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PM Anthony Albanese leads the applause for the Socceroos, who were also cheered on by huge crowds in Melbourne and Sydney

Mathew Leckie’s second-half strike put the Socceroos in the knockout stages for the first time since 2006.

As Mathew Leckie and his Socceroos teammates painted Doha in green and gold, the Melbourne night sky was once again lit in red.

>> trace: first up in tonights viral videos, the worlds largest active volcano erupted for the first time in nearly 40 years. activity at monologue began late sunday night on the big island in hawaii. lava flows have so far been contained within the summit area and not flowing or threatening nearby communities but fox weathers has some areas are under ash fall advisories even as far as kona, always a way, the national weather service has wings could carry volcanic debris to other parts of the is...

Five distinctive productions of Dickens’ much-loved tale are coming to our stages and screens – a timeless story that is just as pertinent today.

As Melbourne's Federation Square erupted, Aussies joined together in surreptitious bars in Doha to celebrate victory over Tunisia.

As a Socceroos win sends fans crazy at Fed Square, one superstar is Argentina's saviour while another is driving France into the next round, while a national coach has a war of words with a former star striker / manager turned pundit. Check out the five talking points for day seven in Qatar.

The 1-0 win over Tunisia leaves the Socceroos one game away from reaching the knockout stages for the first time since 2006

Over australia they are now sure of reaching the crop knockout stage, almost certainly as group winners as well. australia, they keep themselves alive in the tournament after their first world cup win since 2010. a mitchell duke a 1—0 win over tunisia. heres how that played out in their respective countries. frustration for those tunisian fans back in the capital of tunis. 14 shots in just four in target, but in melbourne, federation square, always lively there, but a huge party, peak—time f...

Three people were injured including a teenager who was burned to the leg by a flare and a 50-year-old woman...