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Oz: Second arrest in Nitin Garg murder case
Homicide Squad detectives made a second arrest in Melbourne on Friday in connection with the murder of Indian student Nitin Garg. The breakthrough in the high-profile case , which threatened to derail India-Australia ties, came yesterday with the police arresting a 16-year-old teenage suspect from Yarraville. The arrest sent shock waves back home d...
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Warne mingles with Indian students to allay fears
Shane Warne stepped in to mend his country's fractured ties with India, attending a picnic in Melbourne with the Indians who have been targetted in a series of violent attacks in the past few months.
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Melbourne unsafe for Indians: Oz leader
The Streets of Melbourne are unsafe for Indians, Australia's Opposition Leader Tony Abott said on Tuesday.
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Oz: 50 per cent less education applications due to attacks
Australia's private education sector is receiving 50 per cent less enrollments from South Asian countries, particularly India, due to the spate of attacks on Indian students, industry officials have said.
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"Look poor" advice to Indians embarrasses Oz
Under attack for the "try to dress poor" advice for Indian students, Victorian police has said the remarks were a "light hearted summation" of the safety advice which was drawn "absolutely out of context".
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Oz: Second arrest in Nitin Garg murder case
Homicide Squad detectives made a second arrest in Melbourne on Friday in connection with the murder of Indian student Nitin Garg. The breakthrough in the high-profile case , which threatened to derail India-Australia ties, came yesterday with the police arresting a 16-year-old teenage suspect from Yarraville. The arrest sent shock waves back home d...
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Warne mingles with Indian students to allay fears
Shane Warne stepped in to mend his country's fractured ties with India, attending a picnic in Melbourne with the Indians who have been targetted in a series of violent attacks in the past few months.
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Melbourne unsafe for Indians: Oz leader
The Streets of Melbourne are unsafe for Indians, Australia's Opposition Leader Tony Abott said on Tuesday.
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Oz: 50 per cent less education applications due to attacks
Australia's private education sector is receiving 50 per cent less enrollments from South Asian countries, particularly India, due to the spate of attacks on Indian students, industry officials have said.
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"Look poor" advice to Indians embarrasses Oz
Under attack for the "try to dress poor" advice for Indian students, Victorian police has said the remarks were a "light hearted summation" of the safety advice which was drawn "absolutely out of context".
