The French tourist family stuck in Mumbai floods on Tuesday went to three hotels in Dadar looking for a safe place before being directed to the Gurudwara. “One of our… Continue reading Thank you India, says French family which took shelter at Mumbai gurudwara
The Queensland Rugby Union has been ordered to pay former Wallabies and Queensland Reds coach John Connolly $150,000 in damages for failing to honour an oral contract after he was… Continue reading Ex-Wallabies, Reds coach wins $150,000 over sacking after six weeks
A LITTLE girl has been taken to hospital after a car flipped in a crash at Southport this morning. Three people were taken to Gold Coast University Hospital in a… Continue reading Gold Coast police reopen busy Southport intersection after three people rushed to hospital in car crash
Indian News Queensland is publishing this open invitation from GCHCA President Ms. Sothi Kanagasabai, for the coming Navratri celebrations in September. We appeal to your continuous support to donate and… Continue reading Gold Coast Hindu Cultural Association to celebrate Navarathri on Sept 23
A NSW MP has avoided a blackmail attempt by two New York scammers who offered a “special massage” and threatened to tell the authorities they were under age. Kiama MP Gareth… Continue reading Liberal MP for Kiama Gareth Ward targeted in New York massage scam
A cyclist has been charged after allegedly following a bus to a Brisbane depot and assaulting the driver. Police alleged the cyclist, a 46-year-old Kenmore man, followed the driver to… Continue reading Cyclist charged with attacking Brisbane bus driver at depot
Indians returned almost all of the high-currency notes banned in last year’s shock government crackdown on illegal cash, the central bank says. It said 15.28tn rupees ($242bn) – or 99%… Continue reading India rupee: Illegal cash crackdown failed – bank report
Mosques, Gurdwaras and temples in the city opened their doors to stranded people of all faiths through Tuesday and also for the night. Akhtar Raza realised he may never reach… Continue reading Mumbai rains: Religious places open doors for those stranded
There are growing calls for a debate about the role of post-school in society, both in Australia and overseas. After 30 years of constant expansion, some complain universities have become… Continue reading Degree apprenticeships bridge work and higher education — should we have them in Australia?
Medical professionals have warned that the Federal Government’s plan to drug test people on welfare could increase crime. Nearly 1,000 doctors, nurses, and health care workers from organisations such as… Continue reading Government’s welfare drug test plan ‘will increase crime’, warn medical professionals
Kabul: A Taliban suicide bomber struck at a bank not far from the US Embassy in Kabul, killing five people on Tuesday as government employees lined up to withdraw salaries… Continue reading Suicide bomber hits Kabul bank, amid reports of deadly airstrike
The driver of the minibus has been locally identified as India-born Cyriac Joseph. Eight Indians including two women were killed in a major accident in which their mini bus got… Continue reading UK road accident: Eight Indians killed after two trucks crush minibus
