This fraught question will be explored at a Sydney forum next week, based on the results of a high-powered national survey on social cohesion. Organised by the Community Relations Commission of NSW, the forum has been prompted by the findings of the Sixth Scanlon Foundation Mapping Social Cohesion national survey, conducted in July 2013. […]
Year 2014 has brought not good news for some. Monika Chetty – of Fiji Indian origini died of burns at Concord hospital on January 31. Monika , 39, was found in bushland at West Hoxton with horrific burns to 80 per cent of her face and body. And then in Melbourne two young students – […]
Mayor of Fairfield City, Frank Carbone has welcomed the NSW Government’s announcement that Cabravale Leisure Centre will be one of 13 pilot sites across the State to run a new aqua-fitness program for seniors. The Aquatic and Recreation Institute (ARI) Active Ageing pilot program was recently announced today by Sport and Recreation Minister, Gabrielle […]
Thousands of taxpayers dollars going to foreign investors through home scheme grants which should be meant for first home buyers in NSW “The O’Farrell Liberal Government is paying $5000 to overseas property investors to buy homes and land in Australia – that’s money taken straight out of the pockets of young first home […]
Victor Dominello, Minister for Citizenship and Communities addressing ethnic media at the press launch of Multicutlrual March Year 2014 has hardly begun with school holidays, Australia day celebrations, India’s Republic day and a packed Chinese new Year has kept everyone busy. Come March the Multicultural Month – a […]
The Indian President Pranab Mukherjee’s address to the nation on the eve of 65th Republic Day was politically loaded obliquely admonishing the rise of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), the name he did not mention. “Elections do not give any person the licence to flirt with illusions. Those who seek the trust of voters must promise […]
Vasant Panchami, Hindu festival that highlights the coming of spring is tomorrow on Tuesday February 4 tomorrow. This festival is usually celebrated in Magh, which is between the months of January and February in Gregorian calendar. Vasant Panchami is a famous festival that marks the end of the winter season and ushers in the springtime. […]
Hon. Andrew Robb, MP The Minister for Trade and Investment, the Federal Member for Goldstein, The Hon. Andrew Robb, MP will address the Australia-India Roundtable at the Australia India Institute on Thursday the 6th of February 2014. The Australia-India Roundtable, the leading informal dialogue between the two countries, will be held this week […]
Recognised as the wisest of the Sufi teachers in history Mulla Nasruddin is referred to as ‘The One & Only’. He has been praised by Gurdjieff as a man who was ‘intelligent not in the European sense of the word , but in the sense which is understood on the continent of Asia. The Mulla, […]
Ind-Aus Bal Bharti Hindi School (established 1987) commences Term 1 in 2014: Date: Sunday 2nd February 2014 (enrolments only) Venue: Thornleigh West Public School Giblet Avenue Thornleigh Time: 09.30am – 12.00pm All teachers will be present on this day and new students will be placed according to their levels. Old students have to re-enroll by […]