An Australian woman died on Saturday after she fell from a cliff. The woman was reportedly attempting to click a picture at the cliff, when she lost balance and fell off.

Australian woman falls off cliff, dies while trying to take photo

When they’re hungry, they’ll let you know by coming up to you and looking beseechingly at you and the container of food. If that doesn’t work, they’ll sniff and paw at your leg.

‘A social species’: How kangaroos communicate with people

Australian police said Friday they were treating the murder of an elderly couple in their Brisbane home as a terrorism incident. Police linked the murders to Raghe Mohamed Abdi, who had previously been investigated by counter-terrorism police, after he was shot dead in a confrontation with officers on a Brisbane highway Thursday morning.

Australian counter-terrorism police probe Brisbane murders

Hosts Australia had a strong start with the ball on Day 2 after folding India for 244 after scalping four wickets for just 11 runs. However, Indian bowlers put Virat and Co.

IND vs AUS 1st Test, Day 2: Australia displays slowest innings against India

An ombudsman report has said that lockdown announced by Australia's second most populous state violated human rights and was not based on health officials advice.

Australian state violated human rights in lockdown to control Covid-19 spread: Report

Australia is set to ask the World Trade Organisation to investigate punitive Chinese tariffs on barley imports. In a significant escalation of tensions between the two nations, Australian Trade Minister Simon Birmingham on Wednesday announced the decision, saying Beijing's 80-percent surcharge on barley imports from Australia "lack basis" and "are not underpinned by facts and evidence".

Australia to take China to WTO over barley tariff

Australia's Gold Coast Beaches are swamped by foam caused by rough seas. Some people turned up at the beaches for a party. WION's Palki tells you why this was a bad idea.

Gravitas: Australia's cyclone season whips up a surprise

Australia is a wonderful and bizarre place. The continent is filled with creatures and scary insects unique to it. And many of them are not as meek-looking as Kangaroos.

Snakes are lurking on Australia's foam-filled beaches now

An Australian regulator sued Facebook Inc on Wednesday accusing it of collecting user data without permission, building on government efforts around the world to rein in the social network.

Australia sues Facebook over user data, echoing US antitrust case

Australia's cyclone season has whipped up a surprise. Beaches along the famous gold coast are covered in foam. It's a rare phenomenon but not unheard of. As locals got wind of the news, they descended on the beaches in large numbers, and what followed was a full-scale foam party.

White magic: Australians turned heavy rains, flash floods into foam party

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said any shift by China away from imports of high quality Australian coal would be a "lose-lose" for the environment and trading relationship.

Australia says it will pursue all avenues on reports of China coal restrictions

Mountains of sea foam covered coastlines along Australia's eastern seaboard as cyclonic winds and unprecedented weather conditions bear down on the coast.

Severe wet weather continues for 5th day; Gold Coast hit with dangerous strong winds

It was no foam party for local dog, Hazel, as she wandered into a large amount of sea foam churned up a Gold Coast beach as cyclonic conditions along Australia's northeast coast generated huge seas washing away beaches at popular tourist spots. A slightly confused Hazel was reunited with her anxious owner after a quick search.

Dog rescued from sea foam as huge seas and rain batter Australian tourist spots

Australian researchers said that coral populations from their first "Coral IVF" trial on the Great Barrier Reef in 2016 have not only survived recent bleaching events, but are on track to reproduce and spawn next year.

'Coral IVF' trial on Great Barrier Reef a blossoming success, Australian researchers say

An Australian state recently achieved an amazing feat! The island state of Tasmania now runs on 100% renewable energy. The state has met its goal to become fully self sufficient in terms of green energy two years ahead of schedule.

This Australian state now runs on 100% renewable energy

The clinical trials of a coronavirus vaccine candidate being developed in Australia has been scrapped after trial participants returned false-positive test results for HIV, the developers announced on Friday.

Australia ends COVID-19 vaccine trials after participants develop antibodies for HIV

Sadam Abdusalam posted photographs on social media on Friday of his family arriving at Sydney airport, and thanked Australia’s Foreign Minister Marise Payne as well as human rights activists for their help.

Uighur family separated by Beijing reunites after 3 years

Media organisations invest time, money & effort to create content. Tech companies display this content, get ads but don't share the money. As Australia makes Google & Facebook pay for news

Gravitas: Australia to make big Tech-giants pay for news

Australia ordered an enquiry into combatting violent extremism. A parliamentary committee in Australia has announced that it will examine the spread of radical movements.

Australia tackles right-wing terror, probe to target Islamists, Neo-Nazis

Australia is cracking down on white terror at home a year after a 28-year-old Australian attacked two mosques in New Zealand's Christchurch and killed 51 worshippers.

Gravitas: Australia's battles White supremacy

A global anti-terror drive has picked up. While Europe is battling radical Islamist terrorism, New Zealand and Australia are battling far-right extremism. On December 8, New Zealand called for sweeping changes to counter-terrorism operations, put forward by those probing the Christchurch massacre.

One day after New Zealand, Australia begins quelling far-right extremism

Australian police arrested on Wednesday an 18-year man who had allegedly expressed interest in committing a mass causality attack, motivated by right-wing ideology.

Your Story: Australian police arrest Neo-Nazi teen in Sydney

Australian consumer sentiment climbed for the fourth straight month in December to a 10-year high as the country further relaxed virus restrictions and states opened their borders to each other.

World Business Watch: Australia consumer sentiment hits 10-year high

Australia locked in plans on Tuesday to make Facebook Inc and Google pay its media outlets for news content, a world-first move aimed at protecting independent journalism that has drawn strong opposition from the internet giants.

Australia to make Facebook, Google pay news outlets for content

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