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Australia to tighten visa rules from October 31, with tougher character checksOn October 31, 2026, Australia will enforce stricter rules for visa refusal and cancellations, emphasizing public safety. The criteria will...- Australia’s hate speech, gun law reforms spark free speech concernsAustralia's government is pushing new laws on hate speech and gun control after a mass shooting. These proposals are facing strong oppositi...
- Australia Unites protests complains of cost of living, and Indigenous groups protest over racism on Saturday: police warn of violence between rival groups at nationwide ralliesAustralian police prepare for potential violence as Australia Unites protesters and Indigenous activist groups plan separate rallies Saturd...
- Hindu temple in Australia vandalised with 'hateful racial slurs'A Hindu temple and several Asian-run businesses in Melbourne's eastern suburbs were defaced with racist graffiti, prompting a police invest...
- India must protest attacks on temple, gurudwara, monastery tooThe article examined recent attacks on Hindu minorities in Bangladesh following the change in government. It discussed India's stance on re...
- "I'm not part of the Five Eyes...": EAM Jaishankar on sharing of intelligence over Nijjar's killingIndia's External Affairs Minister, S Jaishankar, stated that he is not part of the intelligence group, the Five Eyes, and the FBI when aske...
- PM Modi raises issue of attacks on temples in Australia, says PM Albanese assured "will take strict actions"Notably, several cases of Khalistani extremism and brawls between Khalistani activists and pro-India demonstrators have recently come to th...
- After Australia, it's Canada again -- Hindu temple vandalisedThe Indian Consulate General in Toronto issued a statement on Tuesday condemning the attack on the Gauri Shankar Mandir in Brampton.
- Facebook, Twitter pledge Australia action on extreme contentIn a statement, Facebook said it’s been reviewing what more it can do “to limit our services from being used to cause harm or spread hate” ...
- Muslim woman becomes first female from community to be appointed to Australia's SenateMehreen Faruqi, the Pakistani-origin Greens Party MP for New South Wales, was selected by the legislative council to fill a vacant senate s...
- Indian IT industry rightly should be in panic: Rajat GuptaThe Indian-American community does not have a legal defence fund that can be used to bring cases and prosecute those responsible for crimes.
- Australian top cop says there is racism in MelbourneIn a candid admission in the wake of a spate of attacks on Indians in Australia, a top Victorian police official on Saturday said there wer...
- Australians in India edgy over backlashThe spate of “racial” attacks on Indian students in Australia has put professionals in a spot in India.
- Indians in Oz fear backlash over Ku Klux Klan cartoonIndians in Oz appealed not to associate recent crimes with racism.
- Australia condemns Indian's murder as Delhi warns on tiesAustralia "unreservedly" condemned the murder of an Indian national as New Delhi angrily slammed the attack and warned it could hurt bilate...
- Indian students hold rally in Sydney despite Rudd's warningUnfazed by Australian PM's warning against 'vigilante action', Indian students took to the streets for the third consecutive night in Sydne...
- Community leaders ask Indian students to stop protest ralliesCommunity leaders have asked students protesting against the racial attacks in Australia to put an end to the street rallies.
- Australia apologises to India for attacks on studentsThe government was in damage control Monday after a spate of attacks on Indians studying in Australia.
- Indian students take out protest rally in AustraliaOutraged over the spate of racial attacks in Australia, hundreds of Indian students took out a massive rally demanding justice for the vict...
- Racist element in Australia attacks: Indian envoyIndian High Commissioner Sujata Singh said there is a "racist element in some of the attacks" but many of them were "opportunistic".
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