Archive for: May, 2014

Geoff Lee MP Opposes Racism

                Parramatta MP Geoff Lee with the members of the Indian community The overwhelming response of the Parramatta community opposing the changes to the Racial Discrimination Act 1975 (Cth) has been heard loud and clear by State Member for Parramatta, Dr Geoff Lee MP. “While I strongly believe […]

Don’t miss out on your family assistance

  Time is running out!   By 30 June 2014 you need to: lodge your 2011”“12 and 2012”“13claim forFamily Tax Benefit, Child Care Benefit and Single Income Family Supplement lump sum payments, and confirm your income for Family Tax Benefit””this means you and your partner need to lodge a tax return with the Australian Taxation […]

Learn to watch thoughts with BK Raja Yoga sessions

            Brahma Kumaris Raja Yoga Meditation offers us many things, but spiritual power is the most important. It shows us how to choose happiness rather than sorrow, how to decide on victory rather than defeat. In this, the oldest form of meditation, we don’t attempt to empty our mind. We […]

Adani Group gets approval for a whopper of a coal project in QLD

              Adani Chairman Gautam Adani, big dreams big projects Adani is  in news in India during the election fever and we have Adani  making waves here in Australia too as India’s energy needs rise. An approval for a 16.5 billion coal and rail project in Queensland producing 60 million […]

$42 million for tropical health and medicine research in northern Australia

                Minister for Education, the Hon Christopher Pyne   The Federal Coalition Government will invest $42 million in ground breaking tropical health and medicine research to be conducted by James Cook University (JCU), delivering on an election commitment to  communities in northern Australia. Minister for Education, the Hon […]

Sydney Dance Festival ”“ A  reminder that all Indian dance is not just Bollywood

                      By  Vish Viswanathan “We artistes are like flowers. But Maduram Academy of Performing Arts did put us together like a beautiful garland through the Sydney Dance Festival” said Smt. Vidha Lal,   a world famous Kathak   exponent and the Guinness Book of World […]

 Lend a Hand for South Asian Women’s Support Centre

A group of women (and organisations) are coming together to establish a centre to provide a supportive environment for South Asian women who are isolated, and at risk of domestic violence and homelessness. The Centre, in Western Sydney, will provide a safe and enjoyable environment for women to access counselling, enjoy social outings and build […]

Employment figures show the need for strong economic management

      Minister for Employment Senator Eric Abetz said employment figures out today demonstrate the need to get the economy back on track. The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for April remained steady at 5.8 per cent, although the labour force participation rate declined slightly from 64.8 per cent in March to 64.7 per cent […]

Take the challenge ”“ launch of Money Stuff 2014  

The NSW Government has launched the 2014 Money Stuff Challenge, a fun, educational competition that teaches high school students about consumer rights and responsibilities. “It is never too early to learn important lessons about money management, including avoiding the debt trap and not getting scammed, and the challenge offers a prize pool up to $14,000,” […]

Parramatta station getting a refresh!

                The NSW Government’s $22 million station refresh program is now underway at 19 key stations that include a deep clean, improved station security and less clutter on platforms. “As one of the key stations on the network, I am thrilled to see Parramatta Station included in this […]

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