This time of the year, many of you will be travelling to India to see your family and friends. Last thing you want is some kind of illness spoiling your stay. Many parents who migrated from India are aware of the varying sanitation and hygiene in India. However, the young children, particularly those born and […]
By Sargun Bhatia The world we live in is composed of an immense diversity of different cultures. One of the main contrasts within this diversity of cultures is the difference between the East and West. Eastern and Western cultures contrast each other in many different perspectives. I will discuss how the difference in culture between […]
Born in New Zealand, moved to Australia at the age of three, Sapna Patel calls Sydney her home. After finishing school, the Australian-Indian completed a Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing), Bachelor of Law at The University of New South Wales in 2011. Sapna then went on to complete a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice at The […]
Celeb Astro-Numerologist Sanjay B Jumaani shares some valuable Signature Tips: A dot is a full-stop if put between or after name or a Signature. Now who wants a Full-stop between them & progress? A.R.Rehman was advised the same; within months of taking them off picked up Oscars! Unfortunately the message didn’t reach L.K.Advani! His years […]
Macular Disease Foundation Australia Patron, Ita Buttrose, announced the grand finalist and category winners of the mEYE World Photographic Competition 2015. The winners were selected from over 2,400 photographs entered to celebrate the theme – See My World. An initiative of the Macular Disease Foundation Australia, the competition is designed to raise awareness of macular […]
In conjunction with FOXG1 Awareness Month, A Rare Genetic Condition affecting children Vivek Singha originally from Shimla, Himachal Pradesh India, residing in Sydney (Glenwood) for the past 12 years, has setup the International FOXG1 Foundation Australia for his son Kush and all children diagnosed with this condition. “In March 2015, after 18 months of testing […]
This year both the junior (U/19) and senior Khalsa volleyball teams had tremendous results in the State Volleyball League (SVL) – premier volleyball competition in Sydney. This competition was held over the months June – September 2015 at Homebush. The junior Khalsa volleyball team finished on first place after the round robin series. They easily […]
The world spotlight will be on Sydney in June 2019 when the global robotics community competes in the RoboCup International Symposium and World Championship at the International Convention Centre Sydney (ICC Sydney). Beating stiff international competition, Minister for Trade, Tourism and Major Events Stuart Ayres said Business Events Sydney (BESydney) partnered with UNSW Australia, RoboCupJunior […]
Australian Border Force (ABF) officers have seized over four million cigarettes with an estimated tax evasion value of over $2.25million in Sydney on Wednesday, 18 November 2015. The cigarettes were declared as carpet tiles in an attempt to avoid detection by ABF officers. The container, coming from Singapore, was identified and x-rayed with anomalies immediately […]
On January 7th, the MoneyGram Thunder Nation Cup will be on the line as India and Pakistan battle it out on Spotless Stadium in front of a Sydney Thunder home crowd to be crowned champions and have their nationality etched alongside South Africa and Nepal on the MoneyGram Thunder Nation Cup. Now in its the third year, the […]