Burmese

An apparent assassination attempt on two ethnic Arakanese leaders in Malaysia may be related to current religious and social strife in Burmas western Arakan State  

Experts say the Australian economy is losing billions of dollars a year by not fully utilising the skills of its older workforce.

Newly arrived Burmese and Chin women living in Sunshine have the chance to learn about vital cancer screening tests that could save their lives    

Four other Unity journalists and the publications CEO were detained over the weekend and charged with violating the 1923 Burma State Secrets Act

Are large political donors exerting too much influence over government policy?

A review of Australia's industrial award system is underway, sparking alarm from unions about the potential impact on pay and conditions.

Current World Champion Spain has put its fans through World Cup hell over the years.

SBS and the ABC are both to be the subjects of what the Federal Government is calling an efficiency review.

88 Generations Students talks about the current Ward, Village-Tract administration election process

There has been a mixed reaction from migrant and Indigenous organisations over plans by the federal government to expand the Work for the Dole scheme

The federal Attorney General, George Brandis, has rejected the former Labor government's assessment that the terror threat to Australia has diminished

Myanmar parliament speaker U Shwe Mann has called for thoughtful review of the 2008-state constitution

The Australian Medical Association is calling for a national summit to discuss ways of tackling alcohol abuse.

While the rate of stomach cancer has fallen in Australia in last few decades, other cancers of the gastrointestinal tract are on the rise

It's goodbye to the year of the snake and an enthusiastic welcome to the year of the horse.