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Pakistan cricketers square up amid new betting claims
Pakistan's cricket team prepared to face England in a one-day match Sunday under the shadow of fresh claims about an alleged betting scam and reports that a fourth player was being investigated.
Big explosion rocks central Baghdad
An explosion has rocked an Iraqi ministry of defence complex that three weeks ago was the site of a suicide bomb attack that killed dozens of army recruits.
Floodwaters sweep towards another Pakistani town
Pakistani authorities were on Sunday trying to protect another town from floodwaters in southern Sindh province, as the nation continues to grapple with its worst natural disaster in living memory.
NZ quake victims remain positive
The response among New Zealanders to the most devastating quake in decades has been "tremendous", politicians and media say.
Wallabies already eyeing All Blacks
The Wallabies' dressing room was dripping with determination as much as joy or relief after Saturday's historic victory over the Springboks.
Beale boot Wallabies into history
Wallabies hero Kurtley Beale knew the 80th minute kick of his life was going to make history the moment it left his boot.
O'Neill sees bright future for Wallabies
Australian rugby boss John O'Neill has hailed a big step forward for the young Wallabies side a year out from the Rugby World Cup.
Ishikawa wins 8th title in playoff
Japanese teenager Ryo Ishikawa won his eighth career title on Sunday, defeating Shunsuke Sonoda on the fourth playoff hole at the Fujisankei Classic.
India mulls legalised gambling
The Indian government is reportedly looking at proposals to legalise the country's underground gambling market to tackle corruption in cricket.
The Age
The Age World Headlines
Pakistan cricketers square up amid new betting claims
Pakistan's cricket team prepared to face England in a one-day match Sunday under the shadow of fresh claims about an alleged betting scam and reports that a fourth player was being investigated.
Big explosion rocks central Baghdad
An explosion has rocked an Iraqi ministry of defence complex that three weeks ago was the site of a suicide bomb attack that killed dozens of army recruits.
Floodwaters sweep towards another Pakistani town
Pakistani authorities were on Sunday trying to protect another town from floodwaters in southern Sindh province, as the nation continues to grapple with its worst natural disaster in living memory.
NZ quake victims remain positive
The response among New Zealanders to the most devastating quake in decades has been "tremendous", politicians and media say.
Wallabies already eyeing All Blacks
The Wallabies' dressing room was dripping with determination as much as joy or relief after Saturday's historic victory over the Springboks.
Beale boot Wallabies into history
Wallabies hero Kurtley Beale knew the 80th minute kick of his life was going to make history the moment it left his boot.
O'Neill sees bright future for Wallabies
Australian rugby boss John O'Neill has hailed a big step forward for the young Wallabies side a year out from the Rugby World Cup.
Ishikawa wins 8th title in playoff
Japanese teenager Ryo Ishikawa won his eighth career title on Sunday, defeating Shunsuke Sonoda on the fourth playoff hole at the Fujisankei Classic.
India mulls legalised gambling
The Indian government is reportedly looking at proposals to legalise the country's underground gambling market to tackle corruption in cricket.
Herald Sun
Herald Sun | World News
'Five dead' in Russian bomb blast
UPDATE 12:11pm:
A SUICIDE bombing at a military installation in Russia has reportedly killed five people and wounded 39.
Women try to take corpse on plane
TWO women who were arrested at a British airport while trying to take a dead relative onto a plane will not face any criminal charges.
At least 43 killed in Sudan's Darfur
CLASHES in a refugee camp in Sudan's restive Darfur region left six people dead, days after violence elsewhere claimed the lives of at least 37 people.
Jailed for human fireball 'joke'
AN AUSTRALIAN student at university in England has been jailed for 14 months after torching his friend in a drunken prank.
Cholera outbreak 'covered up'
AUTHORITIES in eastern China covered up an outbreak of cholera for 12 days out of fears that publicising the disease would shock the population.
