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Sukrit Sabhlok
Sukrit is a Masters candidate at Monash University and owner of First Class Law Tutoring
Health & Wellness
Australia’s health care system is fine…
Sukrit Sabhlok
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June 29, 2017
… until you get sick. The public health system will do just enough to keep you alive; it won’t improve your quality of life, writes SUKRIT SABHLOK
Opinion
Steal from the rich, give to the poor
Sukrit Sabhlok
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June 28, 2016
Let the dole bludgers have their cake, argues SUKRIT SABHLOK
Education
Helping to educate India's children
Sukrit Sabhlok
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April 23, 2015
A group of students from Monash University sees India up close, writes SUKRIT SABHLOK
News
Indian links at the Victoria 2014 elections
Sukrit Sabhlok
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October 27, 2014
Passion for community work and a desire to effect change appear to be motivating factors for the Indian-origin Australians in the fray at this year’s state elections, writes SUKRIT SABHLOK
Opinion
What’s responsible for rising divorce rates?
Sukrit Sabhlok
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October 16, 2014
Marriage used to be for life, but now it seems to be until your next wife, writes SUKRIT SABHLOK
Front Page News
Why Section 18C should have been repealed
Sukrit Sabhlok
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August 6, 2014
If we don’t allow for free speech for the worst members of society, then ‘free speech’ doesn’t hold much weight, writes SUKRIT SABHLOK
Opinion
Youth unemployment issues
Sukrit Sabhlok
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April 22, 2014
A whole generation of young people are entering the labour market with little prospect of success, believes SUKRIT SABHLOK
Opinion
Osama bin Laden is gone, but terrorism is not
Sukrit Sabhlok
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April 3, 2014
New solutions need to be sought to eradicate terrorism, as al-Qaeda grows stronger in North Africa and the Middle East, writes SUKRIT SABHLOK
Arts
Book review: Is there an alternative to democracy?
Sukrit Sabhlok
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February 6, 2014
Why democracy does not always lead to solidarity, prosperity and liberty. By SUKRIT SABHLOK
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