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‘Namaste Westside’: helping Indian visitors see the best of Melbourne’s west (opens the original)
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What if an AI powered chatbot could help you plan your family’s next trip? Enter ‘Namaste Westside’, providing culturally tailored advice for Indian travellers in Melbourne’s west. There’s nothing worse than venturing on a family day out and finding out there’s no vegetarian food options nearby, or nowhere for Dadi-ji to rest her legs…but a new digital tourism program could change that. Namaste Westside ‘Namaste Westside’ is an AI-powered chatbot which provides everything from events and restaur
Meet Revant Pandey, Geelong’s 16yo AI innovator (opens the original)
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Winning the 2026 Geelong Youth Award for Innovation, this Year 11 student is ready to solve big problems with AI and programming. Revant Pandey can trace his love of programming back to a Bangalore-bound flight six years ago, where he was sat next to a passenger building something on Scratch, a free block-based programming site. “I was looking at their screen like, oh my God, what is this? They could create all these graphics, all these games and stuff, and I was really interested in that,” Pand
Student visa changes target 'visa hopping' and families (opens the original)
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Tackling ‘visa hopping’ is a priority as Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke unveils migration policy in a Press Club speech today. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has unveiled changes to skilled worker and student visas which will eliminate secondary visa holders and curb ‘visa hopping’. Speaking to the National Press Club in Canberra, Burke noted the ‘demand driven approach’ of Howard and Hawke era governments was no longer effective, aiming to bring down net overseas migration (NOM) to 245,000
The RMIT researchers solving our big micropollution problem (opens the original)
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RMIT University Associate Professor Nasir Mahmood and Dr Muhammad Haris have created a magnetic, adsorbent compound which can be added to wastewater to remove microplastics, PFAS and other pollutants. Small particles, massive problem. Micropollutants are polluting our waterways, our air, our soil and even our organs. But an Australian invention quickly removing these hazardous substances from water has shown promise, taking us one step closer to undoing environmental harm. RMIT PFAS Alongside co
South Asian Students shine at Vic Parliament Prize 2026 (opens the original)
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The annual Victorian Parliament speaking competition saw winners of South Asian origin in all three age groups. In a rare hat trick, South Asian students have dazzled the competition at the Victorian Parliament Prize 2026, taking out first place in all three age categories. Noah Farid, Anna Mathew and Kashvi Soni were the three first prize winners selected out of 1180 entries from across the state, and have received a commemorative trophy and $500 prize, as well as classroom resources for their
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