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Australia Bars Novak Djokovic, Cancels Entry Visa
"Mr Djokovic failed to provide appropriate evidence to meet the entry requirements to Australia, and his visa has been subsequently cancelled," the Australian Border Force said in a statement.
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Indian Charged With Carrying Child Porn In Australia: Report
A 32-year-old Indian national has been charged in the Australian city of Perth after he was allegedly caught at an airport with two phones containing child pornography videos and other objectionable material, according to local media report.
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Australian Government Tried Shutdown In 1975. Why It Never Happened Again
U.S. congressional leaders will head to the White House on Wednesday to find a way out of the partial U.S. government shutdown that has engulfed the country for the last 11 days. Any solution is likely to force both sides into concessions, even though President Donald Trump has so far shown no willingness to withdraw his demands for billions of dol...
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Australia Warns Indians Seeking Permanent Residency Against Marriage Scam
The Australian government has cautioned Indian nationals who want to live permanently in Australia against organised contrived marriage scams targeting South Asians. The warning came after Australian Border Force (ABF) shut down a contrived marriages syndicate operating out of Sydney, with a 32-year-old Indian national facing court over his alleged...
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Indian Journalist Arrested In Australia On Charges Of People Smuggling
An Indian journalist, charged with an aggravated people smuggling offence by Australian authorities for facilitating the travel of a "fake media contingent" to attend the Commonwealth Games, will stay in custody for six more weeks, a media report said today.
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Indian Journalist Held In Custody In Australia On People Smuggling Charges
An Indian journalist charged with an aggravated people smuggling offence by Australian authorities for facilitating the travel of a "fake media contingent" to attend the Commonwealth Games will stay in custody for six more weeks, a media report said today.
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Street Art Becomes A Sweet Among Sour For Migrants And Locals In Sydney
Four leading Australian street artists have joined forces with nearly 300 newly arrived refugees and migrants to create a series of murals aimed at jolting perceptions in a country where migration has polarised public sentiment.
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Australia Refuses To Deny It Paid People-Smugglers
Australian officials today refused to deny allegations that authorities paid crew on a people-smuggling boat US$30,000 to return 65 asylum-seekers to Indonesia, while insisting that no laws had been broken.
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Canadian Who Says He Fought ISIS Detained In Australia
A Canadian who said he fought alongside Kurdish forces against Islamic State in Syria has been detained while trying to enter Australia and told he will be deported, his father said on Wednesday.
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Australian PM Rules Out Random Visa Checks
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott Saturday distanced himself from a police operation in Melbourne which was cancelled amid public outrage about possible spot checks on people's visas, saying his office had no prior knowledge of it.
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Ponting or Hussey in line to be axed: Border
Selectors might be forced to axe Ricky Ponting or Mike Hussey from the Australian team for the upcoming four Tests against India after their dismal show in the just-concluded series with New Zealand, feels former captain Allan Border.
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Australia Bars Novak Djokovic, Cancels Entry Visa
"Mr Djokovic failed to provide appropriate evidence to meet the entry requirements to Australia, and his visa has been subsequently cancelled," the Australian Border Force said in a statement.
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Indian Charged With Carrying Child Porn In Australia: Report
A 32-year-old Indian national has been charged in the Australian city of Perth after he was allegedly caught at an airport with two phones containing child pornography videos and other objectionable material, according to local media report.
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Australian Government Tried Shutdown In 1975. Why It Never Happened Again
U.S. congressional leaders will head to the White House on Wednesday to find a way out of the partial U.S. government shutdown that has engulfed the country for the last 11 days. Any solution is likely to force both sides into concessions, even though President Donald Trump has so far shown no willingness to withdraw his demands for billions of dol...
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Australia Warns Indians Seeking Permanent Residency Against Marriage Scam
The Australian government has cautioned Indian nationals who want to live permanently in Australia against organised contrived marriage scams targeting South Asians. The warning came after Australian Border Force (ABF) shut down a contrived marriages syndicate operating out of Sydney, with a 32-year-old Indian national facing court over his alleged...
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Indian Journalist Arrested In Australia On Charges Of People Smuggling
An Indian journalist, charged with an aggravated people smuggling offence by Australian authorities for facilitating the travel of a "fake media contingent" to attend the Commonwealth Games, will stay in custody for six more weeks, a media report said today.
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Indian Journalist Held In Custody In Australia On People Smuggling Charges
An Indian journalist charged with an aggravated people smuggling offence by Australian authorities for facilitating the travel of a "fake media contingent" to attend the Commonwealth Games will stay in custody for six more weeks, a media report said today.
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Street Art Becomes A Sweet Among Sour For Migrants And Locals In Sydney
Four leading Australian street artists have joined forces with nearly 300 newly arrived refugees and migrants to create a series of murals aimed at jolting perceptions in a country where migration has polarised public sentiment.
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Australia Refuses To Deny It Paid People-Smugglers
Australian officials today refused to deny allegations that authorities paid crew on a people-smuggling boat US$30,000 to return 65 asylum-seekers to Indonesia, while insisting that no laws had been broken.
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Canadian Who Says He Fought ISIS Detained In Australia
A Canadian who said he fought alongside Kurdish forces against Islamic State in Syria has been detained while trying to enter Australia and told he will be deported, his father said on Wednesday.
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Australian PM Rules Out Random Visa Checks
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott Saturday distanced himself from a police operation in Melbourne which was cancelled amid public outrage about possible spot checks on people's visas, saying his office had no prior knowledge of it.
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Ponting or Hussey in line to be axed: Border
Selectors might be forced to axe Ricky Ponting or Mike Hussey from the Australian team for the upcoming four Tests against India after their dismal show in the just-concluded series with New Zealand, feels former captain Allan Border.
