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eLanka Newsletter – 13th November 2022 – 4th Edition

Sri Lankans in Australia

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“LIFE IS WHAT YOU MAKE IT” – by Des Kelly

ARMED FORCES REMEMBRANCE DAY AND POPPY CEREMONY – By Brig. Hiran N. Halangode

India’s castle blown down by a mighty England huff and puff. – BY TREVINE RODRIGO IN MELBOURNE.

Kerrigan Nominated for Australian Country Music People’s Choice Awards

First and the Last Final Call (Voice of Scripture) Faith (Hebrew-EMUNAH) My Sheep know my Voice! – By Lakshman Navaratne

Unpredictable Pakistan upset New Zealand applecart. BY TREVINE RODRIGO IN MELBOURNE

Gayan Senanayake – Sri Lanka’s Cricket Cheering Leader – Talks exclusively to eLanka in Australia – His Life, His Passion & Memories!

PROFESSOR SUNETHRA KANKANAMGE LINGUISTIC ERUDITE SCHOLAR SENIOR LECTURER IN SANSKRIT LITERATURE ,CLASSICAL,THEATRE AND PERFORMING STUDIES,ART OF POETRY,LOVES SONGS AND STANZAS AT SUMMIT OF FAME – by Sunil Thenabadu

SUNDAY CHOICE – WHAT AM I LIVING FOR? – by Charles Schokman

Health & Views November 1st issue – By Dr Harold Gunatillake

Kaleidoscope with Savithri Rodrigo 131 11 11 2022

Good News From Jayam – November 15, 2022 – By Jayam Rutnam

“Saradiel Village” – authentic legend of ‘Robin Hood of Ceylon’ By Arundathie Abeysinghe

Challenges in using bot computation to ethics of the Web By Aditya Abeysinghe

“A NEW AIRLINE FOR SRI LANKA” – by Des Kelly

KRISHANTHA ERANDAKA COMMENCED CAREER FROM RAJARATA SEVAYA AS A CHILD ARTISTE BLOSSOMED TO BE AN ACCLAIMED VOCALIST WHO HAD SUNG MANY HITS TO MELODIES WITH MEANIGFUL LYRICS – by Sunil Thenabadu

Sri Lanka spin wizard becomes world’s top-ranked T20I bowler

The Brad and Kiara Show Podcast – 2022-11-12

Requesting Donors to help us buy School Books & Stationery kit to Miani Children’s Home

“A LEGEND IN HIS LIFETIME” – by Des Kelly

WHY NOT CLIMATE MEET IN EGYPT DISCUSS POPULATION CONTROL? – by N.S.Venkataraman

Marais Erasmus, Kumar Dharmasena named on-field umpires for England-Pakistan final

Govt.’s economic narrative gains business support but Little else-by Jehan Perera

Vision Care opens latest branch at Medihelp Hospital in Athurugiriya

The Sri Lankan crisis – Listen to this excellent analysis by a distinguished Lankan (Introduction by Aubrey Joachim)

SOMETHING TO REMINISCE ABOUT ( appeared on the website of Snuistery & Boekery—Author unknown) – sent by Charles Schokman

How car-park cricket in Lebanon gives Sri Lankan migrant workers an escape – By Emma John

Protecting Victoria’s Sri Lankan Community Library

This teenager has offers from three Australian universities but can’t accept any – By Sean Wales

05 11 2022 Brad & Kiara Show Triple H PODCAST SPC OBU MEL Interview with Ajith Perera President

‘The Great Resignation’; In search of work-life balance – by Amil Prema

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