Western Australia’s GAA President Robert O’Callaghan has spoken out in defence of the sporting organisation in light of recent media reports with regard to alleged antisocial behaviour by the Irish in Perth.

People who are non-residents for tax purposes in Australia will feel the pinch from July 1 when a standard tax threshold comes into effect.

The West Australian police will speak to all of Perth’s GAA clubs in an effort to clamp down on alleged antisocial behaviour by young Irish immigrants.

There is a smorgasbord of Irish literary treats on offer at the Sydney Writers Festival.

Craig Doyle is set to run his first marathon in Sydney this September in memory of his late brother.

The Gallagher ‘clan’ is calling on people around Australia with the Gallagher surname to come to Ireland next year for a special event.

New South Wales GAA has secured new playing fields in Ingleburn.

An Australian man who became an Irish citizen through marriage has lost an appeal to have a decision denying his daughter Australian citizenship by descent revoked.

Sonia O’Sullivan is supporting the battle against ovarian cancer again this year by participating in an upcoming run to raise funds for the cause.

The new album by Sydney-based Irish singer Damien Leith – Now And Then – has debuted at No 12 on the Australian charts.