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Morrison U-turn over ISIS orphans

Eight orphans of Australian Islamic State fighters have been spirited out of a camp in Syria, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said Monday, in an apparent U-turn.

Australian top order can deliver: Ponting

Australia’s top order can turn things around if opener David Warner makes another slow start, assistant coach Ricky Ponting said ahead of their World Cup game against Pakistan.

Aussies hail new clay queen Barty

Australia hailed “bloody legend” Ashleigh Barty after she ended the country’s 46-year wait for a French Open singles title with a crushing victory in Paris.

Australia excited by Copa America chance

Australia’s participation in the Copa America is not yet confirmed but would be a “fantastic” opportunity for the Socceroos to test themselves against some of the best players in the world, coach Graham Arnold said yesterday.

Aussie cops raid ABC headquarters

Australian police raid ABC’s headquarters over leaks showed Australian special forces had killed innocent men in Afghanistan.

Folau set to launch legal bid

Israel Folau is set to launch legal action against Rugby Australia this week, a report said yesterday, with the sacked Wallabies fullback saying: “All I ask is to be treated fairly and by the law.”

Interpol saves 50 from child-sex ring

International police group Interpol said Thursday that nine people had been arrested in Thailand, Australia and the US and 50 children had been rescued after investigators took down an online paedophilia ring.

Folau waives right to appeal

Israel Folau waived his right to appeal the termination of his contract by Rugby Australia due to a lack of “confidence” in their process, the former Wallabies fullback said yesterday, but he had not ruled out further action against the decision.

Smith, Warner ready for hostile crowds

Australia’s returning duo of Steve Smith and David Warner could face hostility from English crowds during the World Cup but can rely on their team mates to cope, coach Justin Langer has said.

Unfiltered Kyrgios rips into Djokovic, Nadal

Australia’s Nick Kyrgios has branded Rafa Nadal a sore loser, the Spaniard’s uncle Toni an “idiot” and said world number one Novak Djokovic has a “sick obsession” with being liked in a podcast certain to ruffle feathers ahead of the French Open.

Australian ‘Trump’ steps up to bat at polls stumps

A brash, self-promoting billionaire with political ambition and a string of controversies in his wake, Clive Palmer not only sounds like Australia’s answer to Donald Trump, that is exactly who he is modelling himself on.

Folau case divisive as Kaepernick: Hunt

The Israel Folau social media furore has proved as divisive in Australia as Colin Kaepernick’s stand against racism in the United States, according to former Wallaby Karmichael Hunt.

What’s wrong with the US-led world order?

What’s wrong with the postwar US-led world order? The answer is: not as much as what’s right with it. Australia is a founding member of the existing order and we have more than our share of the world’s good things. The order has worked for us.

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