Amy Coopes

Article Amy Coopes - 16 Jan 2013

An Australian scientist has said he discovered how to turn HIV against itself to stop it progressing to Aids.

Article Amy Coopes - 13 Nov 2011

Renowned cricket writer Peter Roebuck was found dead at his hotel in Cape Town, where he was covering Australia's Test series with the Proteas.

Article Amy Coopes - 26 Apr 2011

Australia moved to toughen its refugee stance on Tuesday, so those convicted of crimes while in immigration detention could be shipped home.

Article Amy Coopes - 6 Mar 2011

After a deadly earthquake left homes creaking and wiped out buildings and jobs, thousands of residents have turned their back on Christchurch.

Article Amy Coopes - 25 Feb 2011

New Zealand warned relatives to brace for the worst on Friday as toiling rescuers failed to find any more survivors after a devastating earthquake.

Article Amy Coopes - 2 Feb 2011

Five-time Olympic freestyle champion Ian Thorpe announced his return to swimming for the 2012 London games on Wednesday.

Article Amy Coopes - 1 Oct 2009

Rescuers on Wednesday reached scenes of stunning devastation after a killer tsunami obliterated Samoan island villages, killing at least 148 people.

Article Amy Coopes - 3 Jul 2009

Australia announced a -million package for isolated Aboriginal communities on Friday, after a new report revealed shocking levels of child abuse.

Article Amy Coopes - 14 Feb 2009

Survivors made a return on Saturday to a town burnt to ashes in Australia's deadliest bushfires, as police picked through the crime scene.

Article Amy Coopes - 12 Feb 2009

Arsonists lit a wildfire that killed 21 people in Australia and are suspected of starting another that razed a whole town, police said on Thursday.

Article Amy Coopes - 11 Feb 2009

Australian police investigated fresh arson attacks and looting on Wednesday as angry survivors pressed for access to towns devastated by wildfires.

Article Amy Coopes - 30 Jan 2009

Southeastern Australia faced chaos on Friday, as a heatwave fanned fires that destroyed homes, claimed lives and strained services.

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