1247 GMT January 24, 2022
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Australia reported a record high of COVID-19 deaths Tuesday, and its second-largest state declared an emergency in hospitals to cope with surging patient admissions and a staffing shortage due to the coronavirus.
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Novak Djokovic’s Australian visa has again been cancelled just days before the start of the Australian Open.
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World number one Novak Djokovic was released from Australian immigration detention on Monday after winning a court challenge to remain in the country to pursue his bid for a record 21st Grand Slam title at the upcoming Australian Open.
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The Iranian short film, ‘Barter,’ will compete at the 31st Flickerfest International Short Film Festival, to be held in Sydney, Australia, from January 21 to 30.
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Thousands of protesters decrying COVID-19 vaccinations gathered in cities around Australia Saturday as smaller counter-rallies supporting health measures also marched.
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Google will spend A$1 billion ($736 million) in Australia over five years, the internet giant said on Tuesday, resetting ties months after a threat to pull its services to avoid tougher government regulation.
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Australia said it will sell coal for "decades into the future" after spurning a pact to phase out the polluting fossil fuel to halt catastrophic climate change.
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French President Emmanuel Macron said Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison lied to him over the cancellation of a submarine building contract in September, and indicated more efforts were required to rebuild trust between the two allies.
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Australia-Afghanistan-Iran-Netherlands joint production, ‘When Pomegranates Howl,’ was selected by Australia as its national representative in the race for Best International Feature Film at the 2022 Academy Awards.
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A long-planned round of Australia-EU free trade talks have been postponed, a European official confirmed Friday, after fury over Canberra's decision to cancel a major French submarine contract.
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Hungry Jack's has thrown the gauntlet down to other fast food joints in Australia that they mean business.
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France instructed its officials to "get revenge" on Australia, the US, and the UK after being booted from a contract to build Australia's submarines, Politico reported on Thursday.
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North Korea warns U.S. risks 'dangerous nuclear arms race' over Australia deal
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Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Sunday rejected France’s accusations that Canberra lied about plans to cancel a contract to buy French submarines, saying he had raised concerns over the deal “some months ago”.
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