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Short+Sweet Theatre Festival 2017 has two Indian entries: ‘Still Alive’ and ‘Brexit’

Short+Sweet Turns “Sweet 16” in January 2017 All-new short, tasty theatre treats for Sydney Summer The biggest little theatre festival in the world, Short+Sweet, opens on Wed Jan 11 with the first of the summer’s selection of over 120 tasty, ten-minute bites. Short+Sweet has spread the popular 10-minute format in theatre, dance, cabaret & comedy […]

Cutting the Medicare rebate for after-hours doctor home visits would impact more than 5,382 patients in federal electorate of Berowra

A push to remove the Medicare rebate for after-hours doctor home visits would impact at least 5,382 people in the federal electorate of Berowra* who have used the National Home Doctor Service in the past financial year. A decade after John Howard introduced after-hours doctor home visits to Medicare, the service is now being put […]

Happy New Year to all!

Wishing all our readers Happy New Year 2017 2016 is all set to leave with many experiences, achievements, sorrows, and more than everything, the challenges, and confidence to start yet another year…. Let us pray for peace, goodwill, a world devoid of war and suffering and wish for good health and happiness, be able to […]

Bollywood releases in January

The upcoming year is going to be a big one for Bollywood film releases in Australia, as Mind blowing films  promise to bring a number of big and popular  cinemas down under to Australia and New Zealand. January will feature a perfect blend of high entertaining, action, drama and masala films with  Sarvann,  Ok Jaanu […]

A fascinating book that goes beyond runs and wickets

BOOK REVIEW By Kersi Meher-Homji Test of Character – Confessions of Cricket Legends by Jeremy Wilshire, Echo Publishing, Australia, $34.95, 384 pages. Many books on cricket are written these days, mostly by retired Test greats – often ghosted. But Test of Character is different. Honestly written, evocative and at times controversial, this book takes readers […]

Arushi’s little angels call Gulzar their ‘dearest dadu’

By Manju Mittal Arushi is a Bhopal based NGO in India working with and for the people with disability to facilitate a just, humane and an equal-opportunity society. I have been associated with Arushi NGO for the past three years. Arushi is a place for physically and mentally challenged children with disabilities. Children are trained […]

Yash Arora is one of the finalists in BHP Billiton Science and Engineering Awards 2016

Yash Arora did a study of the deterioration of drinking water quality in the Gold Coast region Interested in a report on the degradation of water quality in Tasmania’s supply, Yash turned his attention to water quality closer to home. He investigated two water treatment plants and conducted six trials of 14 different places for […]

Pujya Guruji Swami Tejomayananda hands over the reins of Chinamaya Mission to Swami Swaroopnanada on January 19, 2017

“I am not in His shoes, I am at His Feet” – Swami Tejomayananda A historic occasion in Chinmaya Mission will be happening on 19th January 2017.  Pujya Guruji, Swami Tejomayananda, the Head (and also the heart) of Chinmaya Mission will be handing over to his nominated successor, Swami Swaroopanandaji. Though it will be a […]

New blood test for bowel cancer

A new, more accurate blood test for bowel cancer developed by Australian scientists could lead to a reduction in the number of deaths from the disease. The innovation, known as Colvera, is the result of a collaboration between CSIRO, Flinders University and Clinical Genomics, who have today launched the product in the US. Bowel cancer, […]

Petition to support family of bus driver Manmeet Sharma

The Indian (Sub-Cont) Crisis & Support Agency (ICSA), a volunteer rganisation, has decided to run a petition for Manmeet Alisher Sharma and his cruel death at the hands of Brisbane man. The petition has been organised to be sent to the attention of: Australian Government: The Hon Malcolm Turnbull Prime Minister, The Hon Peter Dutton […]