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London, June 4: While Australia and England have a historic Ashes rivalry as they play The Ashes series, Australia captain Pat Cummins wants to focus on ICC World Test Championship (WTC) final against India for now and take the coveted trophy home.

Australian universities have come forward to say that they will be rejecting the applications of students from 5 Indian states, due to fraudulent documents.

The prime minister has enjoyed important achievements in his first year at the helm, but his authority could be weakened by an upcoming referendum

With a national median age of just 21, Asia’s youngest nation’s population holds the future in its hands.

Aircraft carrier USS Nimitz (CVN-68) pulled into the Japanese port Sasebo Friday as the G-7 conference began in Hiroshima, on Friday according to a Navy statement. Fleet Activities Sasebo also welcomed destroyer USS Wayne E. Meyer (DDG-108) to the base. The remaining ships in the Nimitz Carrier Strike Group consist of cruiser USS Bunker Hill […]

With a national median age of just 21, Asia’s youngest nation’s population holds the future in its hands.

The Australian PM initially hoped Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Japanese PM Fumio Kishida would still attend, along with a delegate from the United States.

While Australia inches closer to a referendum that would see the constitution recognise First Nations People in Australia, Fleurieu First Peoples said they are cautiously optimistic that the voice will ensure Aboriginal people are heard on matters closer to home. Ramindjeri and Narungga man, Cedric Varcoe, said the proposed Bluff Marina, the Hindmarsh Island Bridge […]

While Australia has been a leader in whale conservation, one energy company is planning a project that could harm the endangered creatures.

The central issue remains whether inflation will return to target. That will require some clear-eyed interpretation of the RBA’s new “dual mandate”.