Australia Day neo-Nazi display: Nazi symbol charge dropped against WA man Mason Robbins
SA’s police force must pay the legal fees for a man previously alleged to have displayed a Nazi symbol during an Australia Day protest, a court has ruled.
Australia moves to arm troops with anti-ship missiles as China threat looms
Australia is scrambling to deploy new long-range missiles as the recent arrival of powerful Chinese warships off the ...
Australia police say seemingly antisemitic terrorism incidents were really "criminal con job" to sow chaos
Australian police say a wave of seemingly antisemitic attacks and threats was really a "fabricated terrorist plot, ...
Samsung Wins Court Fight Against TCL Over Use Of Nxtframe TV Name
In a move that could have consequences for some of TCL’s TVs sold in Australia, a German court has sided with Samsung ...
Nazi charge dropped, police to pay man's legal costs
Charges against a man arrested during a neo-Nazi march on Australia Day have been withdrawn and police have agreed to pay his ...
A new definition of antisemitism from Universities Australia is attracting criticism – two historians explain why
At the core of the ongoing debate over definitions are genuinely different understandings of what constitutes antisemitism.
Yury Slavin, 24, charged over Rundle Mall Nazi symbol display, threatened to flee country, cops say
A young father to be allegedly busted displaying a Nazi symbol and carrying a knife down Rundle Mall told police he’d flee ...
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Mercedes-AMG Launches the Efficiently Sporty E 53 Hybrid in Australia, Starts From $126k
The German automaker has launched a barrage of new models in the Land Down Under: a base GLC, the mighty G 580, and also this ...
Secret audio recordings detail how Adelaide Nazi teen defected to National Socialist Network from The Base terror group
Secret audio recordings reveal how an Adelaide teenager was recruited into two US-based terrorist cells before defecting to a ...
A group of housewives took on the Nazis – and won. Here’s what we can learn
A few years ago, my husband and I went on a walking tour in Berlin. It was January, the snow was falling, and we were the only people who turned up for a tour exploring the city’s Jewish history. But ...
Jewish leaders should remember law of unintended consequences
In February there was a flurry of “hate crime” legislation rushed through the federal, NSW and Victorian parliaments.
Vanessa Low - charting her course to sporting excellence, one coordinate at a time
When she first came to India 16 years ago, Vanessa Low was a German teenager seeking her first international classification, unaware of what the future had in store for her. The 34-year old is now ...