Australia

The prankster now say his name is "Joe Carr"

Turnbull believes Islamic State to be 'in a fundamentally weak position,' despite territorial gain in Syria and Iraq

Canberra has become increasingly concerned about prospect of attacks by individuals

Canberra has introduced hardline policies to stem the influx of asylum-seekers reaching its shores

Former Australia skipper slams former Australia coach and players in his recent publication

The recently retired left-arm pacer says that aggression is the forte of fast-bowlers

Party launched in reaction to criticism that ‘Muslims were not loud enough’

The two leaders spoke to reporters after a bilateral meeting ahead of an Asia-Pacific summit in the Philippines

Taylor says she was honoured to meet Squadron Leader Saira Batool in Gwadar

According to the Australian government, six terror attacks have been foiled over the past 12 months

Resettlement comes days after a deadly coordinated attack in Paris claimed by IS that killed at least 129 people

Country can benefit from Australia’s technological progress, says HC

The 95-year-old Dunne says the heir to the British throne still remembered their first encounter three decades ago

Teenagers of African descent kicked out of the Australian store citing concerns they 'might steal something'

Only the IAAF has the power to ban Russia from international competition

Left-hand batsman says he was happy to score a ton for his team in his home ground at the Gabba

Report says current racial discrimination laws might not protect Muslim Australians against religious vilification

High school students have been complaining that the exam question is too difficult

Police say they have no reason to believe the assault was racially motivated

The historic match will begin on November 05 between the two neighbors at Brisbane

Muslim students walked out during national anthem out of respect for Muharram

Principal explains students only allowed to leave assembly hall because of Muharram

Girl's skeleton was found 1,100 km away from where police found her mother's bones five years ago

Cases will now be filed against suspects for crimes that have not been prosecuted in countries where they took place

The Queensland state project was approved subject to 36 of the strictest conditions in Australian history

Boy was listed on a federal court order among a group of males linked to boy who shot a police employee this month

Lehmann looking forward to spending time with potential opener Bancroft

Coach insists players are there just to gain experience

Squad will include 15 players that were meant to travel to Bangladesh

Medical professionals are reportedly refusing to discharge asylum-seeker patients if they are to be locked up again

Jabar, who killed a police worker while reportedly shouting religious slogans, was a regular at the mosque

Cambodia agrees to take Australia's unwanted refugees in exchange for millions of dollars in aid for next four years

Authorities say the teen was born in Iran and is of Iraqi and Kurdish background

Australian forces are part of the coalition fighting Islamic State group militants in Iraq and Syria

Bangladesh officials promise top of the line security to appease the visitors

Brown is due to perform in the Australian cities of Perth, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane from December 9-16

The group from Bangladesh, India and Pakistan had boarded the wooden boat from Pameungpeuk beach in West Java

Rights groups claim asylum seekers are subject to indefinite detention in inadequate conditions

Sapper James Martin, Private Robert Poate and Lance Corporal Stjepan Milosevic were killed in Afghanistan in 2012

Australia carried out its first strike against a IS target in Eastern Syria, destroying an armoured personnel carrier

Turnbull was unpalatable to his party's right wing because of his progressive climate change; same-sex marriage views

Teenager alleges he was asked if he was trying to imitate 9/11 attackers when he wore Islamic garb to school event

Ruling Liberal Party votes out Tony Abbott in favour of rival Malcolm Turnbull following months of crumbling support

Cabinet members Malcolm Turnbull and FM Julie Bishop visit beleaguered Abbott to tell him he needed to step aside

There is mounting speculation about his position and concerns about the performance of his conservative coalition govt

Funnel-web spiders are feared in Australia, with 13 recorded deaths from bites

At least 850,000 people are expected to cross the Mediterranean seeking refuge in Europe this year and next

Stokes’ dismissal for obstructing the field overshadows Australia’s 64-run win.

Rifi has helped families whose children have been in danger of being radicalised

Under the Migration Act, an officer may ask a person they know or suspect, is a non-citizen to show their ID