Crowd aggrieved as Australia rain on their parade
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THERE is a need for this Australian team to be challenged. At the moment, it is so imperiously successful it can do what it likes when it likes and to whom it likes.
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The death toll from a violent storm and  torrential rain lashing Australia&#39;s east coast rose to six,  police said on Saturday, as residents braced for a second  turbulent night.
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Australia on Sunday marked 40 years since a historic referendum granted Aborigines citizenship, but celebrations were muted by stark reminders of the hardships facing the continent's original inhabitants.
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Australia's worst storm in 30 years has lashed the country's east coast, killing at least seven people and leaving a trail of destruction, writes Barbara McMahon in Sydney.
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Tens of thousands of Australians have rallied against controversial industrial relations laws, temporarily bringing parts of the country's major cities to a halt.
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Spirit of Australia was on the skids last night after another example of double standards by the home side marred the opening day of the second cricket test against New Zealand in Adelaide.
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and as many as 15,000 tipped to head to Adelaide&#39;s biggest Melbourne Cup party at Morphettville Racecourse â-ere praying for the rain to stay away.
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The Crocoseum was bursting at the seams Wednesday morning in   Australia as more than 5,000 people gathered to celebrate the life of   conservationist, adventurer and devoted family man Steve Irwin.
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AS the roar of their fans swept over the Port players in yesterday&#39;s Grand Final parade, the enormity of the occasion finally hit.
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NORTON - He was the picture of frustration on No. 18, from tee to green. Where there is normally a ready smile, Australian Aaron Baddeley couldn't stop grimacing.
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Australia's media has judged Prime Minister John Howard's criticism of US presidential hopeful Barack Obama's plan to withdraw troops from Iraq as an embarrassing and surprising gaffe.
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Two policemen were injured and three protesters arrested as thousands marched under tight security through Sydney on Saturday in a protest against visiting US President George W. Bush and the Iraq war.
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RIOTING mobs, protesting over the death of an Aboriginal man in custody, yesterday burnt down a courthouse and a police station and barracks and threatened to kill officers on Queensland&#39;s Palm Island.
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Australia apologized on Wednesday for the historic mistreatment of Aborigines in a move indigenous leaders said would help end generations of pain.
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An angry mob of nearly 300 Aborigines who went on the rampage on an island off the Queensland coast today burnt down a police station and threatened to kill its officers as well as several local council officials.
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Aborigines organized breakfast barbecues in the Outback, schools held assemblies and giant TV screens went up in state capitals Wednesday as Australians watched a live broadcast of their government apologizing for policies that degraded its indigenous people.
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The specter of crowd trouble reared its head at the Australian Open for the second successive year on Tuesday when supporters wearing Greek colors were sprayed by police and thrown out of the event.