Health-conscious Australians are ditching low-fat or skim milk for full cream milk after research showed that full-fat dairy products are not as harmful as previously thought.

Australians ditch low-fat milk for full-cream as research clears misconception

A suspect boat was on Thursday discovered near the Harihareshwar shore in the Indian state of Maharashtra's Raigad district, carrying three AK-47 rifles, explosives, and bullets.

Terror scare: Boat with AK-47 rifles belongs to Australian couple, says Maharashtra Deputy CM

New Zealand is re-opening its borders to the world, after two years spent closed off by the pandemic. Vaccinated Australians will be allowed to enter without needing to isolate upon arrival.

New Zealand borders to reopen; Visa-Waiver countries tourists can travel from May 1

In a bid to curb the growing COVID-19 cases, the Australian government has expanded its ban on Australian citizens leaving the country to include people who are ordinarily residents in another country.

Australians living abroad could be banned from leaving if they return

Hundreds of people demonstrated in Australia's major cities on Saturday to protest the deaths of Indigenous people in custody, ahead of the 30th anniversary of a major report into the issue.

Australians protest Aboriginal deaths in custody, 30 years after major report 

Residents rejoiced in parts of Australia's east coast due to heavy rains on Thursday, bringing relief to drought-hit areas.

Australians rejoice as showers of rain on bushfire-ravaged east coast bring relief

The United Kingdom fell into silence on Monday as the nation gathered to mark Remembrance Day. Whereas, French President Emmanuel Macron marked Remembrance Day Monday by relighting the flame at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier under Paris' Arc de Triomphe, below a spectacular giant Tricolor. Also, Australians across the country attended Remembrance Day services to pay tribute to those who died and suffered in all wars and conflicts.

Armistice Day marked across the United Kingdom, France and Australia

Indigenous residents of low-lying islands off northern Australia will submit a landmark complaint with the United Nations on Monday accusing the government of violating their human rights by failing to tackle climate change.

Indigenous Australians take government to UN over climate change

Australian players cannot be "pussycats" while dealing with Virat Kohli during the series against India and they must get under the skin of the world's premier batsman, feels former captain Kim Hughes.

Australians cannot play like pussycats against Kohli: Kim Hughes

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