A garage door in Melbourne’s west has become an unlikely battleground over identity, separatism, immigration and what multicultural Australia should — and should not...

Worryingly for the Carroll Labor government, just 18.8% of voters thought Labor was the party best able to deal with cost-of-living issues, behind the Coalition (23.9%) and just ahead of One Nation (15.7%).

In a region connected by travel, work, study and family ties, the challenge demands attention, support and informed engagement from its neighbours.

Geopolitics moves in long cycles, and the last few years have offered a rare, compressed view of one turning. Three of the world's most...

The 12.5% has been imposed on a range of countries, including Australia, on the pretext they haven’t dealt with forced labour issues adequately.

The government developed these laws to fix a problem with the original News Media Bargaining Code introduced under the Morrison government.

Australia has an extraordinary number of untold stories: the Indian hawkers, merchants, sailors, students and families who built connections with Australia long before today's multiculturalism; the friendships, tensions and exchanges between communities in the colonial era.

When Recep Tayyip Erdoğan stood in Mecca on August 7 to sign a joint defence pact with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, the optics were...

India's growing credibility comes at a time when the global space economy is expanding rapidly

The airline says the change will provide “more choice” while helping keep base fares low.