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A Europe-wide scandal over horse meat being sold as beef has spread, as retailers pulled products from their shelves and threats of legal action emerged.

Millions of Australians head overseas each year for business, pleasure or perhaps a bit of both. With so many going abroad, it's inevitable that some will run into trouble ending in fatality. Last year, that number rose...

The Department of Immigration and Citizenship is urging international students to be on the look-out for a scam targeting them.

The federal government has launched a 40-million-dollar a year research project aimed at making the digital economy the key driver of Australia's wealth after the mining boom.

Among Australia Day celebrations this year is a special exhibition at the National Maritime Museum. It's a light show celebrating Australia's unique history of migration.

Studying hard, getting the right marks and then simply choosing the best course to study at university - may seem like a straightforward process for many

Australia's coal industry is feeling the pinch - with more than eight- thousand job losses in the past six months.

Australia's multicultural broadcaster SBS has unveiled a new schedule for its radio network which includes six new languages from Asia and Africa spoken by growing numbers of migrants and refugees

As part of our look back at 2012, ... looks back over The Year That Was in Burma.

Australia may have enjoyed an unprecedented mining boom, but very few Australians believe they've benefitted personally.

Australian Ambassador to Burma Her Excellency Ms Bronte Moules has came back to Australia for a few days after her mid term assignment to Burma. During her stay in Sydney she has met with the leaders from Burmese community in Sydney.  ...

Despite an ongoing federal government campaign to encourage migrants to take up Australian citizenship, there's been a significant fluctuation in the proportion who do so in recent years.

Burma has announced the removal of 2,082 names from its blacklist, which bars people deemed a threat to national security from entering or leaving the country.

The United States presidential campaign is about to kick into high gear -- weather permitting.

Scientists say the blood from a baby's umbilical cord can be used to treat multiple life-threatening diseases