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    Djokovic thrashes Federer, reaches eighth Australian Open final

    30 Jan 2020

    Djokovic twice fought back from a break down in the first set and after dominating the tie-breaker he never looked back, winning 7-6 (7/1), 6-4, 6-3 as Federer, who needed a medical time-out, faded.

    Huge protest hits Glasgow streets as part of global climate rallies

    07 Nov 2021

    Dozens of events are planned worldwide to demand cuts in fossil fuel use and immediate help for communities already affected by climate change, particularly in poorer countries.

    Wild sheep sheds 35kg fleece after first haircut in years

    25 Feb 2021

    His fleece had become so overgrown and matted that he could barely see when he was rescued by an animal charity in Australia.

    Australia beat New Zealand by 247 runs in second Test, win series

    29 Dec 2019

    The Blacks Cap, chasing a massive 488 to win, were dismissed for 240 in the evening session of the fourth day with Lyon taking 4-81 and Blundell last man out for 121.

    Australian police in record $840 million haul of drug ‘ice’

    07 Jun 2019

    Australian police have seized a record US$840 million worth of the drug “ice” hidden in stereo speakers shipped from Thailand, officials said on Friday. Australian Border Force agents found 1.6 tonnes

    Disgraced Cardinal Pell appeal verdict due next week

    15 Aug 2019

    The judges, who will give their verdict on Aug.21, can decide to reject the appeal, order a retrial or acquit Pell, the Catholic Church’s most senior convicted child molester.

    69 fined $4,000 each for attending engagement party in Melbourne violating lockdown rules

    16 Aug 2021

    Sydney, which is in its eighth week of lockdown, is the epicentre of Australia's third COVID-19 wave, while Melbourne, Canberra and Darwin — which begun its curbs on Monday — are all in lockdown, cases have proved stubbornly difficult to suppress.

    ‘No jab, no job' in Sydney; Melbourne extends coronavirus lockdown

    11 Aug 2021

    Daniel Andrews, the premier of the state of Victoria, said lockdown rules will be extended until at least August 19, after 20 new cases were detected overnight including several "mystery" cases.

    Protesters march in Sydney, Melbourne against Israeli attacks on Gaza

    15 May 2021

    Israeli planes renewed air strikes in Gaza early on Saturday and Hamas militants in Gaza responded by firing rockets into Israel as their battle entered a fifth night.

    Magnitude 6.0 quake strikes near Melbourne, causes damage

    22 Sep 2021

    The quake's epicentre was near the rural town of Mansfield in the state of Victoria, about 200 km (124 miles) northeast of Melbourne, and was at a depth of 10km (six miles). An aftershock was rated 4.0.

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