Satish is a Scientist with a Doctor of Science Degree. He studied in Britain and the United States, specializing in Environment and City Planning. He has contributed his expertise in Europe, Asia, and Australia. He has also worked in British Hong Kong, assisting in planning two new cities. He had a passion to be a writer and took up courses in Journalism and Novel Writing at the London School of Journalism. Satish has already published three novels – Daughter with a Mission, The Land of Lost Contentment and The Moguls of India. Australia We Didn’t See is his fourth novel. He is an Australian national and lives in Adelaide, South Australia.
A reception is being held at the prime minister’s official residence, The Lodge, to celebrate democratic multiculturalism in Australia, when a young guests suddenly attacks the prime minister.
Walking through the parkland to a jeweller to buy his wife a birthday present, the prime minister meets several seniors enjoying the sunshine. He also meets a man from Iraq who has no job but has been offered one by a terrorist group.
The prime minister also meets a young man who has a brother living in Bradford, England, connected to a formidable terrorist group responsible for terrorist acts all over Europe.
Trying to get his motorcade through a large crowd of protesters, the prime minister walks out to plead for access to his next appointment. A lunatic shoots for fun and hits him in the shoulder.
The story involves ASIO, terrorist recruitment, spy agencies and international connections.
Will the terrorists prevail? Will the prime minister survive?
Will China cause trouble next to an American Naval Base and RAAF Base?
All this, and much more, is revealed in this gripping political thriller.
Indians in India and elsewhere relentlessly talk of corruption in their country. India ranks 76 in Corruption Perception Index of 168 countries. To be fair to India, every other country has the same problem to grapple with. It appears to be endemic, a worldwide phenomenon. It is said that if all the 25 countries in Europe were rid of corruption, their GDP would double. In Australia, the perceptions of both public and private corruption increased dramatically in 2016. This book is a story about corruption in India, how it works. A fiction written with a sense of humour.
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