Month: July 2018

Aussie expats looking for law jobs in London can find themselves at the back of the pack in a crowded field.

OPINION & ANALYSIS: As he tries to deliver on energy and in other key areas, the prime minister's party enemies and critics will be encouraged in their attacks following Saturday's results.

From the iconic Opera House to the golden sands of Bondi Beach, there is something for everyone in this incredible Australian city.

Why this lunar eclipse was such a big deal? Well, not only was it the longest 'blood moon' this century, but it coincided with Mars's closest proximity to Earth in 15 years.

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The Australian cricket team has always been aggressive on field during the game.

Koa Smith caught this gobsmacking wave, riding it for two whole minutes as he travelled through eight barrels

A traditional summer gander abroad, or a local romp during your time off work? A staycation could very well be on the cards for some of us this year.

SPECIAL FEATURE: Here’s what you need to know about the five electorates up for grabs and, with a federal election likely in the first half of 2019, what’s at stake for Turnbull and Shorten.

Australia may have a cockroach problem and the spiders are huge, but at least you can deal with them with a can of bug spray. London's mice are a different kind of fret altogether.

Trevor Noah is a comedian used to being in the firing line, but an old joke about Indigenous Australian women has come back to haunt him.

Polish citizenship equals access to the EU, making getting hold of a Polish passport even more attractive. But what are some of the pitfalls?

With Brexit on the horizon, if you’re harbouring a desire to make a break from Australia to the UK, a move in the next couple of years could prove timely.

The outcomes in Longman and Braddon this weekend are vital for Shorten, who would face very serious leadership instability if he lost both seats. Turnbull claims “Labor should be streets ahead”.

For the uninitiated, the adrenaline is flowing because of the fear of the unknown, soon to be replaced by the fear of flying fruit chucked by 30,000 revelers in a glorious explosion of red.

The Vitality Blast T20 explodes at of the home of cricket on Thursday nights, with an array of international stars set to thrill on the hallowed turf in London. Catch the action, with tickets just £25 for adults.

Fans and foes alike might soon need to decide whether or not David Warner’s return to international cricket will boost Australia’s hopes at next year’s World Cup.

SPECIAL FEATURE: Young Australians on Britain's Youth Mobility Scheme are the ideal migrant for both the state and employers alike as they take on precarious but skilled jobs in the UK labour market, without the electoral costs of permanent migration.

The new British citizenship solution is giving some people with British descent renewed hope of obtaining UK nationality through their parents and grandparents.

Huddersfield Town are bracing themselves for their second campaign in the Premier League after they secured their remarkable survival, against all the odds, last season.

Senator Dean Smith advocates broad view on Australia's population while Tony Abbott presses for big cut to immigration and Pauline Hanson makes lower migrant intake a signature pitch.

Career isn't everything and why be rich when you can travel and have the time of your life?

European passports are amongst the most powerful passports in the world. German passport holders can travel to 157 countries without a visa, with other EU countries, including Poland, not far behind.

SPECIAL FEATURE: Recently, the disruptive agents of the sharing economy, like Airbnb, have been blamed for bringing more tourists into the heart of communities instead of just tourist sites.

Considering upping sticks for a life somewhere else on the planet? Have a think about what you can earn and what you are likely to have to pay a landlord.

Former Labor leader appeals to voters not to reward Shorten’s dishonesty. “Don’t vote Labor”, he says, but instead support “minor parties and independents to shake up the system and put some honest politics back into Canberra.”

WATCH: Word Cup fever has enveloped Britain as the England football team march to glory, and the 'It's coming home' cinema inspired video memes are fueling the frenzy. Here's the greatest hits...

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When US President Donald Trump visits the UK next week he’ll be met by protesters and a huge inflatable of himself looking like a big baby soaring over Big Ben.

Precious stones come in all shapes, sizes, colours and from sorts of places in the world. Gem stones are a diverse and beautiful commodity that is mixed with gold and other valuable materials which are then worn as jewelry. Gems are a unique means of adornment, one that man has ...

RUNNING OF THE BULLS IN PAMPLONA | Spain's famous San Fermin festival brings together daredevils and spectators of the world for a week of bull dodging and serious, serious partying. Here's the what, how, why and when...

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Although there is potential for rivalry, the World Cup really can also bring people from nations all over the world together through their love of football.

With its political & economical problems a thing of the past, Zimbabwe is welcoming increasing numbers of tourists back into the country and hoping for even more. Armed with a camera & notepad, Kris Griffiths takes a tour of the reborn nation, experiencing its full range of impressive natural wonders ...

WATCH: Night of shame as Boomer's Basketball World Cup qualifier against Philippines descends into blood-curdling fisticuffs. "Black eye for the sport," says Andrew Gaze.

OPINION & ANALYSIS: Just as republicans can enjoy the spectacle of a royal wedding without abandoning the idea of an Australian head of state, we need to remind ourselves that Trump is, literally, not our president.

Visa changes implemented this month affect all those wanting to migrate to Australia.