Australia

Sydney : Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Australia arranged a dinner party to pay tribute to Quaid-e-Azam (RA) on his 133^rd Birthday Anniversary, in Himalaya Restaurant, Granville, Sydney, on 20^th December, 2009.

The details of paying members from overseas chapters has been updated. From July 2009 to November 2009, 38 members have become paying members. The top slots for paying member countries remain unchanged.

PTI Australia, NSW Chapter (Sydney) strongly condemns the undemcratic act of overthrowing PTI posters and banners by PML(N) activists in Lahore. This shows that the rulers of Pakistan in general and government of Punjab in particular are scared of PTI growing popularity in the country.

The working team of PTI Australia in Sydney have celebrated Pakistan’s 62^nd Independence anniversary with great national pride and fervour as witnessed by all who attended and heard by all who missed out.

PTI NSW  Australia has successfully distributed Rs 492000 among  246 families with rate of Rs 2000/family  in Peshawar camp Alhamdulillah.

This paper will explore and analyse a series of crucial defining points in the recent
events that have brought Pakistan’s internal conflict to its zenith.

Australia: Mr.Mehmood Ahmed Chadhar has been elected as new President of PTI NSW AUSTRALIA on 22nd of March 2009.

NSW, Australia: The deadline for NSW election nominations passed on 16th March after which current president Hassan Ashraf Chattha has announced the nominees for the upcoming elections

Sydney: New South Wales chapter President, Hassan Ashraf Chattha announcing the men's chapter elections has asked the members to participate enthusiastically in the first ever elections.

Sydney: PTI Australia has sent the first cheque of 1000 dollars collected by paying members subscriptions. It will be presented to Chairman by Coordinator Australia Syed Rasim Shah in Pakistan.

Coordinator PTI Australia, Syed Rasim Ali Shah has announced the official representatives of PTI in different Australian regions...

Citilink Finance, Australia will accept donations on behalf of Shaukat Khanum Hospital in Lahore. A signing ceremony was held in Sydney where documents were signed by Imran Khan, chairman of Shaukat Khanum Trust and Muhammad Asif, CEO of Citilink Finance.

The Pakistani cricketer-turned-political leader made an impassioned plea for Queensland's Muslim community to spread the true message of their religion to the broader society.

In a speech at Brisbane's Eidfest – celebrating the end of Ramadan – Mr Khan said: "After 9/11, suddenly Islam and terrorism have become synonymous. It's partly the fault of Muslim leadership and partly it's the fault of a well-planned conspiracy through which a new imperialist agenda has been pushed under the smokescreen of fighting Islamic terrorism.