Telstra offers a superior mobile network experience but did you also know that they’ve got the best post-paid mobile call rates to India? Now you can enjoy twice the mobile coverage and a more reliable mobile network and also save on mobile calls to friends and family back home – all with Telstra. The […]
Regardless of your decision to Leave Early or Stay and Defend, you still need to prepare your property against the threat of a bush fire or ember attack. A well prepared home is more likely to survive a bush fire. Even if your plan is to Leave Early, the more you prepare your […]
Spray-drying methods for milk based products such as baby formula or other powdered milks could be improved according to chemical engineers at the University of Sydney who have analysed current processes. Postdoctoral Research Associate Debolina Das whose research titled Solid-Phase Cystallisation of spray-dried glucose powders: a perspective and comparison with lactose and sucrose […]
Labor’s Barry Collier has reclaimed his old NSW seat of Miranda in a stunning by-election result the opposition says sends a message to the O’Farrell government. Mr Collier took back the seat he relinquished in 2011 in a poll forced by the resignation of former Liberal sports minister Graham Annesley. The O’Farrell government had […]
Prime Minister Tony Abbott and NSW Premier Barry O’Farrell on October 19 announced disaster assistance being made available to communities affected by the bushfires currently burning in the eastern and north coast regions of New South Wales. The range of assistance measures available include: Personal hardship and distress assistance for families and individuals affected by […]
Mango is a favourite fruit of us Indians for thousands of years. Even our famous poet Ghalib praised his love of mangoes in his poetry as he lazed in the hot Indian summers describing the fruit as heavenly in his couplet that goes: ‘Mango is sweeter than the best in life, nay, even life itself”¦’ […]
Australian Hindi Indian Association (AHIA) has organised a Boat Cruise around Sydney Harbour on Sunday the 27th of October from 6pm to 10pm to celebrate Diwali this year. AHIA’s Diwali functions over the years have been very well organised and have been attracting ‘full house’ crowds. This year is no exception. […]
By Neeru Saluja Never before has Sydney witnessed such a musical extravaganza. It’s been more than a week since the stars dazzled down under but the magical spell has still captivated Sydneysiders. On October 7, Temptation Reloaded brought superstars Shahrukh Khan, Madhuri Dixit, Rani Mukherjee, Jacqueline Fernandez, Yo Yo Honey Singh and Meiyang Chang to […]
The Australian National Maritime Museum is pleased to announce that the short film commissioned for its East of India exhibition earlier this year,Indian Aussies – Terms & Conditions Apply, has been nominated for awards in three categories at the London International Film Festival. Indian Aussies – Terms & Conditions Apply presents the contemporary relationship between […]
On the heels of the shooting murder at a Villawood green grocers’ shop of Kamran Yousuf – a Pakistani student, a conference on safety of international students is being organised on October 31. It is sad that 28-year old Yousuf, an international student studying Masters in Professional Accounting from King’s Own Institute in Sydney CBD […]