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Australian government flags vaping crackdown
Canberra: Australia’s Health Minister Mark Butler on Tuesday flagged a government crackdown on the black market vaping industry, revealing that the federal government will bolster the regulatory framework around e-cigarettes. Under Australian…
- World
Australia to increase fines for data breaches
Canberra: Australian companies that fail to protect customers’ data will face fines worth tens of millions of dollars under new laws proposed by the government, Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus said on Saturday. In…
- Bollywood
Dhanashree takes a dig at Urvashi Rautela with ‘my heart led me to Australia’ caption
Melbourne: Choreographer Dhanashree Verma has reached Australia to support her husband and cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal ahead of the India vs Pakistan T20 World Cup match on Sunday. Taking to Instagram, she dropped…
- Middle East
Saudi, Qatar welcome Australian rejection of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) and Qatar welcomed Australia’s announcement to cancel the previous government’s recognition of West Jerusalem as the capital of the Israeli occupation state. On Monday, October 17,…
- Sports
Been a while since we won World Cup, need to do lot of things right to make that happen: Rohit
Brisbane: India last won a world cup 11 years ago and skipper Rohit Sharma knows his team will have to do a lot of things right to lift the coveted trophy in…
- World
Australia reverse decision to recognise West Jerusalem as Israel’s capital
Canberra: The Australian government on Tuesday announced that it has reversed a 2018 decision to recognise West Jerusalem as the Israeli capital. A statement citing Foreign Minister Penny Wong said: “The government…
- Sports
“Great to be back on field, playing for Team India”: Shami after lethal spell against Australia
Brisbane: After a breathtaking spell against Australia in his side’s first official match of the ICC T20 World Cup, Indian pacer Mohammad Shami expressed happiness on his return to the field playing…
- World
Thousands of houses may be inundated as flood continues in Aus state
Melbourne: Thousands of houses may be inundated, and tens of thousands of residences might be either inundated or isolated as flood continues to wreak havoc in Australia’s state of Victoria. According to…
- Sports
11-year-old boy impresses Rohit Sharma with his bowling
Perth [Australia]: Indian skipper Rohit Sharma is indeed a man of people. Often seen clicking pictures and talking to his fans in the crowd, the star batter gave an 11-year-old fan a…
- News
Expect matter is dealt with seriously: MEA on stabbing of Indian student in Australia
New Delhi: The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Friday the high commission in Canberra is in touch with the local authorities over an incident of stabbing of an Indian student…
- India
Indian student stabbed multiple times in Australia allegedly for cash
Sydney: A 28-year-old Indian student has been stabbed multiple times in the face, chest and abdomen in Australia by a man who allegedly demanded cash, authorities said. The incident took place on October…
- World
Indian student critical after being stabbed in Australia, 1 arrested
Sydney: A 28-year-old Indian student from Agra is in critical condition after being stabbed multiple times to his face, chest and abdomen in an apparent ‘racial attack’ in Australia on October 6.…
- Bollywood
Urvashi Rautela wears sindoor, mangalsutra to wish people Karwa Chauth, gets trolled
Mumbai: Urvashi Rautela, who is currently in Australia, has shared yet another cryptic post on Instagram. The Bollywood actor shared her photo wearing a sari with sindoor and mangalsutra, and as expected…
- World
Visa issues will be solved by year-end, Aus tells India
New Delhi: In his address to the Indian community in Australia, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar said that he has been assured that the problem of visa backlog, particularly in respect to…
- World
United Nations will become ‘irrelevant’ without reforms: Jaishankar
Sydney: The United Nations Security Council reforms is like a “hard nut”, but hard nuts can be cracked, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said here on Tuesday as he cautioned that the…
