Melbourne, 11 July: Bangladesh’s ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has said she and several senior leaders of the Awami League plan to return to Bangladesh…
Melbourne July 9, 2026: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s high-profile visit to Australia marked a significant milestone in bilateral relations, combining high-level diplomacy, strong economic…
Melbourne, July 3: Political violence in Bangladesh intensified in June, with both deaths and injuries increasing compared to the previous month, according to a new…
Dhaka, 1 July 2026: A 25-year-old Hindu student and part-time assistant priest has allegedly been abducted, tortured, and forced to pay ransom after being taken…
Melbourne, January 27, 2026: A sudden wind change has dramatically worsened bushfire conditions in Victoria’s Otways region, creating severe challenges for firefighters and raising fears…
Melbourne, January 26: Saraswati Puja celebrations across Australia witnessed an unprecedented wave of protest this year, as religious festivities transformed into powerful platforms of resistance…
Melbourne, 26 January 2026: Melbourne witnessed large-scale rallies and protests on Australia Day as two opposing demonstrations—an “Invasion Day” rally and the “March for Australia”…
Melbourne, January 25: A US citizen has once again been killed by federal agents in Minnesota during a major immigration enforcement operation, reigniting controversy over…
Melbourne: Prince Harry has criticised US President Donald Trump over his comments on the role of NATO forces in Afghanistan, saying that British troops who…
Sydney, 21 January: A day-long mobile protest and awareness campaign was held across central Sydney on Tuesday, organised by The Australian Federation for Ethnic and…
Melbourne, January 20: Australia’s controversial hate speech legislation is set to become law after the Labor government reached a key agreement with the Liberal Party…
Melbourne, January 19: A Chattogram court has ordered the start of trial in the murder case of lawyer Saiful Islam Alif, indicting 23 accused, including…
Melbourne: Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has declared that “Europe will not be blackmailed” as European leaders consider their response to US President Donald Trump’s…
Melbourne: Iranian authorities have verified that at least 5,000 people were killed during the recent nationwide protests, including about 500 security personnel, a regional official…
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