Australians urged to tone it down while Tonga mourns
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Australian holidaymakers planning to visit Tonga have been advised to leave their high spirits at home while the island paradise mourns its late king.
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Australia's foreign minister warned Friday of tougher action to stop Japan whaling, despite calls for calm from both sides over the increasingly emotive dispute.
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Campaigners in Australia warn that Aboriginal languages are declining at record levels.
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Australia struck back tellingly on the second day of the third Ashes cricket Test against England at the WACA Ground here.
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The Taoiseach Bertie Ahern is calling for the observance of three minutes of silence in memory of the victims of the Asian tsunami, at 11am on Wednesday morning.
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Australian newspapers have revelled in Australia's Ashes victory, hailing it as sweet revenge for the shock loss to England last year.
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THE DEVASTATION caused by powerful Hurricane Ivan in the Eastern Caribbean, and especially Grenada between Tuesday night and early yesterday, should compel those Jamaicans who have grown cynical over storm warnings to sit up and take note.
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Sri Lanka&#39;s tour of New Zealand will pause for five days in recognition of a period of national mourning for the victims of the Asian earthquake.
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Fears of an imminent coup in Fiji grew on Monday as Australia and New Zealand warned their citizens to avoid travel to the island nation and South Pacific neighbors called a regional crisis meeting.
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MARK COLVIN: The Opposition leader, Mark Latham, has challenged the Prime Minister to remove the gag that&#39;s prevented senior government advisers, including those in the PM&#39;s office, from talking about what happened in the &#39;children overboard&#39; affair.
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Tonga is making its last preparations to bury King Taufa'ahau Tupou IV, with foreign dignitaries arriving to pay tribute to the man who ruled the Pacific island nation more than four decades.
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BOTH Prime Minister John Howard and Opposition Leader Mark Latham today played down new poll results which showed the Government clawing back some of Labor&#39;s lead.
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Australia's Big Brother is criticised for deciding not to tell a contestant that her father has died.
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Cricket Australia defends Ricky Ponting and his team in the face of mounting criticism of their on-field behaviour.
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A three minute silence is to be held  in Northern Ireland to remember the victims of the Indian Ocean tsunami.
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Australia&#39;s clash with New Zealand at The Oval today can belatedly bring the Champions Trophy to life. It needs to, because a damaging combination of English impotence and international presumptuousness has so far heaped embarrassment upon the game.
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ADAM Gilchrist flew to Singapore last night for a mid-tour holiday urging people to stop fretting about the pressures that have swamped him on the Indian tour.