Police are investigating a separate incident in Melbourne in which a group of men allegedly said they were 'on the hunt to kill Jews'

Known for its religious outreach, the Chabad movement often sets up outposts in towns with small Jewish populations, but this effort in the outback takes the (honey) cake

Former Australian Jewish school principal to serve at least 11 years; judge says she showed no remorse for crimes that scarred sisters Dassi Erlich and Elly Sapper for life

The first such visit in 72 years is a boost for the small but growing community established by Jewish convicts in 1804 and considered far-flung even by Australian standards

Former principal to receive punishment on August 24 following years-long battle to bring her to trial

Nicole Meyer says inability to secure personal justice alongside her 2 sisters is something she'll have to grapple with, but she plans to move forward and be a voice for victims

Major organizations express 'serious concern' over proposals without broad consensus, potential changes to 'grandchild clause' in Law of Return that may impact Diaspora ties

Head of Australian state that includes city of Sydney tells Australian Jewish News the indiscretion at his 21st birthday party has 'been a personal anguish to me for some time'

Auction included album of 500 'very disturbing' photos from inside concentration camps, including 'Jews hanging in streets'

Former PM says he and Arab party leader found common ground as 'men of faith'; says his government decided to work only on the 70% of issues that 70% of Israelis agree on