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Australia

World Cup: Australia win over Sri Lanka spurred by Maxwell century
Article
/ 8 March 2015

World Cup: Australia win over Sri Lanka spurred by Maxwell century

Australia’s victory in Sydney was fired by a spectacular maiden one-day international century from Glenn Maxwell, who helped Australia to 376-9.

By Nick Mulvenney
Temperatures rising faster in Australia than rest of the world
Article
/ 27 January 2015

Temperatures rising faster in Australia than rest of the world

A recent report painted a worst-case scenario of a rise of up to 5.1°C by 2090 if there are no actions taken to cut greenhouse emissions.

By Jane Wardell
Immigration in any language is becoming a dirty word
Article
/ 30 December 2014

Immigration in any language is becoming a dirty word

The issue dominates debates, but for different reasons, from the far right making political capital to border guards pushing migrant boats back.

By Ashifa Kassam
#IllRideWithYou campaign aims to overcome Islamophobia after Sydney attack
Article
/ 17 December 2014

#IllRideWithYou campaign aims to overcome Islamophobia after Sydney attack

Muslims who fear public retribution after an extremist attack in Sydney are being supported by ordinary people in solidarity against Islamophobia.

By Jane Wardell
Gunman takes hostages in Sydney, demands Isis flag
Article
/ 15 December 2014

Gunman takes hostages in Sydney, demands Isis flag

Five people fled a central Sydney cafe where a gunman is holding terrified hostages after displaying an Islamic flag at the window.

By Reuters
Cricketer Hughes to be buried, one-day number retired
Article
/ 1 December 2014

Cricketer Hughes to be buried, one-day number retired

Australian cricketer Phillip Hughes is to be laid to rest on Wednesday and his one-day international number retired, as raw emotion grips the team.

By Reuters
No love lost as Oz take on #ProteaFire
Article
/ 13 November 2014

No love lost as Oz take on #ProteaFire

Expect fireworks and sledging in the ODI series between two of the top cricket teams in the world.

By Neil Manthorp
ODIs will stretch Proteas as World Cup pressure mounts
Article
/ 6 November 2014

ODIs will stretch Proteas as World Cup pressure mounts

Every opportunity to play at the iconic Australian stadiums should be consumed voraciously, even if in lesser formats and with far less at stake.

By Neil Manthorp
McCabe, Charles injuries hit Australia’s lineup
Article
/ 27 August 2014

McCabe, Charles injuries hit Australia’s lineup

Pat McCabe and Nathan Charles being injured has left the Australian rugby team with few lineup choices.

By Nick Mulvenney
‘I’m not straight’ – swimming champ Ian Thorpe
Article
/ 13 July 2014

‘I’m not straight’ – swimming champ Ian Thorpe

Five-times Olympic champion Ian Thorpe has revealed he is gay in a tell-all TV interview.

By Reuters
Gold Fields likely to appeal court finding on Oz land claim
Article
/ 7 July 2014

Gold Fields likely to appeal court finding on Oz land claim

The gold producer says it will probably appeal a court decision which found it had no right to mine parts of its New South Wales site.

By Staff Reporter
Volcanic ash cloud grounds Australian planes
Article
/ 31 May 2014

Volcanic ash cloud grounds Australian planes

Airlines in northern Australia and southeast Asia have grounded their aircraft as Indonesia’s Sangeang Api volcano erupts, throwing up an ash cloud.

By Staff Reporter
SA signs adoption agreement with Australia
Article
/ 10 May 2014

SA signs adoption agreement with Australia

South African orphans will now be able to be adopted by Australian parents should a family in their home country not be found.

By Sapa
Submarine to complete search for missing Malaysian plane in week
Article
/ 19 April 2014

Submarine to complete search for missing Malaysian plane in week

The unmanned Bluefin21 submarine will search a patch of the Indian Ocean seabed for another week, before the search area for MH370 is expanded.

By Staff Reporter
Australia out of T20 World Cup
Article
/ 31 March 2014

Australia out of T20 World Cup

The pre-tournament favourites have put on a dismal display in Bangladesh in their fifth unsuccessful World Twenty20 campaign.

By Amlan Chakraborty
Australia claim victory over Proteas in seven-over T20 match
Article
/ 13 March 2014

Australia claim victory over Proteas in seven-over T20 match

Australian opener David Warner helped the national team’s triumph over SA when he clubbed two sixes and five fours in his aggressive knock.

