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Australia

Australia beat England by 381 runs in first test
Article
/ 24 November 2013

Australia beat England by 381 runs in first test

Australia thumped England by 381 runs in the first Test to take a 1-0 lead in the five-match Ashes series.

By Sapa Ap
Haddin lashes out at former Aussie coach Mickey Arthur
Article
/ 19 November 2013

Haddin lashes out at former Aussie coach Mickey Arthur

Wicketkeeper Brad Haddin has taken a swipe at Mickey Arthur, referring to the former Test coach as insecure and saying he set back the Aussie team.

By Staff Reporter
Khaya Dlanga: Take your 20 years of democracy and suck it!
Article
/ 6 November 2013

Khaya Dlanga: Take your 20 years of democracy and suck it!

How is it possible that South Africa is a better place now than in 1994, asks a disgruntled South African expatriate.

By Staff Reporter
Expedition leads scientists to ‘lost world’
Article
/ 28 October 2013

Expedition leads scientists to ‘lost world’

Scientists have made a "discovery of a lifetime" in Australia after uncovering three new vertebrate species isolated for millions of years.

By Staff Reporter
Van der Merwe cited after Newlands match
Article
/ 29 September 2013

Van der Merwe cited after Newlands match

Springbok Flip van der Merwe has been cited for alleged foul play during the match between South Africa and Australia on Saturday.

By Sapa
Australia win buoys underdog Boks in Auckland
Article
/ 9 September 2013

Australia win buoys underdog Boks in Auckland

The Springboks are prepared for what they call the "ultimate challenge" against the All Blacks after their historic win over Australia.

By Staff Reporter
Australia elections: Rudd concedes defeat to Abbott
Article
/ 7 September 2013

Australia elections: Rudd concedes defeat to Abbott

Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said he will step down as Labor leader because voters punished the party for internal warfare.

By Adam Plowright
Springboks’ winning streak at risk in Brisbane
Article
/ 5 September 2013

Springboks’ winning streak at risk in Brisbane

If history is the best guide, South Africa’s nine-match victory streak will end in Australia on Saturday.

By Sapa Ap
Guilty verdict exposes sexist Australian defence force
Article
/ 28 August 2013

Guilty verdict exposes sexist Australian defence force

Two former Australian military cadets have been found guilty over a sex scandal that has triggered a review of sexism and abuse in the defence force.

By Sapa Afp
Tech duping allegations enrage Ashes teams
Article
/ 7 August 2013

Tech duping allegations enrage Ashes teams

England and Australia players have rejected claims that bats may have been tampered with during the Ashes series to avoid infrared camera detection.

By Sapa Ap
Rudd sets September 7 poll date
Article
/ 4 August 2013

Rudd sets September 7 poll date

Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd called a September 7 general election on Sunday, barely six weeks after he toppled former leader Julia Gillard.

By James Grubel
Australia’s harsh refugee deal expands to Nauru island
Article
/ 3 August 2013

Australia’s harsh refugee deal expands to Nauru island

Australia expanded its plan banishing asylum-seekers arriving by boat to Papua New Guinea on Saturday to include the Pacific island of Nauru.

By Staff Reporter
Amateur hour: Papers slams Oz team’s dismal Ashes performance
Article
/ 20 July 2013

Amateur hour: Papers slams Oz team’s dismal Ashes performance

Newspapers have ripped into the team’s feeble batting in the second Test against England, fearing the Ashes campaign might have unravelled.

By Sapa Afp
Australia’s bid for Ashes parity rocked by Mickey Arthur row
Article
/ 17 July 2013

Australia’s bid for Ashes parity rocked by Mickey Arthur row

The Ashes Test series has been rocked by revelations that South African Mickey Arthur is taking legal action over his sacking as Australia coach.

By Julian Guyer
Pig remains dumped in Muslim section of Australian cemetery
Article
/ 17 July 2013

Pig remains dumped in Muslim section of Australian cemetery

Australian police say they are investigating after the remains of two pigs were dumped at the Muslim section of a cemetery.

By Staff Reporter
Cricket’s decision review system needs another look, say Aussies
Article
/ 15 July 2013

Cricket’s decision review system needs another look, say Aussies

Cricket’s decision review system and the continuing struggles of Aussies’s brittle batting order was the cause of irritation in the first Ashes Test.

By Ian Ransom
Australian women rally around ousted PM Julia Gillard
Article
/ 5 July 2013

Australian women rally around ousted PM Julia Gillard

An Australian women’s group has defended ousted prime minister Julia Gillard, saying she had battled "gross disrespect" while in office.

