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Asha Bhat: Bringing hope to vulnerable communities

  Asha Bhat is getting used to being called ‘Moorditj yorga’. It means ‘Strong Woman’ in the language of the Noongar people of Western Australia. Her latest...

Sharp decline in net migration amid huge student visa rejections

  Australia is poised for a significant reduction in net migration following the rejection of thousands of overseas student visa applications, marking a 20% decrease...

Zero approval for Indian applicants: VET student visas

  The Independent Tertiary Education Council Australia (ITECA) has voiced deep concern over the recent revelation of a 0.0% approval rate for offshore vocational education...

A chat with Mihir Ahuja on his upcoming film, Hindi Vindi

  If happiness had a face, it would perhaps resemble Bollywood actor Mihir Ahuja, whose radiant spirit illuminates every room he walks into. Fresh from...

S Jaishankar visits avenue named after Indian-origin soldier

  India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar joined the Indian community of Perth as he visited Sailani Avenue, a street in East Perth, named after...

IM Rishi Sardana claims Australian Chess Championship 2024

  IM Rishi Sardana of Canberra has clinched the prestigious title of Australian Chess Champion. The 27-year-old finished with a 9.5 score after 11 rounds at...

The Daily Telegraph’s Top 25 Indian Australian Power List

  The chatter in the Indian-Australian community this week has been about the Top 25 Influential and Powerful Indian Australians list released by The ...

Pawan and Rajni in Daily Telegraph’s Top 25

  An incredible honour to be included in The Daily Telegraph’s Top 25 Indian-Australians list. This is exactly what we’ve been about at Indian Link, for...

Fines, penalties to triple for exploiting temporary visa holders

  In a move to safeguard the rights of vulnerable workers and combat exploitation in the labor market, the Albanese Labor Government has successfully passed...

Indian Australian events in Feb ‘24: Where to be in your community

  As February begins, we’re back to work and school, the holidays now a sweet memory. The community scene, typically subdued until Republic Day rolls...

Int‘l student numbers “too high”: Visa policies now tightening

  In a dramatic shift, Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom are implementing stringent visa policies, creating a challenging landscape for Indian students aspiring to...

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