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Asian markets lose 11pc in early tradeThe share market rout has hit hard in Asia, where the region's biggest exchange in Tokyo has fallen by 11 per cent. ... |
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Aust, NZ, Canada urge Zimbabwe to resolve differencesAustralia, New Zealand and Canada have issued a joint statement about their grave concern over Zimbabwe. ... |
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Panic wreaks havocAUSTRALIA may yet emerge as a survivor of the financial-induced recessions about to engulf much of the industrialised world. ... |
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Orange stormwater set for drinking conversionConstruction is about to begin on Australia's first project to turn stormwater into drinking water. ... |
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Ton-up Hussey leads Australian chargeMike Hussey brought up the ninth Test century of his career and continued to frustrate the Indian attack as Australia moved to 6 for 350 shortly after lunch on day two of the first Test in Bangalore. ... |
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Beachley calls it quitsAustralia's Layne Beachley, the most successful female surfer of all time, will retire at the end of this year's ASP women's world tour in December. ... |
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