Pakistani Australians condemn brutal act of Pak Govt

Sydney (Tribune International Report, 31 Aug 2014): As appalling reports are coming from Pakistani Capital, Islamabad, the overseas Pakistanis are condemning the brutal act of Pakistani law enforcement agencies against the non-violent... Read more »

PM Tony Abbot may move on G20 ban

PM Tony Abbot may move on G20 ban on President Vladimir Putin deeming Russia’s acts ‘unacceptable’ TONY Abbott will consider a possible veto of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s attendance at the G20... Read more »

Londonderry Liberal MP Bart Bassett

Londonderry Liberal MP Bart Bassett stands aside while investigation into dodgy donations expands to include him and Buildev. LONDONDERRY Liberal MP Bart Bassett has become the ninth government MP to stand aside... Read more »

BAIRD GOVERNMENT MYSTERIOUSLY SHUTS DOWN

BAIRD GOVERNMENT MYSTERIOUSLY SHUTS DOWN ALL 15 MULTICULTURAL CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEES The NSW Labor Opposition has accused the Baird Liberal Government of abandoning the State’s multicultural communities following the extraordinary admission by Minister... Read more »

Getting children safely out of detention

The Government has today announced new measures that will enable more children to be released onto bridging visas from detention and save taxpayers more than $50 million.  The Government has finalised new... Read more »

Guard Of Owner presented to Gen. Raheel Sharif at Australian Army Headquarters

Rawalpindi: Chief of Army staff, General Raheel Sharif, who is on an official visit to Australia held meetings with Australian Minister of defence, Mr David Johnston and secretary defence Mr Dennis Richardson... Read more »
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Pakistan Chief of Army Staff visits Australia

RAWALPINDI (Pakistan) — Chief of Army staff, General Raheel Sharif who is on an official visit to Australia attended a foreign and security roundtable discussion hosted by Mr Peter Varghese AO, secretary... Read more »

Thousands turned-up to celebrate Eid at the grand finale of CREF 2014 at the Sandown Racecourse Melbourne

Many local Parliamentarians, Community Leaders and Mayor of Dandenong witnessed the multicultural celebrations of Eid-ul-Fitre Melbourne (Report by Tribune International); Despite extreme cold weather of Melbourne close to 10,000 people with their... Read more »

Tony Abbott decided to drop the repeal of section 18C of RDA

Sydney (Tribune International); The Prime Minister of Australia, Tony Abbott, has announced that the Government will not proceed with the proposed changes to the Racial Discrimination Act 1975 (the Act). In a... Read more »

Muslims Celebrate Eid on Eid day at Sydney Olympic Park

‘CREF 2014 Eid Day Out Sydney was a great success and we are all geared up for another exciting Eid Festival in Melbourne Aug 2’ – CREF Sydney (Report by Sarwat); It... Read more »

Over 20,000 gathered at Rosehill Gardens in Sydney 5000 joined them at Coburg Town Hall Melbourne

The excitement is still on as Eid Festival to be held on Tuesday at Sydney Olympic Park   Sydney (Report by Sarwat Hassan); It was the best ever Chand Raat in Australia... Read more »

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, coverage goes live to Coburg Town Hall in Melbourne Pakistani, Indian, Bangladeshi, Turkish, Arabic, Chinese, Fijian and indigenous cultural... Read more »

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 top venues’ Syed Atiq ul Hassan, Director CREF 2014. Sydney (CREF Media Release, 20 July 2014):... Read more »

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 Islamic Arab community gathered near Sydney Town Hall protested against the brutal killing of civilians of... Read more »

PM did not damage China relations: Cormann

PRIME Minister Tony Abbott did not damage relations with China by praising the skill and honour of Japanese World War II troops, one of his senior ministers says. MR Abbott expressed admiration... Read more »

Why Australia is choosing old enemy Japan over China

AUSTRALIA and Japan have become partners in a “special relationship” that will see both countries join with the US in a powerful military alliance aimed at curbing China’s influence in the region.... Read more »

No jobs available for thousands of trained teachers

MORE than 44,000 qualified teachers are unable to secure a permanent job in the state’s schools — almost as many as the government’s entire teaching workforce. The huge oversupply has become a... Read more »

NSW plane crash kills Inverell teacher

A WOMAN who died in hospital after a light plane crashed and burst into flames in northern NSW was flying to Brisbane with her family. THE 47-year-old, widely named by media as... Read more »

Tony Abbott under fire after his statement

PRIME Minister Tony Abbott has come under fire for saying Australia was unsettled before British colonisation. Mr Abbott made the comments while addressing the Melbourne Institute, saying Australia was unimaginable without foreign... Read more »

‘It is also an opportunity for Non-Muslims to learn more about Ramadan’ says Victor Dominello

Message from Victor Dominello for Ramadan 2014 I am delighted to extend my best wishes to all Australian Muslims observing the holy month of Ramadan. NSW is a proudly multicultural and multi-faith... Read more »

‘Building multicultural harmony and break down barriers during Ramadan’

By Sarwat Hassan Event Manager, RF 2014 &  CREF 2014 Sydney; ‘CREF 2014 invites everyone to 4-week long festivities in celebrations of Ramadan & Eid ul Fitr’ and our motive is ‘Promoting Friendship,... Read more »

Luxury jets ferry prisoners to court taxpayers foot the $1m bill

PRISONERS are travelling like movie stars in private jets with NSW taxpayers footing the $1 million bill. Police spend up to $4000 an hour to charter the Cessna Citation jets — the... Read more »

Suspended MP Shaw apologises to Victorians

ROGUE MP Geoff Shaw has apologised to Victorians, despite saying he was “screwed by the parliament”. HEADLINING a comedy event at Melbourne’s Wheeler Centre on Friday, Mr Shaw was asked if he... Read more »

Abbott wants to ensure Obama is Australia’s best mate

TONY Abbott has revealed a secret and unlikely admiration for the world’s most powerful leader, describing Barack Obama as an “extraordinarily gifted man” and a potential friend to rival past ­presidents. But... Read more »