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Protesters involved in Hong Kong’s pro-democracy movement are applying for Australia’s protection in growing numbers, official Australian...

Finding the right company for a reliable end of lease cleaning service in Adelaide is one of the difficult tasks. With so many options...

Eve Smith is furiously pedalling a stationary bike, utterly alone in a darkened room. Bright lights flash to the beat of the music,...

Months of anticipation turned into relief for Ms Kaur as an approval landed in her inbox after two unsuccessful attempts and an arduous...

Eighteen-year-old Jessica Aragu-Bailey is determined to drive change within the NSW Police Force. "I want to advocate for the Indigenous...

Rozhan and Jwan sit on the couch at their home in Melbourne’s northern suburbs, looking through photographs of their former life in Iraq....

Hello Everyone, I am not very happy when I have to change things all of a sudden. However, it keeps happening to me since my husband...

Scientists from The University of Western Australia have discovered underwater rivers along most of Australia's continental shelf that...

June 17 (UPI) -- An Australian couple who found a U.S. Army soldier's tag and button on the site of a former base in Queensland were able...

MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Chevron Corp (CVX.N) has put up for sale its minority stake in Australia’s biggest and oldest liquefied natural gas...