One in three Australians now born overseas

Kiwis, Indians, Chinese and English are the biggest migrators to Australia Australians born outside the country now represent 28 per cent of the population. Australian Bureau of Statistics says around 28 percent... Read more »

People-to-people link between Australia and India urged

MELBOURNE – Australia’s economic ties with India can be greatly enhanced and an FTA deal be signed if the two governments were willing to strengthen the people-to- people linkages, Australia’s Parliamentary secretary said... Read more »

Asian Cup 2015: Australia, South Korea prepare for epic Final

Free-scoring Australia will seek football glory in the Asian Cup final on Saturday, but South Korea could gatecrash the party in a hugely anticipated decider between two of the region’s toughest teams... Read more »

MH370 search called off, disappearance declared an accident

Officials declare search for survivors over but underwater hunt for missing plane to continue Malaysia on Thursday has called off its search for survivors of Flight MH 370 and declared the disappearance... Read more »

Air Scare: Fake Twitter Bomb Threats to Airlines on the rise

Airline bomb threats on Twitter have disrupted at least sixteen flights in the past five days, prompting new concerns about aviation security — and the way pranksters can cause serious trouble with... Read more »

Everyone’s an expert: in the digital era, fakes need to be exposed

By Andina Dwifatma In the public eye, an expert, writing for newspapers and magazines or speaking on television, used to be considered almost infallible. The public rarely challenged their words and considered... Read more »

Steve Smith wins Allan Border Medal and Sean Abbott claims Bradman award

Steve Smith took home three awards including the prestigious Allan Border Medal, Test Player of the Year and One Day International Player of the Year Steve Smith won the prestigious Allan Border Medal... Read more »

Interesting Facts about Australia Day

Australia Day today is a celebration of diversity and tolerance in Australian society, embracing all ethnic backgrounds, racial differences and political viewpoints. Read more »

Australian High Commissioner applauds returning Pakistani graduates

Islamabad – Australian High Commissioner Peter Heyward has welcomed 77 Pakistani professionals who recently returned home after completion of their Australia Awards Scholarships. “It is great to see the number of Australia... Read more »

PM Abbott congratulates finalists of Australian of the Year awards

‘Each person nominated this year represents the best of Australia’ Prime Minister Tony Abbott, praising the finalists of the 2015 Australian of the Year Awards, remarked: “You’ve all made our country a better place. Some... Read more »

Date of Australian drug convicts` execution not decided, Indonesia

Jakarta (Tribune Report) – The Indonesia Attorney Generals Office provided some relief to the relatives of two Australian drug convincts when an official was quoted as saying that officials are yet to... Read more »

US President will cut short India visit to pay respects in Saudi Arabia

President Barack Obama and the First Lady will travel to Saudi Arabia to pay respects following the death of King Abdullah, the White House said early Saturday. While the Saudi king’s simple... Read more »

Why Kiwi actors are choosing fame in Australia

By Alan Perrott It’s the odd thing about New Zealand actors: the further away they go the more visible they can become. And judging by our television schedules, it’s more than likely... Read more »

No. of overweight children in Fukushima on the rise

TOKYO — According to a report by Japana Times a recent nationwide study conducted by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology on the growth and development of children ranging... Read more »

What to expect from Obama’s visit to India?

By Seema Sirohi WASHINGTON–President Barack Obama’s upcoming visit to India, his second as a serving president, is historic for both its optics and the potential to fast track the slow moving train... Read more »

Tribune International – January 2015 issue is out!

Tribune International’s January 2015 issue is out now. Don’t miss out and get your copy today! The January issue features an exclusive story on Australia’s detained asylum seekers highlighting their miserable plight.... Read more »

Could Windows 10 be a winner for Microsoft?

By David Tuffley, Griffith University The hype around the next generation of Windows reached a new high this week with the Windows 10 Preview, held at Microsoft’s Redmond HQ in the US.... Read more »

Ultimate Sydney Festival Guide for long weekend: January 23 – 26

Every January, Sydney Festival enlivens and transforms Sydney with a bold cultural celebration based on the highest quality art and big ideas. This weekend is the final weekend of Sydney Festival 2015. Make... Read more »

Cricket World Cup 2015 will be Bigger and Better than ever, says Richardson

ICC Chief Executive David Richardson believes that “there has been no stone left unturned” as preparations continue ahead of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015, but stressed the need for players to... Read more »

Petrol dips below $1 a litre in Sydney and Melbourne

Prices in Melbourne fall to six-year low Petrol prices have hit a six-year low in Melbourne and in some parts of Sydney as the price of fuel dropped to 99.9 cents at some service stations.... Read more »

Steve Smith to captain Australia against England

Steve Smith to become Australia’s 22nd ODI captain in Hobart on Friday Melbourne – Steve Smith will lead Australia in Friday’s tri-series match against England in absence of suspended George Bailey, Cricket... Read more »

World-first register to track fertility of Australian cancer patients being developed in Sydney

With more people surviving cancer, preserving a patient’s fertility so they can become a parent is more important than ever. But how best to do that is not always clear because there... Read more »

GM unveils Australian designed and built concept cars at Detroit Auto Show

United States General Motors has unveiled two Australian designed and built concept cars at the Detroit Motor Show, in a move the chief designer said showed the company “is really a believer”... Read more »

Richest 1% will own more than other 99% by 2016

Oxfam warns of widening global inequality gap The combined wealth of the richest 1 percent will overtake that of the other 99 percent of people next year (2016) unless the current trend... Read more »