Australian Population Seen To Hit More Than 46M By 2075
The current 23 million Australian population will soar to more than 46 million by 2075, according to recent projections released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS).
Indonesian President Discloses Contents of PM Tony Abbott’s Letter, But No Bilateral Cooperation Unless Canberra Inks Protocols, Code of Ethics
After keeping mum on the contents of the letter that Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbot sent to Jakarta, Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono broke his silence on Tuesday and publicly disclosed what Mr Abbott wrote.
Coalition, Tony Abbott Perform Poorly in Latest Newspoll; ALP's Bill Shorten Soars High
Prime Minister Tony Abbott's satisfaction rating has declined in the recent Newspoll survey with personal support falling from 46 per cent to 44 per cent. In contrast, Australia Labour Party and Opposition leader Bill Shorten rose to 33 per cent. According to survey, Labour's primary vote has also increased from 32 to 35 per cent while support for the Coalition dropped to 43 per cent from 45 per cent. The Coalition leads Labour 52 per cent to 48 per cent as the preferred party.
Leader of Knights of the Jedi Council, Australia’s Version of Roast Busters, Faces Charges Filed by NSW Police
If New Zealand has the notorious group Roast Busters, their counterpart in Australia is the Knights of the Jedi Council, made up of 17 soldiers who allegedly spread through the Internet images of unsuspecting naked women and then challenge members of the council to have sex with these females.
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Australian Dollar Outlook - November 26, 2013
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Australian Passport to Have Voice Recognition, Eye Scanning Technology in the Future
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Expert Warns Failure of PM Tony Abbott’s Letter to Satisfy Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono Could Lead to Expulsion of Aussie Diplomats from Jakarta
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New Zealanders Protest Anadarko Oil Drilling, Protest Ship Vega Stands Guard
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Australia Votes YES to Carbon Tax Repeal, NO to Direct Action Plan; Tony Abbott Releases Social Media Video
Majority of Australians want the carbon tax repealed but don't want Prime Minister Tony Abbott's direct action plan as an alternative policy. In a new poll, 57 per cent of Australians rejects Labour's carbon tax law and only 12 per cent believes in Mr Abbott's policy.
AU-Indo Feud a Blessing in Disguise for Indonesians
Groups with different ideological beliefs saw a blessing in disguise amidst the AU-Indo feud
Climate Talks: 'Lukewarm' Agreement Reached, South Africa Attacked Australia For Reducing Commitment
Climate change negotiators representing 195 countries have reached an agreement to some provisions on the climate pact to fight global warming.
PM Tony Abbott’s Political Adviser Who Worsened Indonesia-Australia Ties With Tweet Quits Twitter
Mark Textor, the political adviser of Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott, who has worsened the already bad ties between Australia and Indonesia due to his tweets, had quit Twitter.
Australian PM Tony Abbott Finally Writes Letter to Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has bowed down to pressure and admitted on Saturday to have written a letter to Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono in a bid to settle the diplomatic row between the two countries.
Indonesia No Longer Blocks Asylum Boats Bound for Australia
Australia is beginning to feel the wrath of Indonesia, following the diplomatic fallout due to leaks provided by National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden that Canberra wiretapped the phone of Indonesia President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.
NZ Labour's David Cunliffe Expose Secret Documents of Gov't 'Lies' on Deep Sea Oil Drilling
The Labour party has accused the New Zealand government of deliberately withholding information about the risks of deep-sea oil drilling off the Kaikoura coast. According to Labour leader David Cunliffe, documents have surfaced indicating Environment Minister Amy Adams had secretly kept the risks from going public to protect Anadarko's proposed oil-drilling site.
Detaining Children Asylum-Seekers, Immigration Minister Scott Morrison Guilty of Child Abuse, says Australian Medical Association
Australian Immigration Minister Scott Morrison may land in some legal trouble with his aggressive policy to stop asylum-seeking-people through boats. The Australian Medical Association (AMA) of the Northern Territory (NT) says Mr Morrison is guilty of child abuse and is proposing to report him to the Department of Child Protection.
Indonesians Express Anger on Twitter Hashtag #GanyangAustralia, Burn Aussie Flags in Protest
Indonesians expressed their outrage over claims that Australia had been spying on the Indonesian government. Prime Minister Tony Abbott has refused to apologise to Indonesia in the heat of the spying scandal. The Twitter hashtag #GanyangAustralia became the Indonesians’ online crusade against Australia. The hashtag, when translated, means “Crush Australia.”
Tension Down Under: Indonesians Ready To ‘Fight’ Australia After Aussie Prime Minister Adviser’s Porn Tweet
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbot had to distance himself from his Liberal Party ally Mark Textor following the adviser's insensitive comments on the Indonesian foreign minister, multiple sources reported on Thursday.
Tasmania Becomes Third State in Australia to Legalise Abortion
Tasmania becomes the third Australian jurisdiction to decriminalise abortion.