Japanese schools serving whale meat
WHALE meat is on the menu at about a sixth of Japan's state-run primary and junior high schools, a survey released today showed.
Aussies caught up in New Zealand quake
AUSTRALIAN survivors of the Christchurch earthquake have told how hotels swayed precariously as the earth shook.
Tropical storm Earl makes landfall
TROPICAL storm Earl's worst damage in the US has been in New England where seasonal businesses hoped to end their summer on a high note.
Mutilated body found at golf course
A MUTILATED and badly burned body with a missing foot has been found in undergrowth at a seaside British golf course.
West Australian
World News - The West Australian
NZ quake victims remain positive (AAP)
The response among New Zealanders to the most devastating quake in decades has been "tremendous", politicians and media say.
Suicide car bomb rocks army base in Iraqi capital (Reuters)
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - A suicide car bomber on Sunday attacked an army base in Baghdad where dozens of army recruits and soldiers were killed by another suicide bomber just over two weeks ago, security officials said.
Dagestan suicide bomber kills five (AAP)
A suicide bomber has rammed into a Russian firing range killing five people and wounding scores in the volatile North Caucasus region of Dagestan.
Floods give renewed clout to Pakistan Army (Reuters)
MULTAN, Pakistan (Reuters) - The message in black Urdu lettering on a white sack of supplies for flood relief says it all.
Southern Australia hit by worst floods in 10 years (AFP)
SYDNEY, Sept 5, 2010 (AFP) - - Australia's Prime Minister Julia Gillard urged people to prepare for evacuation as river levels rose in the country's flooded south on Sunday, threatening hundreds more homes.
Conservative's final plea in Australia political impasse (AFP)
SYDNEY, Sept 5, 2010 (AFP) - - Australia's conservative leader Tony Abbott told three minority MPs who will decide if he should become prime minister that he was offering a "fresh start" in an 11th-hour plea for their support.
Kidnapped Japan journalist freed in Afghanistan: media (Reuters)
TOKYO (Reuters) - A Japanese journalist kidnapped in Afghanistan in April has been freed, media reports said on Sunday.
New Zealand quake victims remain positive amid destruction (AFP)
CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand, Sept 5, 2010 (AFP) - - The response among New Zealanders to the most devastating quake in decades has been "tremendous", with an "astonishing atmosphere of resilience" among affected communities, politicians and media said Sunday.
New Zealand city braces for more destruction after quake (AFP)
CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand, Sept 5, 2010 (AFP) - - New Zealand prepared for further destruction on Sunday as aftershocks and an approaching storm threatened an area hit by the most devastating earthquake in decades.
dailyTelegraph
Daily Telegraph | World News
Baby back for dancing encore
TWENTY-THREE years after Dirty Dancing made her a worldwide star, Jennifer Grey is making her return to the dance floor.
Let hosties land planes in a crisis
AIRLINE boss says air stewardesses could be trained to take over from pilots to land planes.
Second oil rig explodes in Gulf of Mexico
BLAST throws workers into sea and raises pollution fears just months after massive oil spill.
Brawl breaks out at US Open
POLICE eject three fans from US Open after a fight broke out in the stands. See it here
Cholera outbreak 'covered up'
AUTHORITIES in eastern China covered up an outbreak of cholera for 12 days out of fears that publicising the disease would shock the population.
Japanese schools serving whale meat
WHALE meat is on the menu at about a sixth of Japan's state-run primary and junior high schools, a survey released today showed.
Aussies caught up in New Zealand quake
AUSTRALIAN survivors of the Christchurch earthquake have told how hotels swayed precariously as the earth shook.
Tropical storm Earl makes landfall
TROPICAL storm Earl's worst damage in the US has been in New England where seasonal businesses hoped to end their summer on a high note.
Mutilated body found at golf course
A MUTILATED and badly burned body with a missing foot has been found in undergrowth at a seaside British golf course.
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