Australia

Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong has reaffirmed support for the 2016 South China Sea arbitral ruling, stressing the importance of international law and freedom of navigation.

An Australian court has cleared Rebel Wilson of defaming the star of her directorial debut, “The Deb,” in social media posts.

Doctors believe it may be the first naturally conceived pregnancy of its kind in the country.

Australian lawmaker Barnaby Joyce is sounding the alarm over the declassified U.S. intelligence documents showing the CCP stole data from 220 million U.S. voters.

As china restricts key minerals, Australia and India are forging stronger bonds.

Australia and Vanuatu signed a long-awaited bilateral security and economic treaty on Monday.

Australia has announced a $2.5 billion deal to export radar technology to Canada.

Australia is providing the Philippine Coast Guard with new aerial and underwater drone systems to strengthen maritime surveillance in the disputed South China Sea.

The United States is reactivating a submarine support squadron in Australia as part of the AUKUS partnership with the UK and Australia.

The facility will allow nuclear-powered fast-attack submarines from the United States and the United Kingdom to rotate in and out.

Chinese operatives are posing as recruiters or HR consultants, offering fake jobs or paid “trial reports.”

In a major geopolitical shift, the Solomon Islands' newly elected Prime Minister Matthew Wale traveled to Australia to signal a fundamental reset of his nation’s foreign policy.

U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, Australian Defense Minister Richard Marles, and British Secretary of State for Defense John Healey announced that they would jointly develop Unmanned Undersea Vehicles, under the AUKUS partnership, to improve the three nations’ naval reconnaissance and strike capabilities.

The Australian government is suing U.S. company 3M over contamination caused by so-called "forever chemicals."

Two longtime China Hawks may serve in key Indo-Pacific positions right on China’s doorstep.

Australia has ordered 6 shareholders in Northern Minerals to divest their holdings over national security concerns tied to Chinese influence in the rare earths sector.

Albanese said he had urged Trump to consider a full exemption for Australia from its flat 12.5 percent tariffs.

Vietnam’s top leader, To Lam, met with Australia’s prime minister, Anthony Albanese, on Aug. 11 amid growing tensions across the Indo-Pacific.

Vietnam is looking to Australia for stronger security and supply-chain ties, as both countries navigate an increasingly competitive U.S.-China landscape.

NTD documentary "Unbroken," which zooms in on the perseverance of Shen Yun artists amid transnational repression by the Chinese Communist Party, premieres to a full house in Sydney, Australia.

Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong has reaffirmed support for the 2016 South China Sea arbitral ruling, stressing the importance of international law and freedom of navigation.

An Australian court has cleared Rebel Wilson of defaming the star of her directorial debut, “The Deb,” in social media posts.

Doctors believe it may be the first naturally conceived pregnancy of its kind in the country.

Australian lawmaker Barnaby Joyce is sounding the alarm over the declassified U.S. intelligence documents showing the CCP stole data from 220 million U.S. voters.

As china restricts key minerals, Australia and India are forging stronger bonds.

Australia and Vanuatu signed a long-awaited bilateral security and economic treaty on Monday.

Australia has announced a $2.5 billion deal to export radar technology to Canada.

Australia is providing the Philippine Coast Guard with new aerial and underwater drone systems to strengthen maritime surveillance in the disputed South China Sea.

The United States is reactivating a submarine support squadron in Australia as part of the AUKUS partnership with the UK and Australia.

The facility will allow nuclear-powered fast-attack submarines from the United States and the United Kingdom to rotate in and out.

Chinese operatives are posing as recruiters or HR consultants, offering fake jobs or paid “trial reports.”

In a major geopolitical shift, the Solomon Islands' newly elected Prime Minister Matthew Wale traveled to Australia to signal a fundamental reset of his nation’s foreign policy.

U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, Australian Defense Minister Richard Marles, and British Secretary of State for Defense John Healey announced that they would jointly develop Unmanned Undersea Vehicles, under the AUKUS partnership, to improve the three nations’ naval reconnaissance and strike capabilities.

The Australian government is suing U.S. company 3M over contamination caused by so-called "forever chemicals."

Two longtime China Hawks may serve in key Indo-Pacific positions right on China’s doorstep.

Australia has ordered 6 shareholders in Northern Minerals to divest their holdings over national security concerns tied to Chinese influence in the rare earths sector.