In a much-applauded move for the tech world, Australia’s Tech Council of Australia (TCA) and India’s NASSCOM have signed a landmark agreement to deepen collaboration, trade, and innovation between the two nations. The Memorandum of Understanding, inked at Sydney’s National Tech Summit, signals more than just friendly handshakes-it marks a strategic push toward shared prosperity […]
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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA – From August 30 to September 6, 2025, the Dawoodi Bohra community across Australia once again teamed up with OzHarvest, the country’s leading food rescue organisation, to deliver a nationwide food drive aimed at tackling hunger and food waste. Coinciding with National Food Bank Day and commemorating the birth anniversary of Prophet Mohammed […]
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Papua New Guinea (PNG) is celebrating 50 years of independence-and Australia has stepped up with a meaningful gesture that speaks beyond symbolic friendship. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has pledged support for the construction of a new ministerial wing for PNG’s National Parliament, a project crafted from PNG-led consultations and local craftsmanship. It’s not just brick […]
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The Indian Film Festival of Sydney (IFFS) is back this October, celebrating its 11th anniversary edition with three unforgettable days of cinema, culture, and conversation. After a pause during the COVID years, IFFS proudly returns in person from 9–11 October 2025, once again bringing to Sydney audiences the very best of Indian storytelling and voices […]
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The much-anticipated Asia Cup clash between India and Pakistan once again lived up to its reputation – not for nail-biting drama, but for India’s sheer dominance on the field. On a night charged with emotion and context, India crushed Pakistan by seven wickets with 25 balls to spare, a victory that was clinical, calculated, and […]
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Since its establishment by the Minns Labor Government in February 2025, the NSW Rental Taskforce has recovered more than $166,000 in unlawful fees for more than 2,000 renters, issued more than 200 penalty notices totalling just shy of $240,000, and conducted 300 property inspections to check compliance with minimum standards. During that time, the Taskforce […]
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Baghdadi Jews from India, mostly Bombay and Calcutta, began arriving in Australia in the late 1940s. Many settled in Sydney’s eastern suburbs, especially Bondi. Indian-Jewish Food: Recipes and Stories from the Backstreets of Bondi captures the spectacular – but little-known – cuisine of India’s Baghdadi Jews who immigrated to Australia in the 1950s and 60s. […]
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Melbourne – The Australia India Business Council hosted a timely discussion this week on the future of skilling between Australia and India, with the Albanese Government reaffirming its commitment to deepening education and training partnerships with the subcontinent. Addressing the event, Minister for Skills and Training Andrew Giles outlined Australia’s growing focus on skills development, international collaboration, […]
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The Punjab regions on both sides of the India‑Pakistan border are grappling with one of the worst floods in decades. Unusually intense monsoon rains, swelling rivers, dam water releases, and longstanding environmental stresses have converged to create what many are calling the worst flooding since the great deluge of 1988. Over the past week new […]
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