A fundraising dinner was organised in support of Nepal Earthquake victims on 20th June, 2015 in Adelaide by Umesh Nagasandra and his Bollywood Events Adelaide Team. The event was attended by community leaders and politicians. Tony Zappia (Federal Labor MP for Makin), Dana Wortley (State Labor MP for Torrens) and Russel Wortley (President of the […]
Australia is known for its multicultural diversity. The India-Australia relationship makes it richer and prosperous on economic, cultural and social ground. Australia has welcomed the Indian Diaspora openly. As a result, Australia has become a home to thousands of Indians spread across the continent. Many migrated to the welcoming land and settled here, never to […]
Winters are accompanied by dwelling inside the blankets, sitting beside a hearth, enjoying the pleasant sun and lazing around. However, it also brings with it cold, cough, joint pains, rough, dry skin, indigestion, etc. Dr.Pradeep Neupane (BAMS), one of the most experienced Ayurvedic Doctors in Australia said, “This is the season of Kapha, which means […]
Commemorating World Vitiligo Day on June 25, the Vitiligo Clinic at the Skin & Cancer Foundation Inc has announced the commencement of a highly specialised skin grafting technique for the treatment of this disfiguring skin condition. The Skin & Cancer Foundation Inc’s Vitiligo Clinic will be the first to offer this procedure to patients in […]
To felicitate the Indian Diaspora and celebrate its presence in the Australian soil, a book titled, “Indian Diaspora: Hindus and Sikhs in Australia” was released by the Honorable Consul General of India, Ms. Manika Jain. The book edited by Purushottama Bilimoria, and co-edited by Jayant Bhalchandra Bapat and Rev. Dr Philip Hughes, outlines the history […]
On June 21, 2015 as the sun rays kissed the earth, countries across the globe participated in celebrations from standing on one leg to stretching hands towards the sky in unison or simply sitting in the lotus position. This day marked a new event in the international calendar with participants striking poses at landmarks such […]
Housing supply in NSW has received a major boost, with construction approvals soaring to levels not seen in 20 years, Planning Minister Rob Stokes said today. “This outstanding result means housing approvals for May 2015 are more than double the levels achieved under the last five years of the previous Government,” Mr Stokes said. […]
NSW continues to attract more domestic visitors than any other state or territory in Australia according to the latest National Visitor Survey (NVS). Minister for Trade, Tourism and Major Events, Stuart Ayres said NSW remains the destination of choice for Australians, attracting more visitors, nights and expenditure than any other State. “In the […]
Minister for Transport and Infrastructure Andrew Constance today announced an independent taskforce to examine the future sustainability of taxis, hire cars and other emerging point to point transport providers in NSW including ridesharing apps. The new taskforce will be headed by Professor Gary Sturgess AM, who will be assisted by Tom Parry AM, and will […]
Cuba on Tuesday became the first country in the world to eradicate the transmission of HIV and syphilis from mother to newborn, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO). The WHO announced in a press release that it validated Cuba’s success in eliminating mother-to-child transmission. “Eliminating transmission of a virus is one of the greatest […]