Numbers
$66.1 billion – Remittances from Indians employed abroad have been steadily increasing since 2009-10. The amount rose from $53.6 billion in fiscal 2009-10 to $55.6 billion in 2010-11 and to

Slipping out from Down Under
The Federal Government’s Asian Century whitepaper omitted Thailand from its priority list. A mistake, perhaps, considering it is amongst the easiest places to do business in ASEAN By Rohini Kappadath Our preoccupation

From the ground up
A business structure is one of the first things an entrepreneur needs to think of By Geoffrey Shiff If you’ve got a great idea for a business, but don’t know

Model of a marriage
Sushi Das talks to Tanu about her new book ‘Deranged Marriage’, which explores the dynamics of an Indian family in a Western country Arranged Marriage is the pin around with

DERANGED MARRIAGE
By SUSHI DAS SUSHI DAS is the opinion editor at The Age newspaper. This is an excerpt from her new book, Deranged Marriage, published by Random House. Girls. They are

On the fast track to board director
Minister for Women’s Affairs announces scholarships for a corporate governance training initiative for women Women seeking to develop their boardroom skills are being encouraged to apply for scholarships that will

AII conference brings India to spotlight
The recent three-day Australia-India Institute’s conference, The Argumentative Indian, which focused on the key economic, social, political and cultural issues confronting India as it emerges as a global power, saw

Strategy to build on Victoria’s trade ties with China
The Victorian Coalition Government has outlined its plan to develop a long-term partnership with China to grow trade, open new markets and attract investment. Premier Ted Baillieu launched the Victoria-China

Toyota unveils new sports car, two hybrids
Toyota Australia has announced the arrival of its eagerly awaited 86 sports car and a broad range of other advanced new models. The fun-to-drive 86 coupé is one of three