Kathmandu –Nepal The government is preparing to suspend the passports of several senior leaders from major political parties, according to high-level sources. The move is reportedly being discussed in connection with their alleged involvement in suppressing the Gen-Z movement, as well as ongoing investigations into corruption and money laundering. Under the leadership of Prime Minister…
The government has today released the latest R&D Tax Incentive (R&DTI) Transparency Report, providing insights into company investment in research and development across Australia. The report covers the 2022–23 financial year, showing that 12,956 companies invested $16.2 billion in R&D. Of these: 6,016 (46%) were small businesses with turnover under $10 million. 4,507 (35%) were…
The Reserve Bank of Australia has warned the ASX that its clearing and settlement facilities need major improvements in governance, culture, and risk management. In its 2025 assessment, the Bank said the ASX partly or did not observe several key financial stability standards, including operational risk. The findings follow a settlement disruption in December 2024….
The Albanese Labor Government has reaffirmed its commitment to attracting foreign investment as a driver of secure, well-paid jobs and stronger local industries. Meeting with business leaders from Australia and the United States today, the Prime Minister highlighted Australia’s unique advantages as a world-leading destination for global investment, including critical resources, a highly skilled workforce,…
Canberra, 21 September 2025 – Australia has officially recognised Palestine as an independent and sovereign state, marking a significant shift in its Middle East policy. The announcement came through a joint statement from Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Foreign Minister Penny Wong. By granting recognition, Australia acknowledged the long-held aspirations of the Palestinian people for…
KATHMANDU, Nepal — Chaudhary Group (CG) has estimated that it suffered nearly 5 billion rupees in damages following the nationwide Gen-Z protests on September 8 and 9. The conglomerate said the destruction stemmed from arson, looting, and vandalism carried out against its businesses and properties. During Finance Minister Rameshwor Khanal’s inspection of CG Electronics’ factory…
Kathmandu, Nepal – The national cricket squad of Nepal has obtained visas for the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and is set to fly out tomorrow, the Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) confirmed. Visa processing had been delayed after the UAE temporarily restricted permits for Nepali citizens in the wake of large-scale prisoner releases during the…
Kathmandu , Nepal; 19 Sept 2025– The government is preparing to amend election laws through an ordinance to allow 18-year-olds who are not yet included in the voter list, as well as Nepalis living abroad, to participate in elections. According to Home Minister Om Prakash Aryal, current laws on voter registration pose obstacles, and following…
Canberra, 18 September 2025 – Families and community members wishing to host private events or barbecues in Canberra’s local parks will now be required to pay a $93 fee, following a recent decision by the ACT Government. These parks have traditionally been freely accessible to the public. Canberra residents have long relied on them as…
Canberra, September 17, 2025 – A Joint Communiqué between Papua New Guinea and Australia on a Mutual Defence Treaty was signed today, marking a major milestone in the two nations’ security partnership. Known as the Pukpuk Treaty, the agreement formalises a mutual defence alliance, under which an armed attack on either country will be recognised…
ACT: Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT) has been recognised for excellence in vocational education, taking home four awards at the 2025 ACT Training Awards, including the title of ACT Large Training Provider of the Year. CIT’s winners included: VET Teacher/Trainer of the Year: Laura Henry ACT Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student of the Year:…
Kathmandu Nepal– Former Prime Ministers and key political figures in Nepal were placed under military protection after the Gen-G led protests on September 7–8 (Bhadra 23–24) turned violent in the capital. Although most former ministers and political leaders returned to their residences by Monday, security sources confirmed that former Prime Ministers KP Sharma Oli and…
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