By Sapa
Harris bowls Australia to Proteas series win
Article
/ 5 March 2014

Harris bowls Australia to Proteas series win

Australia’s Ryan Harris took the last two wickets as South Africa came within five overs of saving the third Test – skipper Graeme Smith’s final game.

By Nick Said
Proteas still hope for draw against Australia
Article
/ 4 March 2014

Proteas still hope for draw against Australia

Hashim Amla and AB de Villiers helped the Proteas to 71 for four, at stumps on day four of the third Test against Australia.

By Michael Sherman
Proteas bowled out for 287
Article
/ 3 March 2014

Proteas bowled out for 287

South Africa has been bowled out for 287 in their first innings against Australia on day three of the third Test.

By Sapa
Proteas Test: Warner’s 50 gives Aussies a lift
Article
/ 1 March 2014

Proteas Test: Warner’s 50 gives Aussies a lift

After claims that the Proteas tampered with the ball in the second Test, Australia’s David Warner has gone to lunch with an unbeatn half-century.

By Nick Said
Ball-tampering allegations ‘disappointing’, say Proteas
Article
/ 26 February 2014

Ball-tampering allegations ‘disappointing’, say Proteas

The Proteas’ manager says David Warner’s accusations that SA tampered with the ball in their last Test win are "disappointing and discouraging".

By Reuters
Dale Steyn will get even better, Smith warns Aussies
Article
/ 24 February 2014

Dale Steyn will get even better, Smith warns Aussies

Graeme Smith had an ominous warning for the Australians after the Proteas crushed the visitors by 231 runs in Port Elizabeth on Sunday.

By Nick Said
Life’s a Mitch for the Proteas
Article
/ 20 February 2014

Life’s a Mitch for the Proteas

When Australia’s Mitchell Johnson is flustered, he bowls "a pile of junk". It’s too bad that bowling out SA calms him down, writes Neil Manthorp.

By Neil Manthorp
Wicket caused Proteas to lose, says Smith
Article
/ 17 February 2014

Wicket caused Proteas to lose, says Smith

Following Australia’s win over the Proteas at the weekend, Graeme Smith has downplayed SA’s under-performance, saying the wicket aided Aussie’s win.

By Michael Sherman
Australia show their mettle right off the bat
Article
/ 13 February 2014

Australia show their mettle right off the bat

The subtle influence of genial coach Darren Lehmann has seen old-fashioned values unite the Australian cricket team and charm the selectors.

By Neil Manthorp
Proteas vs Australia: Super bowlers go to war
Article
/ 6 February 2014

Proteas vs Australia: Super bowlers go to war

The three-Test series between Australia and the Proteas – by a distance, the two best teams in the world – will be decided by their pace attacks.

By Neil Manthorp
Australia’s Ngadju tribe claim Gold Fields land
Article
/ 27 January 2014

Australia’s Ngadju tribe claim Gold Fields land

The Ngadju people say Gold Fields did not comply with the Native Title Act 1993 when it acquired the mining tenements south of Kalgoorlie.

By Staff Reporter
Pimples: The ANC goes Down Under
Videos
/ 22 January 2014

Pimples: The ANC goes Down Under

Comrade Cyril Ramaphosa has been deployed to the land of wallabies and heat strokes. But the welcome he received was, shall we say, less than warm.

By Staff Reporter and Pimples
Australia batsman tells of team’s plans to unravel Proteas
Article
/ 7 January 2014

Australia batsman tells of team’s plans to unravel Proteas

In an upcoming tour of SA, batsman David Warner says Australia aim to use the same intimidatory approach on the Proteas that unravelled England.

By Sapa Afp
Australia crush England to seal Ashes 5-0
Article
/ 5 January 2014

Australia crush England to seal Ashes 5-0

A rampant Australia sealed a 5-0 Ashes series sweep by skittling England out for 166 to claim a 281-run victory on Sunday.

By Nick Mulvenney
Cyclone threatens Australian west coast, forces towns to shut down
Article
/ 30 December 2013

Cyclone threatens Australian west coast, forces towns to shut down

Towns and iron ore operations have been forced into lockdown as Cyclone Christine is set to make landfall in parts of Western Australia on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
Australia beats England to claim 4-0 series lead
Article
/ 29 December 2013

Australia beats England to claim 4-0 series lead

Australia has claimed an eight-wicket victory over England during their fourth test match at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

By Staff Reporter
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