Oz bar described as 'insidious' for featuring topless waitresses
A nightclub in Australia, which employs topless waitresses, has been described as ‘insidious’ by tourism groups because it is not in sync with the hotspot's family-friendly image.
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Australia PM at record low in polls
Support for Australian leader Julia Gillard has hit a record low and the conservative opposition would trounce her if an election was held, according to a poll published on Wednesday.
Chile ash disruption spreads west in Australia
Travel chaos from the Chile ash cloud spread to Western Australia on June 15 with Virgin, Qantas and Jetstar suspending flights into and out of Perth.
British child migrants launch Australia case
Former child migrants from Britain launched a class action lawsuit against the Australian Government on Tuesday, seeking compensation for the alleged physical and sexual abuse they suffered.
Travel misery as ash grounds Australia flights
Tens of thousands of travellers were stranded on Monday after ash from Chile's volcanic eruptions prompted Australian airlines to ground some domestic and international services.
Strong winds have ca
Australian website doesn't show Kashmir, Arunachal as part of India
An Australian government website has wrongly portrayed the map of India, omitting the states of Jammu and Kashmir and Arunachal Pradesh - leading to the ‘strong displeasure’ of the migrant Indian comm
One in six Australian female students are raped: survey
About one in six Australian female university students have been raped, and many more sexually assaulted or harassed, during their life, a survey released on Friday showed.
The findings were containe
Ricket: Axed Test opener Katich to bat on
Dumped Test opener Simon Katich said on Friday he plans to continue playing cricket for New South Wales after losing his Cricket Australia contract.
Testosterone perks memory in post-menopausal women?
Post-menopausal women have better memory after daily treatment with a testosterone spray for six months.
Australia PM backs Aborigine recognition
Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Wednesday used a trip to a remote Aboriginal community to reaffirm her hopes for a change to the constitution to recognise Australia’s first inhabitants.