Australia


Australia sets up bilingual hotline to support virus-affected international students

A hotline has been set up to help international students deal with concerns relating to

Australia fires: Heavy rain extinguishes third of blazes in NSW

Torrential rain across the east coast of Australia has extinguished a third of the fires

Everest View Travel’s fraudulent activities to be taken to the police, NRN and Consulate Office to help process

A financial scam involving a Melbourne based Travel company will be taken to the police.

Australian PM reshuffles cabinet after coalition partner ructions

SYDNEY, Feb 6 (Reuters) – Australia’s Prime Minister Scott Morrison reshuffled his cabinet on Thursday, replacing

Australia receives a bittersweet bushfires reprieve with floods, cyclone

SYDNEY, Feb 6 (Reuters) – Many Australians were experiencing a bittersweet break from the threat of

Britain eyes early free trade pact with Australia after leaving EU

SYDNEY/LONDON, Feb 6 (Reuters) – British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab hopes a free trade deal

Wuhan evacuees Australians on Christmas Island

Australian citizens on Christmas Island have shared an insight into quarantine, saying the centre is

‘Police incident’ delays trams on Flinders Street

A man has been arrested in a large “police incident” in the Melbourne CBD this

‘Overreaction’: China students stuck as Australia closes border

Canberra, Australia – More than half the Chinese students enrolled in Australian universities have found themselves

Craigieburn Library in Melbourne added section for Nepali books

After the Coburg Library and Glenroy Library, Craigieburn Library has also added a Nepali junior