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Women's T20 WC: From support to scepticism, reactions to India's rout vary

Australia displayed an all-round performance to defeat India by 85 runs in the ICC Women's T20 World Cup final at the MCG

India and Australia agree to consider reviving stalled talks for FTA

The matter was discussed in a Joint Ministerial Commission meeting between India and Australia, convened on February 24

Australia govt says climate change targets can't risk economy, jobs

Australia may continue to be an exporter of thermal coal in 2050, according to Anthony Albanese, leader of the main opposition Labour Party, that's targeting net zero emissions by that date.

Australia retailers flying to India for online business despite headwinds

Armed with research on India's latest data legislation mandating local storage, many companies are also in the process of setting up background infrastructure in India to support online retail

In a breakthrough, Australia researchers grow coronavirus from cell culture

The deadly coronavirus has claimed 132 lives and nearly 6,000 infection cases have been reported in China.

Australia's rain relief from bushfires to end; hot weather likely this week

As of Monday, 59 bush and grass fires were burning throughout New South Wales state, 28 of which were yet not contained

41 dead in China virus outbreak; Nepal, Australia and Japan confirm cases

Authorities have since imposed transport restrictions on nearly all of Hubei province, which has a population of 59 million.

Aus vs NZ: Warner nears ton, Labuschagne survives as Australia pile on runs

Australia have been unbeatable this season, winning all four Tests at home

The Kiwi role model

Lessons from New Zealand about mobilising to prevent an environment going up in flames around us and combatting the feral Whatsapp politics of hatred are in many ways Gandhian - and global

Quarter of million Australians asked to evacuate as bushfires intensify

Twenty-seven people have been killed and thousands subjected to repeat evacuations

Australia bushfires: Authorities plan to kill 10,000 water-starved camels

The government will send helicopters to kill up to 10,000 camels in a five-day campaign starting Wednesday, according to a report

Australia rushes to open roads, evacuate people amid respite from bushfires

Authorities redoubled their efforts to provide supplies and repatriate thousands of people who have been trapped by fire lines in coastal towns for several days

New bushfire flares in southeast Australia even as damage assessment begins

Twenty-four people have been killed since the start of this year's wildfire season.

Bushfires burn dangerously out of control across southeast Australia

By late evening, Victoria had 14 fires rated at emergency or evacuate warning levels, and New South Wales had 11 rated emergency, with more than 150 others burning across the states

Too late to leave, worst yet to come: Bushfires wreck southeast Australia

Hundreds of fires across Victoria, NSW and other parts, fuelled by soaring temperatures and strong winds, have firefighters battling to save lives and property

Residents curse, insult Australian PM on his visit to wildfire-hit area

More than 200 fires are burning in Australia's two most-populous states

Australia, NZ cricketers to pay tribute to firefighers ahead of Sydney Test

Saturday is shaping as of most concern, when another heatwave is expected to sweep across the country and create dangerous fire conditions

Fearing more bushfires, Australia orders mass evacuation before heatwave

Visitors are being warned to leave before Saturday, which is forecast to bring gusting winds and temperatures soaring above 40 degrees Celsius

Smoke-choked Sydney to kick off New Year celebrations with fireworks

More than 100,000 fireworks will light up the skyline for 12 minutes to about one million spectators who usually crowd foreshores and parks

Thousands trapped on Australia beaches as bushfire leaves no escape by land

Thousands of holidaymakers and locals were forced to flee to beaches in fire-ravaged southeast Australia Tuesday, as blazes ripped through popular tourist areas leaving no escape by land. Four thousand people were trapped on the foreshore of the town of Mallacoota and many others sought refuge on beaches in fire-encircled seaside towns up and down a 200-kilometre (135-mile) strip of coast. Some residents with boats even took to the sea, hoping for refuge from one the worst days yet in Australia's months-long bushfire crisis. Dozens of properties were feared to have been destroyed since late Monday and at least seven people were unaccounted for in New South Wales and Victoria states as flames reached well-populated towns like Batemans Bay. In some places the blazes were so intense, the smoke so thick and the fire-provoked dry lightning storms so severe that aerial reconnaissance and waterbombing had to be halted, the New South Wales Rural Fire Service said. In Mallacoota, smoke tur