Australia secures aboriginal flag copyright after row
The Australian government has purchased the rights to the Aboriginal flag in order to "liberate" the emblem of identity from bitter legal battles over...
Australia claims that WeChat has disabled its prime minister’s account
WeChat has been accused by Australia of deleting Prime Minister Scott Morrison's account and transferring his followers to a website claiming to give information...
Australian Open: Navratilova slams Peng Shuai T-shirt ban
Martina Navratilova, a retired tennis player, has slammed the Australian Open's decision to prohibit T-shirts supporting Chinese player Peng Shuai.On Friday, security personnel instructed...
EXCLUSIVE: International advisory firm to walk away from Vanuatu CBI Programme
The Citizenship by Investment Programme of Vanuatu continues to face new challenges every day due to the incompetent approach of the government. The CBI...
Tonga gets crucial supply from first international aid plane
The first international assistance planes have landed in Tonga, bringing desperately needed supplies to the Pacific nation ravaged by a volcano explosion and ensuing...
UK ministers visit Australia to strengthen defence, trade ties
In the aftermath of the Aukus pact between the two countries and the US, the UK foreign secretary, Liz Truss, and the defence minister,...
Asian shares dip after retreat on Wall Street
On Wednesday, Asian equities slumped in cautious trade after Wall Street stocks hit a new low for the year.Tokyo, Shanghai, Seoul, and Sydney all...
Australia retains world’s top LNG exporter position
According to consultancy EnergyQuest, Australia will certainly retain its title as the world's greatest exporter of liquefied natural gas in 2021, with shipments reaching...
Australia to waive off visa fees for international students, backpackers
On Wednesday, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said that the government would waive visa fees for overseas students and backpackers to help with the...
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