14 May 2019: Shadow minister for citizenship and multicultural Australia, Tony Burke, yesterday announced that a Shorten Labor Government would provide $2.5 million to South Asian communities in Australia to…
11 May 2019: Australia’s income from Nepalese international students has been constantly on the rise with data from last financial year showing it has now crossed well over the billion…
8 May 2019: Nepalese students wishing to apply for a student visa to pursue Vocational Education and Training (VET) courses in Australia are beginning to feel the heat of recent…
11 January 2018: Another tragedy hits the Australian Nepalese community as a young father loses life in a fatal car crash near Wollongong. Sujan Dahal was travelling to Taree to…
30 December 2018: Nepalese students lead their counterparts from India and China in terms of rate of increase in visa grants, a comparison of 2017/18 data with that of the…
29 December 2018: The grief-stricken family of Nepali youth Nischal Ghimire, whose body was found at Adelaide’s West Beach boat ramp yesterday evening, has asked the community not to launch…
By Azadeh Dastyari, Monash University 12 December 2018 Australia was one of 176 countries to vote in favour of the Global Compact on Refugees (refugee compact) in mid-November this year.…
By Ram Khatry, Canowindra 11 December 2018 Statistics suggests Australia appeals to Nepalese students the most when they are between 20 to 24 years of age with full of youthful…
4 December 2018: Three Australians, all young and seemingly crazy about Mother Nature, died in Nepal last month pursuing what they loved the most: adventure. Thirty-three-year-old Michael Davis died on…
15 August 2017: Mahabir Pun, the man behind Nepal’s National Innovation Centre, left Australia little unhappy and little mortified because he had to spend the last night of his Australia…
11 August 2017: Australia is one of the most popular destinations for young Indians seeking to study abroad. That popularity no doubt is driven by Australia’s competitive yet fair workplaces.…
By Sarah Ansari, Royal Holloway 10 August 2017 “Partition” – the division of British India into the two separate states of India and Pakistan on August 14-15, 1947 –…
By Dr Bharat Raj Poudel, Brisbane 9 August 2017 For weeks now, Nepalese communities across Australia have been organising a series of fundraising events for Mahabir Pun’s philanthropic endeavours. The…
By Ram Khatry, Sydney 2 August 2017 Aastha Kumari Karki was one day talking to a “fellow-musician” when the latter shared a heart-rending secret. Her friend, also a Nepalese living…
By Ritesh Chugh, CQUniversity Australia 2 August 2017 Every Facebook account comes with a profile picture, but how can we prevent these often personal photos from being stolen? Facebook has some ideas.…
By Daria Davitti, University of Nottingham 28 July 2017 On the same day that a top UN official bravely called on Australia to end the harmful practice of processing asylum…
By Nick Bisley, La Trobe University July 27, 2017 Conflict was almost baked into Asia’s post-1945 international order. Taiwan’s contested status following the communist victory in China’s civil…
By Ram Khatry in Brisbane 27 July 20107 In 2015, Hom Pyashi had five businesses including cafes at prime Brisbane locations but he was so broke that his India-born wife…
By Ram Khatry, Sydney 24 July 2017 I was in Brisbane when Deepa Rai, a friend of mine from Victoria, told me that I had created quite a “stir”. I…
19 July 2017: Gyanendra Shah’s personal secretary Sagar Timalsina says the last king of Shah Dynasty is doing great despite an angioplasty which he underwent today at a Kathmandu hospital.…
