You’re nervous, I get it.
Panic buying is back, not as strong as in March and more localised in Melbourne. Once again shop shelves have been emptied of pasta, toilet paper and other household items.
8 July 2020 I The sheer access Nepalese leaders readily grant to New Delhi’s secret intelligence operatives becomes apparent from a news article published by an Indian news website. The…
By Ram Khatry I 7 July 2020 I A Bangladeshi origin professor with enviable track record in academic achievement and leadership has taken over as the 19th Vice Chancellor of…
7 July 2020 I Police and other government agencies will seal off some 54 border crossings between NSW and Victoria later tonight. Once these extraordinary border restriction measures are set…
I By Ram Khatry I 6 July 2020 I Born Eliza Onta, she is an iron-willed single mum who gave up a $110,000 career to own a ladies-only gym in…
By Amit Gautam, Kathmandu 2 July 2020 Past two months have seen a sudden shift in the manner and frequency of Indian media’s coverage of Kathmandu’s political soap opera. Until…
1 July 2020 I International students are not seeking help from government authorities even when they realise they are being underpaid by their employers because they wrongly believe that they…
By Dale Boccabella, UNSW 30 June 2020 Nearly all of the income tax focus in the context of “working from home” during COVID-19 has been on claiming “running expenses”…
29 June 2020 I The upper house of Nepal’s federal parliament today heard how Kathmandu’s major media houses last week ran “fake news” based on a “report” that foreign affairs…
By Rudra Chhetri, Brisbane 27 June 2020 While others are about to board the second “repatriation flight” to Nepal, based on my family’s experience with the first, I must confess…
Authors: Ian Marshman, University of Melbourne &Frank Larkins, University of Melbourne 24 June 2020 One objective of the government’s recently announced funding changes for universities is to increase the number…
23 June 2020 I A Nepalese father of three has lost his life defending Indian territory in Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir. Dipak Karki’s tragic demise comes at a…
23 June 2020 I Police have charged two Nepalese nationals for their involvement in an alleged international fraud syndicate that authorities claim operates off India. The 22-year-old woman and 19-year-old…
The newly-introduced requirements for Subclass 491 regional visa are well and truly “a piece of cake” compared to how things were earlier.
20 June 2020 I Social media debate about widespread nepotism in Bollywood has overshadowed COVID-19 media discourse since Sushant Singh Rajput died by suicide on 14 June. A Change.org petition…
19 June 2020 I Nepal nationals caught up in Australia are furious with their government for assuming “all the people stranded are millionaires” after they are told to pay almost…
Ian Hall, Griffith University 18 June 2020 Sometime on Monday, an Indian army patrol skirmished with Chinese troops in the Galwan River Valley, high in the Himalayas. According to reports,…
17 June 2020 I Khilendra Raj Timsina, a Sydney solicitor who was recently “barred” from working as a migration agent, is going hot after Nepalese Australian social media users who…
Anika Gauja, University of Sydney 15 June 2020 Less than 24 hours after The Age’s investigation into branch stacking in the Victorian branch of the Australian Labor Party (ALP) aired…
14 June 2020 I Nepal’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations is set to lead “the Second Committee” tackling some of the most important issues of the modern world. On…
