War Games: Indian Army Contingent Lands In Perth For AustraHind
Australia and India have kicked off the fourth edition of Exercise AUSTRAHIND 2025, a major joint military drill aimed at boosting defence cooperation.
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Indian Origin Melbourne Landlord Charged with Axe Murder of 44-Year-Old Woman
A Melbourne landlord has been charged with the brutal axe murder of his tenant, a 44-year-old mother of Indian descent, inside her family home in Epping.
One Case a Day: Human Trafficking and Forced Marriages Surge in Australia
Human trafficking, forced marriages, and modern slavery have surged to a record high in Australia, new Australian Federal Police (AFP) figures reveal
Melbourne’s Beloved Toddy Shop Is Closing… But Here’s Where You Can Get Your Kerala Food Fix
Melbourne’s beloved Kerala-inspired eatery, Toddy Shop, is closing its doors at the end of this year.
King Charles Awarded This Mumbai-Born Designer An MBE, Now Her New Work Is At NGV Melbourne
Mumbai-born, London-based designer Nipa Doshi has brought an intimate, deeply personal work to Australian audiences, unveiling A Room of My Own at NGV Melbourne.
Australian Politician Pauline Hanson Calls For Law To Ban Burqas, ‘Masked Thugs’
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson on Thursday announced a fresh push to ban burqas and other face coverings in public
This Is The Real Reason India’s Defence Minister Is In Australia
India’s Defence Minister Rajnath Singh touched down in Australia on Wednesday — and he’s here for more than just handshakes.
Australia Names New Parental Leave Law After Baby Priya
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s Labor government moved to enshrine greater support for grieving parents with the introduction of a landmark law, the Fair Work Amendment (“Baby Priya’s”) Bill 2025.
Buddhist Monk Faces Child Sexual Abuse Trial After Decades Leading Melbourne Temple
Naotunne Vijitha, 70, is accused of sexually abusing six children over a nearly three-decade period while serving as head of the Dhamma Sarana Buddhist temple in Melbourne’s south-east
Servo Operators Hit With Over $233k In Fines For Ripping Off International Student Staff
Former operators of United Petroleum outlets across Australia have been hit with more than $233,000 in court-ordered fines after the Fair Work Ombudsman uncovered systematic underpayments of international student workers and breaches of basic workplace laws.