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In this bulletin... ** Concerns for Australians affected by Emirates' flight cancellations...** Victoria Police on the hunt for two men behind the dangerous driving incident in Melbourne's Bourke Street Mall...** In India, farmers led by Rakesh Tikait continue build up at Ghazipur (Delhi UP border)... and more news

A new report has warned the cost of annual damages from climate change-induced weather events, could surpass $100 billion by 2038.  It comes as some National MPs push for new coal fired power stations in parts of the country.

Before Sachin Tendulkar, Sanjiv Dubey had never asked for an autograph from any celebrity.

Teachers have mixed opinions about being included in the vaccine priority list. Where one section sees this as a gross negligence, the other trusts the government to make the right decision. Listen to the podcast to find out what this teacher from the Indian-Australian community feels. 

Catch the latest news of 28/1/21 in Hindi**// Queensland opens border to NSW from Feb 1**//In India, Delhi Police registers more than 25 cases in relation with the Republic Day violence**//India shines in ICC ODI Player Rankings**

Many people desperate for a job are falling prey to scammers promoting themselves on community FB pages. Preeti Soni shares some warning signs and gives tips on protecting yourself.

Sydney Institute for Community Languages is helping overseas qualified teachers to become accredited in Australian schools. It has initiated a bridging course of Master of Teaching for many aspirant teachers to join mainstream teaching system. Project officer Varsha Daithankar explains the enrolment process for 2021

New South Wales has announced easing of restrictions from this Friday 29/1/21 after a number outbreaks were brought under control. The news comes as an advertising campaign promoting the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine was launched today.

'A Mile in My Shoes' is a travelling exhibition, currently in Sydney, hosted by the Australian National Maritime Museum. Molina Asthana is among those featured in the exhibition that allows visitors to 'step into someone else’s shoes and discover their story'.

Riya Bhalla received her citizenship this Australia Day; a that was entirely different from the past, marked by a changed national anthem, protests and COVID-19 guidelines altering the traditional ceremonies.