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Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison hits out at mounting Chinese pressure

Australia Hits Back At 'Needless' Worsening Of China Ties

Australia hits back at 'needless' worsening of China ties

John Kerry, Who Signed Paris Accord For US, Is Biden's Climate Envoy

Former US secretary of state John Kerry signs the Paris climate accord at the UN building in New York, with his granddaughter Isabel Dobbs-Higginson seated on his knee

John Kerry, who signed Paris accord for US, is Biden's climate envoy

Words Of The Year 2020: Why Oxford English Dictionary Couldn’t Pick Just One

Oxford English Dictionary takes us down the 2020 memory lane, reminding us in words of the year that was.

Anti-lockdown protesters in New York, where officials warned a surge in coronavirus cases may lead to new restrictions being imposed

UK Vaccine News Gives Hope As US Eyes Mass Rollout

UK vaccine news gives hope as US eyes mass rollout

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John Lennon and Yoko Ono on the cover of "Double Fantasy"

The Album John Lennon Signed For His Killer Is Going Up For Auction

The "Double Fantasy" album that John Lennon signed for his killer Mark Chapman is going up for auction once again and has a starting bid of $400,000 at Goldin Auctions.

Shark Attack: Man Killed In Australia, Becomes Country's Eighth Victim In 2020

Shark attacks in Australia have increased this year without much information as to why.

Child's Football Lands On Python In Home Garden, Reptile Taken To Vet

The snake catcher noticed the reptile was emaciated and decided to take it to the vet before releasing it into the wild.

The Australian Open could be moved from its traditional January timeslot

Australian Open Decision 'Soon' Says Tournament Chief

Australian Open decision 'soon' says tournament chief

Famous family - Ian Botham's grandson, James, will make his Wales rugby ebut againsy Georgia

'Was He Any Good At Cricket?': Wales Debutant Botham At Ease With Famous Name

'Was he any good at cricket?': Wales debutant Botham at ease with famous name

The annnouncement came after the companies said trials of the vaccine showed it was 95 percent effective

Pfizer/BioNTech File For Emergency Approval For Virus Vaccine

Pfizer/BioNTech file for emergency approval for virus vaccine

Pfizer and BioNTech have applied for an emergency use authorization request for a coronavirus vaccine

Covid-19 Vaccine: The Next Steps

Covid-19 vaccine: the next steps

Exotic Bearded Dragon Spotted Under Trash Can In New York

The bearded dragon was “catatonic,” which means it had restricted mobility.

Right Place, Right Time: Ship Camera Captures Meteor Breaking Up Over Ocean [VIDEO]

Local media received many reports about the event the following day, but no other videos or photos of it have surfaced so far.

Faced with climate-worsened bushfires, floods and drought, around 90 percent of Australians say climate change is an important or critical threat to the country

Australia Signals Shift Away From Climate Credit 'Cheating'

Australia signals shift away from climate credit 'cheating'

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern poses with the Women's Rugby World Cup during the 2021 draw event in Auckland

Women's Rugby World Cup Draw Throws Up Regional Duels

Women's Rugby World Cup draw throws up regional duels

Pro-democracy Hong Kong lawmakers tell a news conference on November 11, 2020 that they will resign in solidarity with four colleagues disqualified by the city's pro-Beijing authorities

Western Allies Say China Broke Hong Kong Deal By Ousting Lawmakers

Western allies say China broke Hong Kong deal by ousting lawmakers

After the September 11, 2001 terror attacks more than 26,000 Australian uniformed personnel were sent to Afghanistan to fight alongside US and allied forces against the Taliban, Al-Qaeda and other Islamist groups

Australian Special Forces 'Unlawfully Killed' 39 In Afghanistan

Australian special forces 'unlawfully killed' 39 in Afghanistan

Australian PM Rebuffs Chinese Grievance List

Australian PM rebuffs Chinese grievance list

Alexander Zverev in action against Diego Schwartzman at the ATP Finals in London

Playing Australian Open Straight After Quarantine 'Dangerous', Warn Tennis Stars

Playing Australian Open straight after quarantine 'dangerous', warn tennis stars

Carnival Suspends More Cruises Into 2021

Carnival said it is in the “process of building a gradual, phased-in approach to resume guest operations.”

China, once the epicenter of the coronavirus, is now concerned the epidemic could be spread by frozen food imports

China Targets Frozen Food Imports Over Virus Fears

China targets frozen food imports over virus fears

Authorities said admissions of money laundering meant they were "not comfortable" with Crown beginning gambling operations at a new casino in Sydney

Laundering Fears Halt Landmark Sydney Casino Opening

Laundering fears halt landmark Sydney casino opening

South Australia is hoping to avoid a lengthy Melbourne-style lockdown, where residents of Australia's second-largest city spent months mostly confined to their homes

South Australia Announces Six-day 'Circuit-breaker' Lockdown

South Australia announces six-day 'circuit-breaker' lockdown

Unlike the PlayStation 5, whose release will be staggered in different countries from Thursday, the Xbox Series X hit the shelves worldwide

PS5 DualSense Controller Comes With These Secret Features Some Users Are Unaware Of

Users continue to uncover several exciting features of the PS5 DualSense Controller.

Under fire: New Zealand captain Sam Cane

All Blacks Captain Cane Returns Fire At 'Brutal' Critics

All Blacks captain Cane returns fire at 'brutal' critics

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is under pressure from opposition leaders to ban Chinese telecoms firm Huawei from Canada's 5G networks

Canada PM Refuses To Commit To Huawei 5G Decision Timetable

Canada PM refuses to commit to Huawei 5G decision timetable

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