A surge in antisemitic attacks and university-based hostility has sparked calls for stronger government intervention.

Two nurses in Australia were suspended following a viral video showed them threatening to kill Israeli patients.

The former treasurer’s organisation will focus on the targeting of Jewish Australians online and on university campuses.

Liberal Senator Hollie Hughes and independent Senator Gerard Rennick have called for migrants to better embrace Western values and the Australian way of life in the wake of the Sydney nurse ...

Great Britain’s High Commissioner to Australia says the level of antisemitism in the country has been “shocking” due to the ...

Health Minister Mark Butler said the Nursing and Midwifery Council of NSW suspended the registrations of the nurses, Ahmad ...

Some of Australia's leading universities won't give a timeline for changes to their complaints systems after the Labor MP who ...

One of Australia’s wealthiest and most influential councils is poised to implement a “politically, not legally” motivated ...

Former nurse Ahmed 'Rashad' Nadir was once celebrated as a refugee success story, but there was a glaring problem.

A previously cut part of two Sydney nurses' exchange with an Israeli influencer has revealed what sparked the fiery exchange that saw them threaten Israeli patients.

Notably, Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles was in Washington a week ago for talks with new defence secretary Pete Hegseth, ...

All I ask is that the laws and university rules be applied to Jews as they would vigorously be applied if the threatened ...