia India Film Fund (AIFF).
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500 Top Australian CEOs Will Attend Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Lecture
About 500 CEOs and Managing Directors of some of Australia's biggest companies will attend a lecture to be delivered by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday, November 18, in Melbourne.
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Over Grand Sydney Show for PM Modi, Some Controversy
Prime Minster Narendra Modi is guaranteed another rock star reception, this time at the famous Sydney Olympic Park next Sunday. There is excitement, long queues for tickets, a scramble for the best passes and even a spot of controversy.
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Hindu Temple in Sydney alleges repeated vandalism
The police in Sydney has confirmed that a temple was vandalised by four boys this week.On Thursday, the boys used iron bars to shatter two glass windows - shards of glass flew inside the temple and just missed a one-year-old who was playing inside. The police arrived 20 minutes after it was contacted, and it has filmed the damage.The priest a...
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CWG Scam: Trail leads to more Qs about Craig McLatchey
Till recently, the Commonwealth Games must have appeared to be a windfall for two businessmen from Australia whose companies won contracts that added upto more than 200 crores.The entrepreneurs - Craig McLatchey and Mike Bushell - were widely known to be close friends. McLatchey's EKS or Events Knowledge Service , is Switzerland-based, and wa...
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Nursing students from Kerala protest in Melbourne
Around 300 students mainly from the state of Kerala protested in front of the Victorian Parliament house on Wednesday at 1:00 pm local time in Melbourne. The students were protesting against the new rules for nurses in Australia.Till July, before the new Skilled Occupation List (SOL) was announced, the rule was that any nurse who has scored at...
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Indian student leader to contest Oz polls
Gautam Gupta, who is a student leader in Melbourne and a household name among the Indian community in Australia, is getting into the big league. He is all set to fight the Australian elections that are less than a month away.Gautam, who is the founder of Federation of Indian Students of Australia (FISA), became the voice against attacks on Indian s...
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In Australia, Indian student attacked so badly, he can't speak
A young Indian student has been beaten so badly in Melbourne that he has critical face and mouth injuries. Doctors who are operating on him on Tuesday afternoon say he may not be able to speak or even open his mouth for the next few weeks.Bharat Thapar has just finished his studies at a Melbourne college. He moved to Australia three years ago...
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Oz: Indian race attack victim says he has lost faith in system
A seven-month long battle for justice has ended in disappointment for an Indian race attack victim in Sydney. The 28-year-old Indian, who has been living in Australia for 11 years, was racially abused and attacked by a group of six Australia-born boys and girls on Sydney's popular Coogee beach on January 11 this year. The police arrived on th...
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Oz: Man accused of killing toddler faces court
The 23-year-old Indian accused in the death of toddler Gurshan Singh Channa faced court in Melbourne on Tuesday.
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Australian Pace Ace Brett Lee Set to Take Bollywood by Storm
Brett Lee is playing the lead in a movie titled 'UnIndian', a 4.5 million dollar project being shot under the recently established Australia India Film Fund (AIFF).
-
500 Top Australian CEOs Will Attend Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Lecture
About 500 CEOs and Managing Directors of some of Australia's biggest companies will attend a lecture to be delivered by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday, November 18, in Melbourne.
-
Over Grand Sydney Show for PM Modi, Some Controversy
Prime Minster Narendra Modi is guaranteed another rock star reception, this time at the famous Sydney Olympic Park next Sunday. There is excitement, long queues for tickets, a scramble for the best passes and even a spot of controversy.
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Hindu Temple in Sydney alleges repeated vandalism
The police in Sydney has confirmed that a temple was vandalised by four boys this week.On Thursday, the boys used iron bars to shatter two glass windows - shards of glass flew inside the temple and just missed a one-year-old who was playing inside. The police arrived 20 minutes after it was contacted, and it has filmed the damage.The priest a...
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CWG Scam: Trail leads to more Qs about Craig McLatchey
Till recently, the Commonwealth Games must have appeared to be a windfall for two businessmen from Australia whose companies won contracts that added upto more than 200 crores.The entrepreneurs - Craig McLatchey and Mike Bushell - were widely known to be close friends. McLatchey's EKS or Events Knowledge Service , is Switzerland-based, and wa...
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Nursing students from Kerala protest in Melbourne
Around 300 students mainly from the state of Kerala protested in front of the Victorian Parliament house on Wednesday at 1:00 pm local time in Melbourne. The students were protesting against the new rules for nurses in Australia.Till July, before the new Skilled Occupation List (SOL) was announced, the rule was that any nurse who has scored at...
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Indian student leader to contest Oz polls
Gautam Gupta, who is a student leader in Melbourne and a household name among the Indian community in Australia, is getting into the big league. He is all set to fight the Australian elections that are less than a month away.Gautam, who is the founder of Federation of Indian Students of Australia (FISA), became the voice against attacks on Indian s...
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In Australia, Indian student attacked so badly, he can't speak
A young Indian student has been beaten so badly in Melbourne that he has critical face and mouth injuries. Doctors who are operating on him on Tuesday afternoon say he may not be able to speak or even open his mouth for the next few weeks.Bharat Thapar has just finished his studies at a Melbourne college. He moved to Australia three years ago...
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Oz: Indian race attack victim says he has lost faith in system
A seven-month long battle for justice has ended in disappointment for an Indian race attack victim in Sydney. The 28-year-old Indian, who has been living in Australia for 11 years, was racially abused and attacked by a group of six Australia-born boys and girls on Sydney's popular Coogee beach on January 11 this year. The police arrived on th...
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Oz: Man accused of killing toddler faces court
The 23-year-old Indian accused in the death of toddler Gurshan Singh Channa faced court in Melbourne on Tuesday.
