Australia

Australia will lift a ban on its citizens returning from Covid-ravaged India next week, said PM

Bilateral ties strained since 2018 when Australia became the first country to publicly ban Huawei from its 5G network

The military upgrades will begin this year and be finished by 2026

Decision taken after surge in positive Covid-19 cases in the world's second-most populous nation

After the country reported its first fatality from blood clots in a recipient of AstraZeneca shot

The first goal is to enable Australians who are vaccinated to be able to move and travel

The federal government and to discuss setting up mass vaccination centres from as early as June

More than 200 athletes are expected to represent the Kiwis at the July 23-Aug 8 Games

Australian striker preparing with teammates for summer’s Olympic Games

More than 470 Aboriginal people have died in custody

Australia has no current plans to change the rollout of the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine

EU tightened its oversight of vaccine exports last month

Flights to and from some Australian states could still be suspended if there were local outbreaks

Australians celebrated Easter Sunday in a relatively unrestricted manner

Investigators have not confirmed a causal link with the Covid-19 AstraZeneca vaccine, investigations ongoing

Australia considering diverting Covid-19 inoculations from its vaccination programme to Papua New Guinea

As he defended his handling of a scandal over the treatment of women in politics and his party

With drenching rain expected to continue for the next few days

Despite mounting pressure from business to open borders with neighbouring countries

Forcing thousands to evacuate and damaging hundreds of houses

A delegation of organisers reject an invitation to meet with Prime Minister Scott Morrison in private

Reynolds said she wanted to retract the remark and unreservedly apologise

Australia to subsidise 800,000 domestic flights between Apr. 1 and July 31 while international borders remain closed

Boeing said it was working with regulators and customers to return the 737 MAX to service safely, worldwide

Australia began its vaccine roll-out this week

Households will also be allowed to host 50 guests, up from 30

Australia and the social media group have been locked in a standoff for more than a week

Total weekly doses will be raised to 80,000 next week from 60,000 doses this week

Facebook will block news content from being read and shared in its news feed in Australia

Australia's landmark legislation to force Google and Facebook to pay publishers and broadcasters for content

Australia’s foreign ministry 'deeply concerned' about reports of Australian detained arbitrarily in Myanmar

It will keep a mandatory two-week quarantine for all overseas visitors

The strength of the US-Australia alliance “remains an anchor of stability in the Indo-Pacific and the world,”

Authorities say the hot, dry conditions fueling the fires had eased slightly overnight

Australia wants to pass laws to make Big Tech pay local publishers, broadcasters for content

You may think it was in 2010, but theirs was a match attempted to be made by the media in 2003

The 38-year-old claimed that all wicketkeepers dropped catches

Australia has been more successful than most advanced economies in managing the pandemic

Health authorities have identified 220 “close contacts” and more than 50 “exposure sites” linked to positive cases

Dampening the city’s New Year’s Eve harbour fireworks display, an event televised around the world

Sport saw arrival of bubble ‘prisons’; acts of solidarity in support of BLM

New strain prompts Britain’s neighbours, several countries to close doors to travellers from the country

After Victoria locked down nine public housing towers for several days in July due to a surge in virus cases

The Indian captain recalled the dismissal which made him lose sleep

Right-arm pacer suffered the injury in his second over against Sydney Thunders on Saturday

The authorities urged people travelling for end-of-year holidays to exercise caution

WWF calls the number 'deeply disturbing' for a species already in trouble

Australia has exited its first recession in almost 30 years

Decision comes after a report found credible evidence of unlawful killings in Afghanistan

Australian cricketer picked the Lahore-born batsman as his favourite Pakistani cricketer