Bosnian

A road project in the Brisbane suburb of Geebung (jee-bung) has unearthed information about the area's past that has scientists excited.   It's information that goes back tens-of-millions of years, when the area was both warmer and ...

Ruthless, repugnant and the day Australia turned its back on the world's most vulnerable people.   Just some of the reactions to the Federal Government's deal to process asylum seekers and resettle refugees in Papua New Guinea.

The federal government has announced its revised and toughened asylum-seeker policy, saying the issue needs to be addressed at international, regional and local levels to be truly effective.   A major element of the policy is a plan...

Last week report from Bosnia and Herzegovina was prepared by Semra Duranović Koso  

Israel has angrily rejected new guidelines from the European Union barring member states from providing financial aid to Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories.   The new restrictions mean that all funding, scho...

Revelations Telstra agreed to store emails and phone calls for potential surveillance by the United States have led to calls for greater judicial oversight of governments and their intelligence agencies.   The agreement was forged i...

Some representatives of the Australian car industry say proposed changes to Fringe Benefits Tax policy (FBT) could spell the end of the already ailing industry.   The federal government is proposing changes to tax arrangements on c...

One of the world's biggest and most successful football clubs, Manchester United, will take on the A-League's best players at Sydney's Olympic Stadium on Saturday night (20 July).   Four days later, another English Premier League gi...

The World Health Organisation has called for an intensified fight against what it describes as the global tobacco epidemic.   It estimates that tobacco will kill as many as one-billion people this century if urgent action is not ta...

Prepared by Amir Bukic

It's well known that low-lying Pacific Island nations are particularly vulnerable to extreme weather.   But research by the Australian Red Cross has found that there's limited local knowledge about how to deal with it. &nb...

Last week report from Bosnia and Herzegovina was prepared by Semra Duranović Koso    

Mrs. Hajra Ćatić (NSW) interview, prepared by Elma Husic  

Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has called for a new productivity pact between business, unions and the federal government to boost the economy.   Mr Rudd has used a speech at the National Press Club to highlight Labor's plan to deal with...

As NAIDOC Week celebrations get under way around the country, 2013 also marks the 75th anniversary of the declaration of January the 26th as a Day of Mourning.   In 1938, a congress of Aboriginal people met in Sydney to demand equal...