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Nepalese Driver in Canberra Caught for Drink Driving

A 26-year-old Nepalese driver caught in Canberra while driving car after consuming alcohol Friday morning. He got his license suspended and could not be able to drive in ACT for 90 days. Further he has to face Australian Capital Territory (ACT) Magistrates Court in coming week ACT Police Media Release states. The Nepalese man was screened by police during a traffic stop at about 9.55 am Friday, 22 September 2023, where he produced Nepalese Driving License. Police took random breath test at the spot, found positive result. Subsequently the Nepalese …

Lost touch with friends during lockdown? Here’s how to reconnect (and let go of ‘toxic’ ones) - NepaliPage

Some people pruned their networks, focusing on only the most important family and friends. Others lost friends through reduced recreational and community activities, falling out of the habit of socialising, and shifting to more digital interaction. Roger Patulny, University of Wollongong As we resume our social lives after strict COVID …

Free Coaching to help migrants land on their right job - NepaliPage

Many Nepalese community members struggling to find right job in Australia after settlement. Besides hard-earned university degrees, they still involved in low skilled jobs to manage their finance. Are you still stuck finding the right job and way to develop a career in Australia? Puzzled to figure out how and …

With rising costs of living, including interest rate rises, many people are really worried about their mortgage. So, what actually happens if you can’t pay your mortgage – and what are your options - NepaliPage

Many Australians have never heard of the Pension Loans Scheme, and many more assume it’s just for pensioners, which is understandable given its name. Colin Zhang, Macquarie University and Ning Wang, University of Wollongong Many Australians have never heard of the Pension Loans Scheme, and many more assume it’s just …

Should new Australians have to pass an English test to become citizens? - NepaliPage

Finally, Australia opened its borders for international students and skilled workers after the hard-hit COVID-19 spread. Australian Priminister Scott Morrison announced the return of international students and skilled workers on 15 December 2021. As a result, health authorities have continued to evaluate the timing of booster shots. Earlier, the federal …

International students and skilled workers will likely be allowed back into Australia next week - NepaliPage

Scott Morrison, the Australian Prime Minister, announced that international students and skilled workers would register next week. Meanwhile, health authorities continue to evaluate whether or not they should adjust the timing of booster shots. A federal official announced that emergency powers would remain in force through February 2022, forcing international …