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The protests raise serious questions about social cohesion, the rise of far-right extremism, and the challenges faced by Indians, now Australia’s second-largest migrant group.
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Now leading the T20I side, the 33-year-old said he will stay at the top of the order after opening in all five matches against the West Indies.
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Sara Tendulkar becomes the Indian face of Australia’s $130 million ‘Come and Say G’day’ tourism campaign, promoting the country’s wildlife, culture, and adventure experiences to inspire Indian travellers.
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West Indies Champions vs Australia Champions Live Streaming: In their most recent outing, West Indies Champions secured a thrilling 10-run victory over England Champions.
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Welcome to our live blog tracking the latest news and developments from Australia. Stay updated with real-time insights into the country's economy, politics, civic issues, and security situation. From political developments and economic trends to environmental concerns and social movements, find comprehensive coverage of the events shaping Australia's landscape.
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Up to 40,000 troops from 19 nations are taking part in Talisman Sabre, across thousands of kilometres from Australia's Indian Ocean territory of Christmas Island to the Coral Sea on Australia's east coast
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Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese arrived in Shanghai on Saturday for a six-day visit to three Chinese cities
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Defence and aerospace are other new areas where Australia is interested in collaborating with India, Australia’s trade and investment commissioner Nathan Davis told Moneycontrol.
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Keen home cook Erin Patterson, a true-crime buff, hosted an intimate meal in July 2023 that started with good-natured banter and earnest prayer -- but ended with three guests dead.
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The virus -- a close relative to rabies, which does not exist in Australia -- is transmitted when bat saliva enters the human body through a bite or scratch.
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Shot near the town of Robe, more than 340 kilometres south of Adelaide, the film was captured just one month after the passing away of the last Tasmanian tiger.
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Dozens of Canadian and Australian citizens are fleeing Israel as fears of further Iranian retaliation grow. Trump claims a ceasefire is now in place after deadly missile strikes shook the region.
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In addition to winning seven straight games to go to the final, South Africa defeated Australia in the WTC final to win the mace.
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The imports will be of natural uranium (uranium ore concentrate) and not enriched uranium as India's indigenous Pressurized Heavy Water Reactors can operate with even about 0.7 percent U-235, government officials told Moneycontrol.
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This fascinating divide is called Wallace’s Line. It’s named after Alfred Russel Wallace, a naturalist who noticed the sharp difference while exploring in the 19th century.
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Oarfish, also known as doomsday fish, have a mythical reputation and are often linked to earthquakes or tsunamis in folklore.
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A solar eclipse occurs when the Moon is in the way between the Earth and the Sun. This blocks the Sun's light partially or entirely for a brief time.
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The theme for Australia's National Reconciliation Week - from May 27 to June 3 - this year is Bridging Now to Next. The Australian High Commission in India is observing it with a show around indigenous Australian art.
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Researchers on Lord Howe Island find in Australia plastic-filled chicks with signs of organ damage, neurodegeneration, and a grim future for marine life.
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India’s agricultural exports have increased. For sure, Australia’s exports have increased more, driven mainly by lentils. The trade deal with Australia is a success story even if full potential of the deal is yet to be realised for Indian exports
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Trump's April 2 tariff announcement added to voters' unease as it sent shockwaves through global markets and raised concerns about the impact on their pension funds.
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Investing more than 1,000 hours, volunteer searchers drove more than 5,000 kilometres and deployed cameras, traps and lures. Finally, the dog was lured into a crate by the scent from torn-up strips of a shirt worn by her owner.
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In the lead-up to Australia’s election in early May, Hava Mendelle hands out pamphlets on the streets of Brisbane with a clear message:
“Hey, we’re voting to get Labor out of government.” The Jewish activist and mother of two previously backed Australia’s ruling party for its climate policies. But she doesn’t feel that the government has done enough to address a rise in antisemitism since the beginning of the Israel-Gaza war in late 2023. "I'm Jewish, my parents were Jewish, my ancestry is Jewish. But now I'm almost scared to say it, especially when I'm out with my kids. We speak Hebrew at home, it's a second language for us but I want my children to be connected to it. But I'm scared to speak about it, and I cover up my tattoo. I've heard people in the streets make comments about my tattoo and and yeah like I don't want to... I don't want to put myself at risk but I feel at risk sometimes." Watch here for more details -
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Australia has tightened student visa applications from six Indian states due to concerns over misuse. The move impacts genuine applicants, sparking diplomatic concerns while universities implement stricter checks to protect integrity.
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China’s rare earth export curbs have boosted Australian miners as the West looks to diversify critical mineral supply chains away from Chinese dominance.
