The Suraya Cultural Forum in Melbourne has returned to its activities after an interruption due to the spread of the pandemic. The restrictions were tightened for several months.

A team of infectious diseases experts from the World Health Organisation are in Wuhan, China tracing the origins of COVID-19.

 But the Chinese government continues to tightly monitor access in the region as the world watches the investigation closely.

New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian is urging more people to get tested for COVID-19. 11 local government areas still subject to restrictions.

After leaving her studies twenty years ago, Sharara Zara returned to complete her university studies and obtained her bachelor’s degree. She then dreamed of obtaining her master’s.

While the impact of COVID-19 on our health, the economy and our working lives has been profound and well documented, the social impact is only just emerging.

In this episode we take a closer look at how the pandemic has affected our cities. 

A worker in Australia, by law is required to pay income tax. But what are its benefits for citizens.

The rollout of Australia's COVID-19 vaccination program is to start in mid-to-late February. Officials say it could be approved by regulators within weeks.

A new comic book about Assyrian history has been released, which colourfully illustrates Assyrian history.

Australia is gearing up for a wetter summer season with above average rainfall across the eastern parts of the country.

Experts are warning people to exercise caution near flood-prone areas.

A young man, who arrived in Australia five years ago, faced difficulties finding a job and learning the language. However, he now works with two companies and divides his time between work and communication with family, acquaintances, and friends.