The Alliance's BridgeUSA impact report, focused on the au pair J-1 program, estimates that au pairs spend an average of $143.8 million each year in the U.S., and that 87 percent of families who ...

The project is the largest producer of domestic gas in Western Australia, providing almost two-thirds of the state’s consumption. In the 2023-2024 financial year, it produced gas worth about AU ...

As you might expect, the setup required for a track like Australia differs drastically from the likes of Monaco in F1 25.The racing game is one of the most intricate in the genre, with various ...

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Opinion. Why Trump demands more from Australia’s defence budget. Increasing Australia’s defence budget to 3 per cent of gross domestic product would be acting in our own interests, however ...

The iconic ASX-listed business has announced to the market it has gone bust in Australia for a second time. In a statement made to the ASX, Toys R Us ANZ said the business had been put into ...

Etched onto rocks on a remote peninsula in Western Australia are millions of images drawn tens of thousands of years ago by the country’s original inhabitants, including the earliest known ...

Australia’s defence spending creating a ‘paper ADF’, think tank warns. A leading defence think tank has issued a dire warning about Australia’s readiness for war as the Indo-Pacific heats up.

The U.S. is expanding its military presence in northern Australia as it looks to project power and provide a deterrence against the increasing threat of China in the Asia-Pacific.

Australia A have not picked a captain for the series against Sri Lanka, but McSweeney will be a likely candidate given he took the reins in two 'A' games against India at the beginning of last summer.

The United States wants Australia to lift spending on defence to about $100 billion a year, with its Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warning of a "real and potentially imminent" threat from China.

Alarm bells are ringing over the Chinese-led military build-up taking place in Australia's region, with fears a "nuclear cascade" could unfold as more nations seek to obtain weapons of mass ...