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As Australia grapples with resettling asylum seekers in the Pacific, the region is struggling to deal with its own displaced people.

New laws to tackle serious bullying in schools and workplaces have been recommended by legal experts and the Australian Federal Police.

Hepatitis B is considered a "silent infection" because most people don't have symptoms when they are first infected. People can get hepatitis B without even knowing it.    

The U-N's main body for dealing with matters affecting international peace and security is struggling to put together a collective response to the reports of chemical weapons attacks in Syria.    

The number of people living with chronic hepatitis B in Australia was estimated in 2000 to be between 90 000 and 160 000, representing a prevalence rate of 0.5% to 0.8%.    

Despite living in Australia for nearly 20 years, Ms Toma hasn't known how to vote correctly...until now.

Labor is pledging to invest 450-million dollars in improving after-school childcare services over four years.

South Australia's Islamic community has distanced itself from the controversial preachings of an outspoken cleric

The race to win supporters for the federal election is on, and politicians have been campaigning across the country.  

A group of scientists and engineers has called on Australian political leaders to consider the introduction of nuclear power as an effective way of combating climate change.

As Mynamar emerges from political isolation there's been an explosion in artistic expression in the country.

Uruguay simple living president leads by example

Kyaw Kyaw the 26-year-old Burmese youth dyed his hair blue, covered his body in tattoos and started wearing heavy black boots, studded leather jackets and Anarchist t-shirts.

Is our conversation on phone and our email safe from bugging? We all talk about the illegal hackers going into our emails. This not a illegal hacker this is Big Brother from United States hacking our phone conversation and emails with the help of ...

There appears to be mixed support for Australia to begin an international discussion about about changes to the United Nations Refugees Convention.