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IND Vs SA | 3rd Test Oct 19, 2019
IND 224/3 (58.0)
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Oct 05, 2019
Iran releases Australian travel-blogging couple detained on spying charges after 'very sensitive negotiations'
An Australian travel-blogging couple detained in Iran on spying charges have been released and returned home, Canberra said on Saturday. -
Aug 08, 2019
Women's T20 World Cup Qualifier: Bangladesh to play Papua New Guinea, Ireland take on Namibia on opening day
Defending champions Bangladesh will play Papua New Guinea while last time's runners up Ireland will take on Namibia on the opening day of the ICC Women's T20 World Cup Qualifier 2019 in Scotland from 31 August to 7 September. -
May 29, 2019
Scott Morrison sworn in as Prime Minister of Australia; new cabinet, which includes a record seven women, also takes oath of office
While Morrison only became prime minister through an internal party vote in August 2018 in which he replaced Malcolm Turnbull as chief of the ruling Liberal Party, he was returned to the post by voters with an increased majority at the 18 May election. -
Feb 22, 2019
Australia plays down reports of Chinese coal ban amid fears of worsening diplomatic relations between both nations
Industry experts have noted recently that China appeared to be delaying customs clearances for Australian coking coal used in steel-making, but a report late on Thursday that Dalian Ports had specifically banned Australian coal shipments sent the Aussie dollar plunging -
Jan 25, 2019
Don't blame China for Australia missing Malabar games; Canberra's relationship with New Delhi doesn't justify an invite
The point is not to justify the exclusion of Australia, but to emphasise that India’s Malabar exercises not only predate the Quad by decades, but are part of a naval segment, not a diplomatic one -
Jan 24, 2019
Quest for strategic leverage over China: Why India doesn't want to include Australia in Malabar exercises just yet
India's expanding bilateral ties with Australia is offset by its peculiar reluctance to let Canberra join the Malabar naval exercises despite repeated requests. New Delhi seems to view the trilateral naval exercise as some sort of a political tool. -
Jan 09, 2019
'Suspicious packages' sent to 10 foreign consulates in Melbourne, including Indian; police say no threat to public
The Indian and US consulates on Melbourne's St Kilda Road as well as the British, Swiss and German diplomatic mission are believed to have been targeted. Reports have said that the Korean, Greek, Italian, Pakistani and Egyptian consulates have also been put on lockdown. -
Dec 15, 2018
Australia officially recognises West Jerusalem as capital of Israel, will shift embassy from Tel Aviv after peace settlement
Australia now recognises west Jerusalem as Israel's capital, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Saturday, but a contentious embassy shift from Tel Aviv will not occur until a peace settlement is achieved. -
Sep 25, 2018
Indian Navy officer Abhilash Tomy transferred to Amsterdam hospital for medical evaluation, treatment
French fisheries vessel Osiris, which rescued Commander Abhilash Tomy, reached off Amsterdam isle by 9.30 am and the sailor was subsequently transferred to the hospital. -
Sep 20, 2018
Australia to build military base in Papua New Guinea to curb China's influence in Pacific; officials visit potential location
Australia was aiming to finalise an agreement on the joint facility — to be built on Papua New Guinea's Manus island — ahead of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Port Moresby in November,
