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Cricket Australia’s chief executive says Australia and England should consider a Test in India as administrators look for fresh ways to lift interest in the longest format.

Australia 'deeply Frustrated' Over Laos Methanol Poisoning Charges is now a fuller world update after an initial short report left readers with only the basic outline. Australia 'deeply Frustrated' Over Laos Methanol Poi

Dominant Bangladesh Stunned Hosts Australia First Test Nine has moved into focus in cricket coverage. A dominant Bangladesh stunned hosts Australia to win the first Test by nine wickets in Darwin on Sunday for

Sydney: Australia’s Most Populous State Will Start Buyback has moved into focus in world coverage. SYDNEY: Australia’s most populous state will start a gun buyback scheme in November, Prime Minister Anthony

Bangladesh have tightened their grip on Australia in the Darwin Test, raising the prospect of a famous away win against one of cricket's strongest sides.

TechCrunch is expanding Startup Battlefield to Australia, teaming with Stripe to spotlight early-stage founders in one of the region’s most watched startup

Australia's batting worries grew in Darwin after Bangladesh exposed the top order and bowled the hosts out cheaply on day one of the first Test. The story is useful for sports readers because it connects a

Australia’s internet regulator has found what it describes as serious shortcomings in the way major technology companies respond to online child sexual abuse and sexual extortion, saying firms including Apple, Meta and

Open Championship 2026: Australia's Lucas Herbert Misses Putt for Record Breaking Score in a Round at a Men's Major is now a fuller sports update after an initial short report left readers with only the basic outline. Op

Australia has strengthened its travel advisory for Laos after charges were announced against a distillery owner over the alleged mass methanol poisoning of Australian teenagers, who could face just three months in jail.

Victims of transnational online scams in East Asia, Southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand lost as much as $114.1 billion last year, according to a United Nations report that points to a rapid expansion of the

A teenage boy has been charged after police found a woman dead in a Bentley home and a seriously injured girl on a nearby highway, in a case that has shaken the local Perth community.

New ABS data shows about one in 10 Australians rate their life satisfaction at four or below, while community cohesion and trust remain linked to higher wellbeing

Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong discussed the importance of peace in the Pacific with Chinese counterpart Wang Yi during a face-to-face meeting on the sidelines of ASEAN in Manila.

Australian emergency and defence personnel are being trained in analog navigation and communication methods as experts warn satellites and other space systems could be vulnerable to disruption

A Qantas aircraft has flown for more than 24 hours in what is believed to be a record-breaking test flight, marking another step in the airline's plan to operate direct ultra-long-haul routes between Australia and major

Rising temperatures are making a classic summer trip less comfortable, and even travelers sticking with Europe say better air conditioning would improve the experience.

Western allies are more hesitant to give up interceptor missiles they may need for their own defense as war rages on multiple fronts

Australia’s national AusAlert test will send a loud emergency tone to most devices on Monday, with officials advising people using hidden safe phones to consider switching them off

Australia's young footballers are on the move, giving the Socceroos a post-World Cup lift before the next Asian Cup cycle. The story is useful for sports readers because it connects a current headline with the

Copernicus data showed exceptional wildfire emissions and hazardous smoke across parts of western Europe after prolonged heat and dry conditions.

The Australian National University is facing criticism over its response to students using AI, as universities across Australia move to tighten assessment rules and classifications

Robodebt whistleblower Jeannie-Marie Blake is suing the Australian government, alleging she was told her royal commission evidence 'could cost you your job,' a claim her department denies making.

Alpine ski resorts in NSW and Victoria face a warm, dry start to the season with only sporadic natural snowfall, after July temperatures smashed climate records, running 12C above the seasonal average.