Perry’s burst helps Australia drag India back
Ellyse Perry dragged herself back to somewhere near her best as Australia strove to arrest India’s first innings advance on the Gold Coast.
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Europe delays, India accelerates in trade talks with Australia
Australia and India will sign an interim trade deal by the end of the year, as the European Union slows down talks on a different deal.
Paul Keating’s strawman argument on India doesn’t hold up
If committing blood to a common cause is the measure of the importance of a relationship, where does that leave Indonesia?
A trade deal with India would be Australia’s ‘most important’: Abbott
After more than a decade of talk about an Australia-India trade deal former prime minister Tony Abbott is confident there will be a breakthrough by Christmas.
Nervous wait for elite women’s cricket after COVID-19 outbreak
A Sheffield Shield match has been postponed in Brisbane but the one-off Test against India is still expected to begin on the Gold Coast on Thursday.
26 and out: India end Australia’s ODI win streak
Jhulan Goswami was the hero for the visitors as India ended Australia’s 26-match run of consecutive ODI victories, but defeat was not the only setback for the hosts.
The Sydney university scholarship student defying mongooses and mozzies in Indian slum
Tushar Joshi has next to nothing. But a scholarship from Sydney University with help from the non-profit Asha Society is helping lift him out of poverty and one of India’s […]
Speedy Brown the revelation for evolving Australia
If evolution is the value Australia’s women have added to their team charter, then Darcie Brown’s four-wicket blast in the first ODI against India in Mackay was something closer to […]
‘I want that trophy’: Australia the obstacle to Raj’s elusive World Cup title
Twice Mithali Raj has led India to the ODI World Cup final, only to fall short. Next year’s tournament in New Zealand will be her final bow, and a chance […]
‘Next frontier’: Perry wants India to ‘pull trigger’ on full women’s IPL
Ellyse Perry believes the success of The Hundred and the WBBL should encourage India’s board to launch a full women’s IPL
India Unplated: A crash course in the cuisine of the subcontinent
In this new series with Adam D’Sylva and 2019 MasterChef alumnus Sandeep Pandit, Helly Raichura is on a mission to introduce us to the many tastes of India.
Anger over ‘Disneyfication’ of site of historic massacre in India
The massacre in Punjab saw hundreds of unarmed Indians killed and was a turning point in the struggle for Indian emancipation.
COVID tango delivers India series to Queensland
Queensland is set to host Australia’s long-awaited rematch with India following the women’s Twenty20 World Cup two years ago – provided final approvals are secured for the touring team’s arrival […]
I fear for Joe Root after Lord’s humiliation
Joe Root will be tired, he knows he made glaring errors and will be doubting himself. There are signs this series against India could get messy for England.
All out for 120: India thrash England to take series lead
Jos Buttler briefly threatened to salvage a draw, but those hopes were extinguished by Mohammed Siraj (4-32) as India earned just their third Test win at Lord’s.
CBA to send 100 technology and compliance roles to India
The country’s largest bank will offshore staff across at least six roles across its payments team to India starting next year, as banks struggle to find local talent.
National Gallery hands $3 million in looted art back to India
The National Gallery of Australia is set finally to purge its collection of artworks associated with disgraced art dealer Subhash Kapoor.
India’s deadly floods latest extreme weather tragedy of 2021
The death toll from Maharashtra’s monsoonal landslides and floods rose to 127 on Sunday as rescue crews in boats and helicopters tried to reach survivors.
India’s pandemic death toll could be in the millions
Excess deaths in India during the pandemic could be a staggering 10 times the official COVID-19 toll, likely making it modern India’s worst human tragedy, according to new research.
Indonesia in oxygen tank appeal as new infections surge past India
Indonesia has entered the “worst case scenario” as the Delta strain wreaks havoc, recording more new COVID-19 cases than any country in the world.
India reopens but locals say, ‘Don’t sacrifice your life to visit the Taj Mahal’
While the Taj Mahal has partially reopened, life for locals remains in limbo: no longer totally shut down but far from fully normal or safe.
Death rates surge as virus-hit Indonesia confronts oxygen supply crisis
The fears that Indonesia was heading down the same path as India are beginning to come to pass in devastating fashion.
We are in need of vaccines: Indonesians eye Australia’s unwanted AstraZeneca
Scientists warn that Indonesia’s outbreak is starting to resemble India’s as morgues fill up and the government scrambles for doses for its 270 million people.
Big tech is gearing up for a massive fight with Modi’s India
The stakes in India are particularly high for internet firms because – shut out of China – it’s the only billion-people market up for grabs.
UN General Assembly condemns Myanmar coup, calls for arms embargo
In a rare move, the United Nations General Assembly has voted overwhelmingly for an arms embargo against Myanmar’s junta, although China and India abstained.
‘We always hope it will be yes this time’: toddler has 15 travel exemptions rejected
Two-year-old Gurman Chechi has been in India for nearly 18 months without his parents but can’t get a travel exemption to be reunited with them in Hobart.
A radiant Queen Elizabeth II attends G7 summit event, Cornwall, England
Members of the Royal family and G7 leaders at The Eden Project during the G7 Summit in St Austell, Cornwall, England. UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, hosts leaders from the […]
India to give free vaccines to citizens over 18 in COVID fight
Prime Minister Narendra Modi promises to ramp up vaccine procurement to try to vaccinate 75 per cent of Indians sooner than in two years.
‘Australia was my dream’: family of toddler in India pleads for help
The Kangs are considering moving to Canada in the hopes of reuniting with their little boy after 15 months apart.
209 Australian children still stuck in India without parents
DFAT secretary Frances Adamson says diplomats have a “steely determination” to bring the children home.