By Staff Reporter
Hostile media hindered Gillard’s success
Africa
/ 28 June 2013

Hostile media hindered Gillard’s success

Leading a minority government and facing a hostile media made it difficult for Julia Gillard to succeed.

By Staff Reporter
Australia PM Julia Gillard: It will be easier for the next woman
Article
/ 27 June 2013

Australia PM Julia Gillard: It will be easier for the next woman

A teary-eyed Julia Gillard conceded to her Labour Party rival Kevin Rudd, and talked about what her term as prime minister might mean for other women.

By Alison Rourke
Australia gives former Proteas coach Mickey Arthur the boot
Article
/ 24 June 2013

Australia gives former Proteas coach Mickey Arthur the boot

Mickey Arthur has been fired as Australia’s coach and replaced by former batsman Darren Lehmann, plunging the team into turmoil ahead of the Ashes.

By Sapa Ap
DJ suspended for asking if Aussie PM’s boyfriend is gay
Article
/ 14 June 2013

DJ suspended for asking if Aussie PM’s boyfriend is gay

An Australian radio host has been suspended after pressing Prime Minister Julia Gillard on air whether her hairdresser boyfriend Tim Mathieson is gay.

By Martin Parry
Australia PM defends leaving dead asylum seekers at sea
Article
/ 11 June 2013

Australia PM defends leaving dead asylum seekers at sea

Australia’s Prime Minister Julia Gillard has backed her government’s choice to leave the bodies of drowned asylum-seekers in the ocean.

By Staff Reporter
Study: Climate change wiped out Australia’s giant beasts
Article
/ 7 May 2013

Study: Climate change wiped out Australia’s giant beasts

Gigantic animals that once roamed Australia were mostly extinct by the time humans arrived, a new study has shown.

By Sapa Afp
Climate change pause exposes gaps in scientists’ theories
Article
/ 16 April 2013

Climate change pause exposes gaps in scientists’ theories

Scientists are struggling to explain a slowdown in climate change that defies a rise in global greenhouse gas emissions.

By Staff Reporter
Adam Scott takes home Masters cup after Oz’s long wait
Article
/ 15 April 2013

Adam Scott takes home Masters cup after Oz’s long wait

Newly crowned Masters champion Adam Scott has ended Australia’s wait for an Augusta win after sinking a birdie putt on the second extra hole.

By Ian Ransom
Australia’s severe weather to intensify, says report
Article
/ 3 April 2013

Australia’s severe weather to intensify, says report

The heatwaves, flooding and bush fires striking Australia have already been intensified by climate change and are set to get worse, says a new report.

By Damian Carrington
Aussie corruption controversy snowballs
Article
/ 6 February 2013

Aussie corruption controversy snowballs

Two ministers in Australia have admitted to staying at a ski lodge owned by a man at the centre of a mounting corruption scandal in the country.

By Staff Reporter
Cricket ‘muppets’ respond to Warne’s attack
Article
/ 4 February 2013

Cricket ‘muppets’ respond to Warne’s attack

Australian cricket chiefs have backed chief selector John Inverarity after criticism from Test great Shane Warne over a controversial rotation policy.

By Sapa Afp
Rising Starc bowls Aussies to victory over West Indies
Article
/ 3 February 2013

Rising Starc bowls Aussies to victory over West Indies

A maiden ton from George Bailey and another inspired bowling stint from Mitchell Starc helped Australia beat the West Indies by 54 runs in Perth.

By Staff Reporter
Gillard’s partner puts his foot in it with ‘small, female Asian’ gaffe
Article
/ 29 January 2013

Gillard’s partner puts his foot in it with ‘small, female Asian’ gaffe

Leader of Australia Julia Gillard’s face is said to have turned to stone when partner Tim Mathieson made a bigoted joke at an official reception.

By Guardian Reporter
Azarenka overcomes drama-filled final to win Australian title
Article
/ 26 January 2013

Azarenka overcomes drama-filled final to win Australian title

Victoria Azarenka has won a scrappy final against Li Na to successfully defend her Australian Open title and retain the world number one ranking.

By Dennis Passa
Indians inhabited Australia 4 000 years ago, study shows
Article
/ 15 January 2013

Indians inhabited Australia 4 000 years ago, study shows

New research shows ancient Indians migrated to Australia and mixed with Aborigines 4 000 years ago, bringing the dingo’s ancestor with them.

By Sapa Afp
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