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Indonesia seizes half-a-million masks amid coronavirus panic buying
Article
/ 4 March 2020

Indonesia seizes half-a-million masks amid coronavirus panic buying

Authorities were questioning two people after a raid at a warehouse in satellite city Tangerang, where nearly 600 000 surgical masks were found

By Agency
Will bushfires affect Australian Open tennis?
Sport
/ 14 January 2020

Will bushfires affect Australian Open tennis?

Here are the implications the Australian fires might have on tennis players as they gear up for the first grand slam of the new decade

By Agency
Australian police raid public broadcaster amid media crackdown
Article
/ 5 June 2019

Australian police raid public broadcaster amid media crackdown

Six police descended on the corporation’s offices in Sydney armed with a warrant targeting three senior journalists and executives

By Andrew Beatty
Folau homophobia hearing begins in Sydney
Article
/ 4 May 2019

Folau homophobia hearing begins in Sydney

The controversy has overshadowed Australia’s World Cup preparations, with Wallabies coach Michael Cheika vowing not to select Folau

By Agency
Sydney puts on dazzling 2019 fireworks, but gets the year wrong
Article
/ 1 January 2019

Sydney puts on dazzling 2019 fireworks, but gets the year wrong

Photos of the typo were shared on social media sites

By Agency
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Article
/ 14 April 2012

Crusaders end Stormers’ perfect start

The Crusaders brought an end to the Stormers perfect record, the only one in Super Rugby this year, with a 31-24 victory on Saturday.

By Nick Mulvenney
Australia demolish India in Sydney
Article
/ 26 February 2012

Australia demolish India in Sydney

Australia crushed India by 87 runs in the one-day series international at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Sunday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 2 February 2011

Australia’s record run chase sinks England

Australia pulled off a spectacular run chase to win the sixth one-day international against England by two wickets on Wednesday.

By Nick Mulvenney
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Article
/ 3 December 2010

Aussie bloke ‘marries’ best mate — his dog

An Australian man has surprised friends by getting married — to his pet dog of five years, a golden labrador called Honey.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 17 November 2010

A koala walks into Australian bar … and nods off

A koala has caused a stir at an Australian pub, wandering inside during a stormy evening and taking up a position above the bar before promptly falling asleep.

By Staff Reporter
World champion surfer Andy Irons found dead in hotel
Article
/ 3 November 2010

World champion surfer Andy Irons found dead in hotel

Three-times world surfing champion Andy Irons was found dead on

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 5 June 2010

Australian dogs treated to a live music performance

It’s a dog’s life. Well, it was on Saturday when the forecourt of the Sydney Opera House came alive with the sound of high pitched music.

By Pauline Askin
Australian teenager completes round-the-world solo sail
Article
/ 15 May 2010

Australian teenager completes round-the-world solo sail

An Australian teenager sailed into Sydney Harbour on Saturday to complete a solo circumnavigation of the globe that takes her into the history books.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 23 September 2009

Dust storm blankets Sydney as drought bites

A huge outback dust storm swept eastern Australia and blanketed Sydney on Wednesday, disrupting transport and forcing people indoors.

By Michael Perry
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Article
/ 27 February 2009

Waratahs down Highlanders in Super 14 clash

Australia flanker Phil Waugh celebrated his 100th Super 14 appearance by leading the Waratahs to a 34-16 win over the Highlanders on Friday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 23 February 2009

‘New Tiger’ Lee tears up the rankings

New Zealand teenager Danny Lee rocketed more than 400 places in the world golf rankings on Monday after his sensational Johnnie Walker Classic win.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 20 February 2009

Beale kicks Waratahs to victory over Chiefs

Kurtley Beale kicked the Waratahs to a hard-fought 11-7 victory over the Chiefs in a Super 14 clash on Friday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 16 February 2009

Pressure is all on Proteas, says Ponting

Australian cricket captain Ricky Ponting says the pressure will be all on South Africa when the teams play for No. 1 Test team status.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 30 January 2009

Homes razed as Australia suffers record heatwave

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

By Amy Coopes
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Article
/ 23 January 2009

Explosive Morkel leads SA to victory

Albie Morkel sped South Africa to victory as they won the third ODI against Australia by three wickets in Sydney on Friday.

By Ken Borland
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Article
/ 6 January 2009

Australia turn the screws on SA

Australia were in a near impenetrable position at the close of the fourth day of the third Test against SA on Tuesday.

By Ken Borland
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Article
/ 5 January 2009

Experts say eating kangaroos could save environment

Saving the planet by eating kangaroos and wild camels may seem like pie in the sky, but the offbeat menu comes with a scientific stamp of approval.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 12 December 2008

Proteas enter the lion’s den

In the past South African players have not been able to cope with the “Aussieness” of a tour Down Under. This time, things may be different.

By Neil Manthorp
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Article
/ 11 December 2008

Daly smashes fan’s camera in tournament rage

Controversial American golfer John Daly grabbed a spectator’s camera and smashed it into a tree at the Australian Open at Royal Sydney on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 30 November 2008

Opera House architect ‘a man ahead of his time’

Australia on Sunday mourned the death of Danish architect Joern Utzon, who designed Sydney’s iconic, sail-shaped Opera House.

By Madeleine Coorey
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Article
/ 30 November 2008

Australia mourns ‘genius’ Sydney Opera House designer

Australia on Sunday mourned the death of Danish architect Joern Utzon, who designed Sydney’s iconic, sail-shaped Opera House.

By Madeleine Coorey
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Article
/ 24 November 2008

Easy victory for Wallabies in Paris

The Wallabies have dodged the guillotine in winning their first rugby international in France in eight years.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 17 September 2008

A battle that can be won

It is never too late to launch an effective HIV/Aids prevention campaign, writes Robert Colman.

By Robert Colman
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Article
/ 25 August 2008

Wallabies on the rise

Australian newspapers on Monday hailed the Tri-Nations win by the Wallabies in South Africa as confirmation of the revival of Australian rugby.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 24 July 2008

Deans factor gives Wallabies hope against All Blacks

The Robbie Deans factor has given Australian rugby fans hope the Wallabies can upset the All Blacks in Sydney on Saturday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 16 July 2008

Pope gets ready to lead World Youth Day

Pope Benedict XVI on Wednesday moved to Sydney’s main Catholic Cathedral as he prepared to take charge of World Youth Day.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 14 July 2008

Giant cross follows pope to Sydney

Pilgrims on Monday bore a giant wooden cross through the streets of Sydney, where Pope Benedict XVI will preside over World Youth Day.

By Kristen Gelineau
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