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🙌 Let’s hope Bridging Visa B holders are including in the travel Exemption List.
🙌 We will keep you updated.

I have written to Minister Hawke today, urging him to include the holders of Bridging Visa Bs in the government's travel exemption list. 20 months is too long for lives to be on hold.

📌The Morrison government has made major changes to the temporary graduate visa (Subclass 485) to ensure Australia remains a priority destination for international students during and beyond the pandemic. - SBS Punjabi

Is Australia’s work visa change enough to attract international students amid competition from UK and Canada? The Morrison government has made major changes to the temporary graduate visa (Subclass 485) to ensure Australia remains a priority destination for international students during and beyond the pandemic.

ABC News: Coronavirus vaccines will unlock global travel, but how will differing standards be managed?

What COVID-19 vaccines mean for global travel in 2021 With COVID-19 vaccines already rolling out in China, Russia and the UK, how will countries process vaccinated travellers at the border if vaccines are made with differing standards?

📌Are you prepared for your dream destination?🇦🇺

🛬The first flight back to Melbourne Airport was landed this morning (Mel Time). The strict hotel quarantine regulation is back to mandatory.👮‍♂️👮‍♀️

👀Contact us now for your success.

🙏Source: 7 News Melbourne

🇳🇵Congratulations 👑

Namrata Shrestha has been declared the winner of Miss Nepal 2020.

Shrestha, a teacher, was crowned Miss Nepal World 2020 in the grand finale of the event held in Kathmandu on Saturday. - THT

Namrata Shrestha crowned Miss Nepal World 2020 Shrestha, a teacher, was crowned Miss Nepal World 2020 in the grand finale of the event held in Kathmandu on Saturday.

Study in regional areas of Australia could benefit you more in 2021.🐮🇦🇺

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Source; SBS Punjabi

This ‘big’ visa incentive for Australia’s international students will come into effect in 2021 In a bid to support the regional international education sector, the Australian Government will provide an extension of post-study work visa rights to international students who have studied and lived in regional areas.

🛬The first batch of international students has landed in Australia!🇦🇺

The students — from China, Hong Kong, Japan, Vietnam, and Indonesia — are the first cohort of international students to be permitted into Australia since March 20.

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International students land in Australia, renewing hope for universities A cohort of 63 international students touches down in Darwin from Singapore to commence two weeks' quarantine at the Northern Territory's Howard Springs facility.

🇳🇵👏We're so proud of you! Nepalese leg spinner Sandeep Lamichhane confirmed to play for Hobart Hurricanes in Big Bash League set to start from January 2021🎉

🙏Source: SBS Nepali

Sandeep Lamichhane to play for Hobart Hurricanes in the upcoming Big Bash League Nepalese leg spinner Sandeep Lamichhane confirmed to play for Hobart Hurricanes in Big Bash League set to start from January 2021.

🌸Tihar Festival in Nepal is, essentially, the equivalent of Deepavali in India and other Hindu lands.🕉

On the five days of Tihar, the following traditions are commonly practised in Nepal:

1️⃣Day One: On this day, crows and ravens are worshipped and fed sweet foods and delicacies, which are left for them to find on Hindu rooftops. The caw-caw of the gathering crows is a symbol of sadness to Hindus, and feeding the crows is thought to prevent various calamities.

2️⃣Day Two: Day two is the day of the dogs. Dogs are thought to be messengers of the god of death and are worshipped on this day every year. You will see dogs wearing wreaths, and bearing red or white dots (“tika”) on their foreheads.

3️⃣Day Three: In the morning of day three, cows are worshipped. They are thought to be symbols of prosperity, and so wreaths and tika are also placed upon them. On the evening of the third day, the Hindu goddess of wealth is honoured by lighting up oil lamps in doorways and windows of homes. Music, singing, and dancing are also done door-to-door in exchange for tips. Those tipped spend the night counting up their new-found wealth.

4️⃣Day Four: On the fourth day, oxen are worshipped in much the same way as the cows and dogs. Some, though not all Hindus, worship toward Goverdhan mountain on this day and make a “mini-mountain” of cow dung to represent it. Wasting nothing, even dung is commonly made use of in Nepal.

5️⃣Day Five: The final day of Tihar has sisters putting tika on their brothers’ foreheads to secure for them a long and happy life. This tradition is based on the story of a Hindu goddess who did the same to her brother. At special ceremonies, sisters encircle brothers and put seven-coloured tika on their foreheads, and gifts are also exchanged.

🙏Credit/Read more at https://publicholidays.asia/nepal/tihar-festival/

News Update : Victoria records 15th-straight day of zero new coronavirus cases and zero COVID-19 deaths

We hope that the International border will be open very soon!

Source : ABC News

Victoria records 15th-straight day of zero new coronavirus cases Victoria again records no new coronavirus cases or COVID-19 deaths, as the Deputy Chief Health Officer describes the 15 consecutive days of zero new cases as "about as good as it can get".

🪔Let's celebrate the festival in the true sense by spreading joy and light up the world of others. Have a happy, safe and blessed Diwali!!🪔

✈️International studentss set to fly back to South Australia from these nine countries.🌏

🙏🏼Source: SBS

International students set to fly back to South Australia from these nine countries Up to 300 international students stuck outside Australia are set to return to three state-owned universities in Adelaide on Singapore Airlines flights starting from this month through to January next year.