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In yet another attack on Indians in Australia, a Sikh was punched in his head by a group of Australians who also removed his turban while he was sleeping at a bus stop in Melbourne.
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Friday , 23 October '09
Coming down heavily on racist attacks, a Melbourne court has sentenced an attacker of an Indian student to over four years in jail.
Tuesday , 6 October '09
John Brumby said he 'certainly got the message out that the Victoria govt was taking concrete action' to prevent any violence against the Indian community.
Monday , 5 October '09
Two locals, who allegedly abused a group of Indians and vandalised their car, were bashed up by them in Melbourne.Monday , 5 October '09
Two Australians were hospitalised on Sunday night after being beaten up by Indians whose car was vandalised and who were also allegedly racially taunted.
Friday , 25 September '09
Australia on Friday admitted that its image had been affected by a spate of attacks on Indians, some of which 'had racial overtones'.
Friday , 25 September '09
In yet another attack on an Indian in Melbourne, a taxi driver from the community was injured when a drunk Australian star footballer allegedly assaulted him.Wednesday , 16 September '09
Victoria Police has denied they had a plan to limit publicity about the bashing of three Indian men outside a Melbourne pub on Saturday night.
Wednesday , 16 September '09
International students in Australia have demanded setting up an information centre as a single point forum for accessing services vital to their education.
Tuesday , 15 September '09
After a brief lull in attacks on Indians in Australia, two students and their uncle were 'brutally bashed' by a group of around 70 youth.
Monday , 7 September '09
Australia will hold an annual ministerial dialogue on education with India to facilitate better understanding between the two countries on the sector.
Friday , 4 September '09
Australia has also initiated steps to ensure that Indians aspiring to receive education there get 'accurate' information, said Dy PM Julia Gillard.
Tuesday , 11 August '09
The govt has taken a serious view of the safety of its citizens in Australia and even a single person being hurt was of 'great concern' to it, said MoS for External Affairs Shashi Tharoor.
Monday , 10 August '09
Two students from Punjab and Madhya Pradesh have become the latest victims of attacks on Indians in Australia when they were assaulted by a group of men separately.
Monday , 10 August '09
External Affairs Minister S M Krishna has said some 'dubious' educational institutions in Australia were ruining the lives of young Indians.
Monday , 3 August '09
Hoping that the student attack issue will not affect Indo-Australian relationship, Shashi Tharoor said that the matter will only die down when attacks on students stop or become rare.Monday , 27 July '09
A young Indian journalist was threatened and attacked after she went underground to reveal migration and education scams in Australia.
Tuesday , 21 July '09
Canberra has subtly conveyed to New Delhi that it's not happy with the 'quality' of students its institutions are attracting from India.
Wednesday , 15 July '09
Current immigration and education laws in Australia require students to gain 900 hours’ of work experience.
Saturday , 11 July '09
Indian students' apex body slammed the Victorian government's decision not to allow them to speak during a 'harmony walk'.
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