Australia's national security intelligence service said on Thursday that the number of new arrivals of Australian jihadists in the Middle East was roughly keeping pace with the fatalities.
Australians are the richest people in the world thanks to high property prices, according to a study released on Wednesday by investment bank Credit Suisse.
Australians are living longer but lifestyle-related chronic diseases are taking an increasing toll, the latest national health report card revealed on Wednesday.
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said on Monday that his country would do everything it can to block its citizens who joined the radical terrorist groups in Syria and Iraq from returning.
The Australian government is closely observing its nationals who are currently fighting together with some radical terrorist groups in Syria and Iraq, worrying they may pose great threat to the national security when they return to the oceanic country.
The Australian government is closely observing its nationals who are currently fighting together with some radical terrorist groups in Syria and Iraq, worrying they may pose great threat to the national security when they return to the oceanic country.
Australians have mixed feelings towards China, according to a new poll, with feelings of friendship tempered by perceived military and trade threats posed by the emerging power.
There are about 100 Australians who are fighting with extremists in Syria have joined one of the world's deadliest terrorist group, The Australian newspaper reported Tuesday in its exclusive report.
Australian Foreign Minister Bob Carr on Friday issued a warning to Australians registered as being in Syria to leave the country immediately, "ahead of any international response to last week's suspected chemical weapons attack in Damascus".
Australians are spending a significant amount of money on health, beauty and fitness - an average of more than 6,000 AU dollars (5494 U.S. dollars) a year, according to a study released on Thursday by the Commonwealth Bank.
Australians continue to face health inequalities based on how wealthy they are and where they live, according to a healthcare report by the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) Reform Council released Monday.
Forty percent of Australian adults (or 4.5 million) drink to get drunk and an overwhelming majority of Australians believe more must be done to address alcohol-related harms, a latest survey showed on Thursday.
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