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SYDNEY -- Australia has placed nickel on its Critical Minerals List in a bid to provide support for producers of the battery metal that are struggling with a sustained downturn in prices.
SUVA, Fiji -- Pacific island nations are seeking to balance emerging economic opportunities against the risks of being caught in the crossfire of U.S.-China rivalry, as geopolitical competition intensifies in the region.
SYDNEY -- Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape affirmed his nation's close ties and shared democratic values with Australia on Thursday in the first address by a Pacific leader at Parliament House in Canberra.
MELBOURNE -- Australia's largest stevedore, DP World, has reached a provisional agreement with the Maritime Union of Australia, ending months of industrial action by wharf workers that drove up costs in the trade-dependent nation's supply chains.
SYDNEY -- Tuvalu voters cast their ballots Friday in an election that could shape the future of a security agreement with Australia to allow citizens from the small Pacific nation to migrate, as climate change threatens their home.
SYDNEY -- Nickel and lithium producers in Australia are halting or slowing operations amid a persistent price slump, with the government saying it plans to meet with companies to discuss possible support measures for the industry.
SYDNEY -- Australia will "hold cybercriminals to account," Foreign Minister Penny Wong said on Tuesday as she announced sanctions against a Russian national over the 2022 hack of the country's largest private health insurer.
SYDNEY -- Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong says the government remains "deeply troubled" by the indefinite detention of writer Yang Hengjun, five years after his arrest in China.