Rosehill Gardens will host thousands of Islamic & non-Islamic people of multicultural Australia, coverage goes live to Coburg Town Hall in Melbourne Pakistani, Indian, Bangladeshi, Turkish, Arabic, Chinese, Fijian and indigenous cultural Performances, amusements & family entertainment ‘Our motive is promoting culture, harmony and friendship’; Syed Atiq ul Hassan Sydney (by Sarwat Hassan, Event & Media Manager, CREF 2014); The Grand event of ‘Chand Raat Eid Festival (CREF) 2014’ is being held in Rosehill Gardens, Rosehill, NSW on Sunday 27 […]
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Australia
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Eid Celebrations starts with the greatest ‘Chand Raat’ in Australia on Sunday
Rosehill Gardens will host thousands of Islamic & non-Islamic people of multicultural Australia,...
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Australia will witness the grand ‘Chand Raat’ (Eid Eve) in Sydney & Melbourne on Sunday 27th July
‘This is the largest Eid Celebrations, from Sydney to Melbourne, ever held in Australia at the...
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Thousands gathered in CBD Sydney protesting against Israeli atrocities in Gaza
Sydney (Tribune Report by Syed Atiq ul Hassan, 13 July 2014); thousands of Australians mostly from...
- PM did not damage China relations: Cormann
- Why Australia is choosing old enemy Japan over China
- No jobs available for thousands of trained teachers
Asia Pacific
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Jokowi’s victory claim disputed in Indonesia
Jakarta Governor Joko “Jokowi” Widodo says he has won but camp of ex-general Prabowo...
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Merkel arrives in China for trade talks
German chancellor arrives in country for seventh visit since 2005, with economic ties and trade...
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Egypt court sentences Brotherhood leader, 36 others to life
CAIRO: An Egyptian court sentenced Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohamed Badie and 36 other to life...
- China attacks Japan for ‘barbarous’ past
- Police arrest hundreds in Hong Kong protest
- Thai army vows interim government in months
South Asia
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Bangladesh wins sea border dispute with India
UN tribunal awards Bangladesh nearly four-fifths of area sprawling over 25,000 sq km in Bay of Bengal. A...
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Obama calls for calm in disputed Afghan vote
US urges candidates to allow probe on fraud claims, while avoiding ‘extra-constitutional’...
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At least 16 killed in Afghan suicide blast
10 civilians, four NATO soldiers and two policemen killed in suicide attack in eastern Afghanistan. At...
- Abdullah calls Afghanistan run-off ‘rigged’
- India rejects ban on Islamic courts
- Ghani leads Afghanistan presidential run-off
Middle East
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‘We need a truce’: Gaza under bombardment
Palestinians in the Gaza Strip express anger and despair as the death toll from Israel’s military...
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Israel steps up deadly Gaza offensive
At least 16 dead and dozen others wounded in air strikes on Gaza Strip amid reports of possible...
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Sudan-Egypt ties tested amid diplomatic push
Despite Egyptian president’s visit to Khartoum, the two neighbours appear far from resolving...
- ‘Water war’ threatens Syria lifeline
- Islamic State’s ‘caliph’ lauds Iraq rebellion
- Egypt court sentences Brotherhood leader, 36 others to life
World
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Deaths reported in Boko Haram raid in Nigeria
Suspected fighters target Damboa in country’s north, “killing many” in early morning...
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US begins to destroy Syria’s chemical weapons
US vessel Cape Ray, located in the Mediterranean, starts 60-day process of neutralising materials...
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Israel steps up deadly Gaza offensive
At least 16 dead and dozen others wounded in air strikes on Gaza Strip amid reports of possible...
- Scientists criticise EU’s Human Brain Project
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Community
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Ramadan Festival finishes with success at Blacktown, driving momentum for grand event ‘Chand Raat 2014’
Sydney (CREF 2014 Report); Ramadan Festival consisting of 3 events finished with great success at...
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Children light up Ramadan Festival at Campsie
ANAA memorable performances at Orion Function Centre, Campsie Sydney (CREF 2014 Report); It was...
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Ramadan Festival 2014 commenced with traditional excitement at Auburn Town Hall
Sydney (CREF 2014 Report); First event of the biggest Ramadan and Eid Festivities in Australia started...
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- Australian Nasheed & Arts Academy will perform in Ramdan Festival 2014
Sports
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Argentina beats Netherlands to reach World Cup final
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SF preview: Brazil v Germany
German coach believes Neymar’s absence could make Brazil stronger as the two sides prepare...
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Madrid legend Alfredo Di Stefano dies
The former Real Madrid, Argentina and Spain striker dies aged 88 after suffering a heart attack...
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- Higuain powers Argentina into the semis
- Boxing-Khan bailed after suspected assault
Opinion
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Christians, Hindus say Taliban treated them with relative tolerance
BANNU: Christians and Hindus who fled from a military offensive against militants in North Waziristan...
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Letting Farzana die
BY YASMEEN AFTAB ALI Farzana did not die on 27th May, 2014, as claimed, for marrying a man of...
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FROM CRICKETING HERO TO CONFUSED POLITICIAN – IMRAN KHAN
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- India needs Pakistan as the enemy if it is to stay together
- ARMY OF TRAITORS?
Editorial
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Google Public DNS Server Traffic Hijacked
by Mohit Kumar : The Internet is becoming a dangerous place day-by-day and especially for those...
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Fluoride can cause major brain damage
by Ethan A. Huff: Renowned medical doctor and neurosurgeon Dr. Russell Blaylock holds nothing back...
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Disease-detecting breathalyser unveiled in Japan
TOKYO: Japan’s Toshiba on Tuesday unveiled a breathalyser which it says can detect a wide...
- Endangered tiger cub triplets born in London
- Heroin antidote stirs debate in US as deaths rise
- Novartis to close Horsham site later this year
Feature
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Microsoft to cut 18,000 jobs worldwide
US firm to lay off thousands of staff, including nearly half of Nokia employees who joined in April...
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Apple loses China patent case
BEIJING: A Beijing court has ruled against Apple Inc by upholding the validity of a patent held...
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Etiquette gets reboot for digital age
WASHINGTON: The digital age has created a host of new etiquette dilemmas. What should you do when...
- Scientists criticise EU’s Human Brain Project
- Google Skybox to have 24 satellites for updating global images
- Voicemail falls by wayside in world of texts
