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Foreign Minister Senator Penny Wong has announced a new round of Ambassador and High Commissioner appointments to represent Australia in…

The late wife of an Australian veteran killed during the 1950-53 Korean War was laid to rest in the southeastern city of Busan alongside her husband on her 100th birthday Thursday.

The late wife of an Australian veteran killed during the 1950-53 Korean War will be laid to rest in a southeastern city this week alongside her husband, Seoul's veterans ministry said Wednesday.

POSCO Group Chairman Choi Jeong-woo helped Korea and Australia enhance their bilateral ties in investing in the hydrogen industry and key minerals by inviting the Premier of Western Australia, Roger Cook, to the annual joint meeting in Seoul between the two countries business councils, Friday.

The award ceremony for the 52nd Korea Herald English Speech Contest was held on Thursday at the Australian Embassy in Gwanghwamun, central Seoul. The Australian Ambassador to the Republic of Korea Catherine Raper, Deputy Head of Mission at the Australian Embassy to the Republic of Korea Alexandra Siddall, The Korea Herald CEO Choi Jin-young, Vice President Shin Yong-bae and Managing Editor Lee Joo-hee were in attenda...

Ambassadors from 22 nations that stood by South Korea during the 1950-53 Korean War have conveyed congratulatory messages on the occasion of The Korea Herald's 70th anniversary and the 70th year of ceasefire of the Korean War. -- Ed. Catherine Raper, Australian ambassador Congratulations to The Korea Herald on its 70th anniversary. Australia and the Republic of Korea stood side by side in battle, and have he...

As South Korea edges closer to being solely powered by renewables come 2050, the manufacturing industries of Australia's third-largest trading partner believe hydrogen gas is the answer to help reach its target.

The Asian nation’s big promises give Australia hope it can pivot its third-biggest trade relationship away from fossil fuels. But is it just hyperbole?

In a move to foster effective communications with foreign financial companies as a more trusted regulator, the Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) Governor Lee Bok-hyun vowed to revamp its supervisory system, stressing the importance of transparent and streamlined regulations that are in line with global standards.

Korea has unveiled a new strategy for expanding its global influence in the Indo-Pacific region, as the countrys elevated international standing now requires it to take on a larger role in promoting freedom, peace and prosperity in the region. The unveiling of the details received noteworthy attention from the diplomatic community in Seoul, as Foreign Minister Park Jin invited over 50 envoys to the announcement held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs headquarters, Dec. 28.