Barrister Varun Ghosh, born in New Delhi, made history as the first India-born Australian Senator to swear his oath on the Bhagavad Gita. G...

The need to protect Australia's environment is growing more urgent, as highlighted in the State of Environment Report 2021. The concept of ...

Australia has expressed concern over Canada's allegations of India's involvement in the killing of a Sikh separatist leader. Australian For...

TikTok has been fined almost $16m by the UK Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) for breaching data protection laws, including misusing ...

"If we don't stop Russia now, if we don't hold Russia accountable, then some other countries of the world who are looking forward to a simi...

The EU is more than its individual members, with most of whom India has excellent ties. Time for Indo-EU political engagement.

NSW officials have so far resisted calls for a hard lockdown although Australia has a good record of successfully suppressing past outbreak...

The government plans to spend 270 billion Australian dollars ($212 billion) over the next decade on upgrading defence capabilities to "prom...

Morrison, 51, and Deputy Prime Minister McCormack were the first to be sworn in by the Governor General Peter Cosgrove at the ceremony, acc...

The US and India are tightening their grip on the sea lanes of communication (SLOCS) in the Indian Ocean. With Japan’s inclusion in 2015, t...

Kevin Michel, a Labor party candidate from Pilbara seat defeated Brendon Grylls of Nationals Party, with a 13.7 per cent swing in Labor's f...

Lobsang Sangay has said the long-standing issue of Tibet can be resolved through dialogue with the Chinese government and sought "genuine" ...

"It is an incredible honour and I am humbled to be the first Australian politician to take his oath of allegiance on the Gita," he said.

While Indians are largely professionally successful and well respected, so far not too many have made an impact on public life and politics.

Late last week, Julian Assange had announced his WikiLeaks Party candidates via a videolink from the Ecuadorian embassy in London.

Some Indian fruits and vegetables have been banned in countries such as China, the US and Japan.

Sir Charles Court, the former Western Australian premier credited with developing his state's iron ore industry, now crucial to the nation'...