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"Had To Grip Bat With Four Fingers": Cheteshwar Pujara Reveals Challenges During His Gabba Knock

 Cheteshwar Pujara's grit and resilience was tested time and again by the Australian bowlers in the fourth innings of the Gabba Test but they couldn't shake his confidence and he went on to score a crucial half-century, laying the foundation for India's historic win. Despite coping several body blows, Pujara stuck to his game plan and tired out the Australia bowlers for close to two sessions. Talking about his match-defining knock, Pujara said that it was not easy for him to bat with a finger injury in the last two Test matches in Sydney and Brisbane. He also said that after getting hit on the finger on Day 5 of the Gabba Test, his pain got further aggravated and made it difficult for him to grip the bat properly and he had to grip the bat with four fingers.   https://sports.ndtv.com/cricket/cheteshwar-pujara-reveals-he-had-to-grip-bat-with-four-fingers-after-getting-hit-on-finger-during-gabba-test-2359249

How Changes to Renting Laws in Australia Affect Tenants and Landlords?

  Are you moving out of your rental property in Hobart? It is always good to read your tenancy agreement to avoid rental disputes. As a tenant, you are responsible for the condition of the property. If you handover the premises in a dirty condition, our landlord has the right to withhold a part of your bond money. To support both landlords and tenants, the state governments in Australia have brought a few changes to the existing rental laws. Whether you live in Sydney or Gold Coast, you will get some changes to the residential tenancy laws. To know more about it, read the article shared below on my page and avoid rental disputes. https://www.betterbondcleaning.com.au/how-changes-to-renting-laws-in-australia-affect-tenants-and-landlords/

Beijing changes tactics on Australia, looks to 'reset' diplomacy

 A former Australian ambassador to Beijing believes China is presenting itself as a responsible major power by making fresh diplomatic overtures to Australia and resisting the temptation to take political advantage of US President Donald Trump's coronavirus diagnosis. On the eve of high-profile "Quad" security meetings between Australia, the US, India and Japan in Tokyo, Geoff Raby, ambassador from 2007 to 2011, said Beijing was stepping back from pressuring American allies as the US heads towards an election and it seeks to cool diplomatic tensions on multiple fronts. Read more: https://www.smh.com.au/world/asia/beijing-changes-tactics-on-australia-looks-to-reset-diplomacy-20201005-p5624f.html

This is the fastest way to get permanent residency in Australia'

 Nearly 4,000 applicants jumped administrative queues of the standard visa program to secure permanent residency through this high-priority pathway in the last financial year, despite the onset of the coronavirus pandemic that brought migration to a near halt and forced Australia's international borders shut. Aimed to headhunt highly skilled technologists, the Global Talent Independent (GTI) scheme was launched in November last year to combat competition from other popular global destinations for skilled migrants – namely the US, UK and Canada. Read more: https://www.sbs.com.au/language/english/this-is-the-fastest-way-to-get-permanent-residency-in-australia

Australia state border openings: Flying into South Australia from NSW a glimpse of the new normal for travel

 The future of travel, or at least its most immediate one, is here and on full display on a once routine, banal even, flight between two capital cities. Get used to it. It's a taste of what we can expect to experience in the months, perhaps, heaven forbid, years, to come, even with the advent of a vaccine and the resumption of international travel.. Read more: https://www.traveller.com.au/airlines-and-covid19-the-future-of-travel-is-right-here--get-used-to-it-h1r6rr 

Are international students finally returning to Australia?

  Northern Territory has trumped South Australia to spearhead the return of international students, as part of the country’s first pilot program which will see up to 70 students arriving in Darwin from Singapore later this month. The first batch of students will return to the campus at the Charles Darwin University after spending two mandatory weeks in quarantine at a government facility in Howard Springs in time for the CDU’s next intake on 9 November. https://www.sbs.com.au/language/english/are-international-students-finally-returning-to-australia

How COVID-19 Is Sparking DIY Home Renovation

 You’re stuck at home, social distancing and quarantining yourself like a model citizen. After a few days go by, you realize the dreadful truth:  You’re only capable of binge-watching so much Netflix. And that’s when it hits you. You’re going to have to do something (gulp) productive. Read more: https://tickertape.tdameritrade.com/investing/how-covid-19-is-sparking-diy-home-renovation-18037