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The silver surfer lives in Sydney, rides longboards and shortboards, likes making waves and has an opinion on just about everything. His friends, family and employers wish he didn't
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Britain struck down slavery 200 years ago, but the global battle for human rights rages on.
Super 14 rugby begins this weekend, and expect the intensity to ratchet up a notch with Springboks, Wallabies and All Blacks jerseys up for grabs
Millions of Aussies are out in force this Australia Day long weekend to celebrate their metamorphosis from penal colony to party central.
Australians are united in anger over a ban on their own flag because of fears it might incite race riots.
It's that time of year again: Surf, sun, feral parrots, dangerous spiders, and iced-chocolate frappes. It's Christmas Down Under, and not to be laughed at.
The Ashes cricket series might be the world's most fiercely fought international sporting contest. It’s certainly the oldest and longest-running. But it's war, not sport.
This is a heartwarming story that proves once again the family that plays together, stays together. Even if they belong to al-Qaeda.
As George Bush and Tony Blair now tacitly admit to a sense of failure in the coalition's Iraq adventure, old questions may provide new answers.
US imperialism can take subtle forms, like Halloween and Sesame Street, but you know Americans are rooting for you even if the thong's on the other foot
George W. Bush's aim of stopping terrorists is no deluded global expedition to tilt at windmills. Chasing psychopaths and mass murderers never is.
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