The National Interest is an award-winning online ... Its founding editors, the Australian scholar and diplomat Owen Harries and the American scholar Robert W. Tucker, were careful to stipulate ...

Australia's Therapeutic Goods Administration has approved the use of a new and first treatment for geographic atrophy - a disease which causes severe, progressive central vision loss and is a leading ...

The Aboriginal population was small and persecuted, and the Commonwealth government’s exclusivist White Australia policy helped to maintain the continent’s striking cultural homogeneity. However, in ...

The Australian Muslim Advocacy Network and the Australian National Imam Council have both condemned the attack. According to a police statement: "Fire and Rescue NSW attended and found the ground ...

Beyond Perth and wine, you might not know much about this Australian state, but it’s full of outdoor thrills for the curious, the bold, and the daring.

The winners of the 2025 Australian of the Year Awards will be announced at a ceremony in Canberra on January 25. There are more than 30 people in the running to be named Australian of the Year ...

The Opposition Leader has slammed Australian Venue Co for trying to profit off Australia Day despite continuing to shun the national day in favour of ‘January Long Weekend’ events. After being ...

A major foreign-owned hospitality company has continued to snub Australia Day despite issuing an apology weeks ago after banning celebrations of on the national day at its many venues. Picture ...

When Auckland Zoo's sole remaining elephant found a new home in Monarto Safari Park in South Australia, it was welcome news for many. Elephants are social animals and are meant to live in herds. Burma ...

It’s time to celebrate our national day again and with venues across ... Set sail and travel the Brisbane brown snake on board Oasis Australia Day Cruise. Across three levels house, Baleraic ...

A fence covering a 303-hectare area within an outback national park has become integral ... the property was purchased in 2002 by non-profit Australian Wildlife Conservancy (AWC).

The Australian National University says a review has found students who were alleged to have used a Nazi salute and other anti-Semitic gestures during an online meeting last year did not do so.