One Nation has confirmed that it will not only include student visas in its annual 130,000 cap, but that it also wants to deport 100,000 students legally in Australia. This would kill Australia’s fourth largest export industry and lead to many thousands of Australians losing their jobs and many universities potentially going bankrupt. Despite this there are Liberal MPs pressing for a …

Children in war-torn parts of the world are suffering more than before with violence against them reaching the highest numbers seen in almost two decades, according to Save the Children (STC). Its report has found grave violations against children in conflict-hit regions increased 15 per cent in 2023, the highest level since UN reporting of these crimes started in 2005. …

Develop your public speaking skills, learn how to make the best cup of coffee, or discover how you can turn your small business idea into a reality. With the Higher School Certificate exams just around the corner, City of Canterbury Bankstown is supporting young people to take the first leap into the world of employment with its first ever Youth …

After being forced to flee her war-torn country, 16-year-old Adila Musavi has been recognised for her inspirational achievements with a City of Canterbury Bankstown Children and Youth Award. Adila, who attends school in Birrong, lives with her family in Western Sydney after fleeing Afghanistan three years ago. “We came here when the Taliban took over and we had just 48 …

The impacts of social media, bullying and destigmatising mental health were just some of the key topics of discussion at the NSW Youth Council Conference.   More than 100 young people from across New South Wales came together for the three-day conference at Western Sydney University Bankstown Campus last month, to share ideas and have their voices heard.   Delivered …

AiiMS, a leading name in the digital marketing industry, recently celebrated the grand opening of its new headquarters at 39 Gould Street, Strathfield South. The event was a success, attracting a large gathering of customers, The World Observer Editor Dr Mamdouh Sukkarieh, politicians, friends, politicians, community leaders, businessmen, and representatives from the social media. The founders of AiiMS, Kynan Albassit, …

Carlos Alcaraz has demolished Novak Djokovic in three sets, taking the former world No.1’s game apart like few in recent memory to retain his Wimbledon title. An astonishing 14-minute opening game threatened to propel this men’s singles final towards another marathon showdown. But instead it was simply a sign of the Spaniard’s ability to monster the Serb’s usually reliable serve on the way …

Aryna Sabalenka’s boyfriend Konstantin Koltsov has died at the age of 42. Koltsov, a former ice hockey player who competed in the NHL for the Pittsburgh Penguins, had been a regular presence supporting Sabalenka at tournaments. The world No.2 frequently referenced Koltsov on social media in pictures and messages. The news was announced by Russia ice hockey team Salavat Yulaev …

Muslim voters are turning against the Labor government over its stance on the war in Gaza, new polling has revealed, as a video released on social media shows Labor frontbencher Anne Aly being harassed by pro-Palestinian activists. Five months into the conflict, polling group Redbridge ran two focus groups with 18 people from the Arabic and Turkish communities in the …

More than 200 individuals attended a Mental Health Awareness seminar on Thursday, February 22, 2024, at the Greenacre Citizen Centre, hosted by Joumana Menzalji, the Director of Sydney Community Connects. The event aimed to shine a spotlight on important mental health issues and offer valuable insights into fostering a supportive community. It covered topics such as drugs, alcohol, gambling, and …