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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England quick Steve Harmison fired the opening salvo in the most-anticipated Ashes battle for generations to an almighty roar from a sell-out 42,000 crowd at Brisbane's Gabba stadium.
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The racist chanting by Spanish fans at Wednesday&#39;s friendly between Spain and England brought a furious reaction from all sectors both political and football.
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Thousands of gays and lesbians  held a noisy march on Saturday to celebrate South Africa's gay  rights laws, unprecedented on a continent where many regard  homosexuality as an un-African taboo.
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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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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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England teams used to disperse immediately after a Test. The Australians were flabbergasted. But this England team are breaking the mould.
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India's tour of Australia has been overshadowed by ugly allegations of racism -- a row in which both sides feel offended
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The divisions rending Australia in the general election campaign hardened yesterday as Prime Minister John Howard slipped out through a rear entrance to avoid hundreds of chanting protesters picketing Brisbane&#39;s City Hall.
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Human rights activists Tuesday protested a visit to Australia by Philippine President Gloria Arroyo, accusing her government of carrying out political killings and abductions.
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Hundreds of people march in Athens to protest against a Olympics visit by Colin Powell, the US Secretary of State.
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The first Test in the series billed as the world championship play-off ended in uproar yesterday, with India under fire for their performance and Australia for their sportsmanship.
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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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Anti-Iraq war protesters clashed with police in Australia's biggest city on Thursday ahead of a visit by Vice President Dick Cheney, underlining divisions within one of Washington's firmest allies over the unpopular war.
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Australasia News, BRISBANE, Australia : Nine people have been arrested over a riot in an Aboriginal community in northern Australia triggered by anger at the death of a local man in police custody, but a top official has warned that violence could flare
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Seeds were scattered in the Australian Open as underdogs ran amok at Melbourne Park on Saturday.
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PARTICIPANTS in the Redfern riots were among an angry mob who burned down a police station on Queensland&#39;s Palm Island, police said yesterday.