Indian high commissioner demanding greater protection for Indians studying in Australia, as Victoria state authorities draw up new laws
Some warn South Pacific archipelago risks economic hardship as military tightens grip on government
Australian police began war crimes investigation into deaths of five journalists in East Timor town of Balibo, about 10 kilometers from
Move to help ease fears about arms race in Asia-Pacific region
Infectious disease specialists addressing international seminar in Sydney
Arrests come amid tough price negotiations between Rio Tinto and Beijing, as well as failed bid by Chinese for multibillion dollar stak
Australian authorities ask cruise liner to cancel planned port call after three crew members test positive for H1N1 flu virus
Australia preparing to introduce technology that allows algae to capture half or more of greenhouse gases emitted by power station
Australia's Lowy Institute thinks China's system of aid is so secretive, inconsistent that it makes long-term planning difficult for re
New military ruler scraps constitution, dismisses judiciary criticized as 'biased'
Earlier this month, Canberra and Seoul announced talks on free-trade agreement will start soon
Australia poised to overtake South Africa and US as world's second-largest producer of gold as new mines boost output to meet sharp ris
Kukdong Corporation executives say company opposes practice of mulesing, which involves slicing of skin from sheep's rear end to avoid
Nikkei loses more than 6 percent Tuesday; declines also in Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, South Korea, Philippines
Officials at Sydney Cricket Ground have promised 'zero tolerance' towards those who transgress rules
About 300,000 made the journey last year; figure is expected to triple within five years
Analysts says government measures to stimulate US economy have had positive effect
Tests introduced by former conservative government have been controversial, criticized as racist and discriminatory
Foreign Minister Alexander Downer says any export of uranium to India would also be closely monitored by UN nuclear agency
Australia's PM Kevin Rudd tells East Timorese counterpart Xanana Gusmao his country will have to wait at least another year before taki
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