Look-Alike of Indonesian Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa is Nephew of Former Philippine President & Son of 1970s Porn Star (VERY GRAPHIC VIDEOS)
Mark Textor, the campaign strategist of Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott, sparked a Twitter outrage among Indonesian because he described Indonesia Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa as a look-alike of a 1970s Filipino porn star.
Expert Warns Australia May Lose Influence in Asia If It Does Not Apologise to Indonesia for Spying; Gillard Urges Abbott to Apologise (VIDEOS)
There is a stronger push for Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott to apologise to Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono for eavesdropping on his phone calls.
Offensive Tweets Lead to Violent Protests, Australian Flag Burning in Indonesia
Diplomatic row between Indonesia and Australia following the spying scandal took a turn for the worst, after an Australian flag was burnt in the city of Yogyakarta and hardline “Red and White Brigade” organised a protest outside the Australian embassy in Jakarta. In a related incident Anonymous Indonesia and hacker group in the country, claimed credit for attacks that briefly shutting down the Australian Federal Police site and affected the Australian Reserve Bank.
Australian Dollar Outlook - 21 November 2013
Bell FX Currency Outlook: Fed minutes indicate a likely tapering in coming months.
Australian-Indonesian Relations on the Rocks: Malevolent Shysters Destroying Abbott's Government?
There's news of reportedly "malevolent" shysters who are damaging the country in more ways than one and blaming Australia's Tony Abbott for it.
Australia Not Taking Climate Change Seriously; G20 Climate Plans in Danger
Member-nations of the G20 may be saying goodbye to hopes of ever having a strong and effective action plan against climate change when Australia takes over the leadership in December. International observers find no evidence that the country is taking the global issue of climate change seriously.
U.S. Marines Train in Australia, First for Abbott Government
Australia and U.S. enters an agreement for U.S. Marines to train in Australia’s top-end
Senator Mike Duffy and Nigel Wright Accused of Bribery, Fraud and Breach of Trust
Senator Mike Duffy and Nigel Wright are accused of bribery and fraud by the RCMP.
Indonesia Suspends People Smuggling & Military Cooperation Over Australia Spying Row (VIDEOS)
The diplomatic relations between Australia and Indonesia further worsened on Thursday as Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono announced the suspension of cooperation on people smuggling and military cooperation over the spying row.
2-Day TV Show for Hot-headed Ford Brothers as Sun News Network Cancels Ford Nation the Next Day After Debut
Bad luck continues to hound the infamous Ford brothers in Toronto as they lost a TV show just one day after the programme's debut. Sun News Network cancelled Ford Nation, which was hosted by Mayor Rob Ford and his brother Councillor Doug Ford.
Contrasting Reactions to Spying Charges: Australia 2004, Indonesia 2013
As the diplomatic war of words between Indonesia and Australia surges, NewsCorp Australia reveals how Mr Howard reacted to revelations made by the Indonesian spymaster General Abdullah Mahmud Hendropriyono.
Australia Viewed as 'Anti-Climate', Tony Abbott Refuses to Join Green Climate Fund
Australia's reputation as a valuable force in developing an international climate policy has been trashed largely due to its poor ranking in the recent climate change performance index and its inability to send a representative for the United Nations' climate change talks in Warsaw, Poland. Australia's Prime Minister Tony Abbott has refused to support the green climate fund supported by the United Nations.
Canada Defence Chief Proposes Cuts to Military Ranks
It seems Canadian PM Stephen Harper may be forced to reconsider his word on maintaining the number of the country's military ranks.
Former NSW Premier Admits Sex-for-Benefit Relationship with Constituent
Former NSW Premier Nathan Rees tangled in sex-for-benefit scandal with a constituent
A Look Into the Aussie Cyclists Death Toll: Is It Still Safe To Ride A Bike in Australia?
Riding a bike used to be a great way for exercise and it's still is but the formerly fun activity is now a looming hazard in Australia's streets.
Australian Dollar Outlook - 20 November 2013
Bell FX Currency Outlook: Australian dollar benefits from comments that China may expand the daily CNY trading band (currently +/- 1%) and establish a managed float.
Elderly Female Toronto Councillor Describes Hit by Mayor Rob Ford as Like Being Sacked by a Bull
To protect her from future rampages of Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, the brothers of Councillor Pam McConneell are planning to provide her more protection such as a helmet. The added measure is in response to their elderly and diminutive politician sister suffering a fat lip on Monday after the mayor hit her while trying to protect his brother engaged in verbal tussle with the council audience.
Indonesia Begins Downgrade of Relationship With Australia Amid PM Tony Abbott's Refusal to Apologise for Phone Tapping
Due to Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott's continued refusal to apologise for the phone tapping on several Indonesian officials, Jakarta is downgrading its relationship with Canberra, Indonesian Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa said on Tuesday night.
Adelaide Taxi Drivers Afraid Of Recurring Night Beatings
Taxis play a major part in the urban landscape and nearly impossible to picture a city without them. Cabbies of Adelaide have something to be fearful about. There has been an increase in nighttime beatings that have taken place in recent months. Many drivers have avoided driving at night to escape the wave of violent assaults.
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