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This is the story of four enthusiastic men who went through over 7 countries to cover over 6500 kms on the most inappropriate mode of transport that you could think of: two Bajaj Chetak scooters.
A new report shows the wages of chief executives have risen sharply, partly because of performance bonuses. It has triggered calls to cap chief executives' pay.
The annual intake of permanent migrants to Australia has fallen to its lowest level since 2007.
Australia took in 20,000 fewer permanent migrants than in the previous financial year, as 12,000 skilled visas weren't issued and the number of family visas dropped by 8,000.
Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton says the cut is partly due to the government listening to "community concerns" but migrant and business groups say the reduction in the intake could have negative consequences.
Twenty-four health advocacy groups and a state government health agency are joining forces in a bid to effectively eliminate smoking in less than a decade.
The Quit Victoria-led campaign aims to reduce the daily smoking rate to 5 per cent by 2025.
The Speaker of the Lok Sabha, Sumitra Mahajan has agreed to put the no-confidence motion against the NDA government to the test in parliament tomorrow (Friday, July 20).
Public submissions are being sought for Australia's Senate inquiry into dowry abuse as politicians explore their options for tackling the often devastating impacts of the problem.
Whilst there are calls for a ban on the cultural practice, which is being blamed for a broad range of abuses and even suicide and murder, some members of the Indian Australian community don't believe it's a rampant issue here.
Our weekly Bollywood Gupshup brings you reviews of many new movies, and the latest from India's tinsel town.
An Indian Australian scientist is contributing in the field of cancer research from last seven years at the Charles Darwin University.
Have you been trying to get a flu shot but haven’t succeeded because stocks have runout? There’s perhaps only one hospital in Melbourne where you can walk in and still receive it.
A ten-year-old boy from India has been refused a visa three times to visit his father and stepmother with the Department of Home Affairs saying it believes he doesn't have employment or financial incentives to return to India after his visit.
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