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Coverage, analysis, photo and video coverage of the 2014 FIFA World Cup from Brazil
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Check out the photos from the Group B matchup between Australia and Spain at the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil - Australia vs Spain Pictures
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Check out the photos from the Group B matchup between the Netherlands and Australia at the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil
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Check out the photos from the Group B matchup between Chile and Australia at the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil
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Australia is failing in its international obligations to protect the rights of close to 2,000 children now in immigration detention, say rights groups and legal expert
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Since December 2012, despite the best attempts of the tobacco industry, all tobacco products sold in Australia have been available only in drab dark brown packaging with just a name in standard font to distinguish one brand from another
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It is a time of tension in East Asia with growing nationalism, territorial claims between Japan and its neighbours and the persistent challenge of a nuclear North Korea
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The Trans-Pacific Partnership could add billions of dollars to the U.S. economy and solidify Washington's commitment to the Pacific. But if the Obama administration fails to calm critics of the deal, there is a growing possibility that it could collapse
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President Obama's immigration plan calling for a huge increase in visas for foreign science and engineering graduates will pose a huge challenge for China, India and Latin America
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The Australian Sports Anti-Doping Agency is investigating six top-flight Australian rugby league clubs after the Australian Crime Commission reported widespread use of banned performance-enhancing drugs
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Since its 2006 coup, Fiji has demonstrated that Australian power and influence in the South Pacific can be challenged by its smaller neighbors. But will Fiji overplay its hand?
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Malcolm Page will be leading the Australian Sailing Team at the 470 World Championship. It is one of three World Championships the Aussie crews will compete in building up for the 2012 Games
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After a series of reforms and recent landmark elections that gave opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi her first-ever parliamentary seat, Australia announced it would lift some of the travel and financial sanctions against Myanmar
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Australia granted temporary visas to a boatload of rescued Chinese citizens to replenish their supplies, arguing that it could not legally stop them from their scheduled path to New Zealand
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Australia's policy of indefinite mandatory detention of asylum-seekers is under renewed scrutiny after the recent suicide of a Sri Lankan refugee
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Just three months after Canberra banned animal exports to Indonesia in the wake of graphic TV footage showing the abattoirs' cruelty to cows, Australia tightened their livestock export rules, asking exporters to guarantee the welfare of animal
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Australia's northern regions may be assaulted by more than 12 cyclones in the coming months due to La Nina weather conditions, according to the country's weather service
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A recent decision by Australia's high court to stop its federal government from swapping refugees with Malaysia underlines what has fast become a major debate over how to treat Asia's refugees.
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The unemployment rate in Australia unexpectedly increased in July to 5.1 percent, according to a report by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)
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Bainimarama, the self-appointed prime minister of Fiji, is a South Pacific dictator. But he's not very good at it. The State Department says it has seen no reports of 'unlawful killings,' disappearances or political prisoners in Fiji. What kind of dictator is that? But he immediately earned the undying enmity of his largest neighbors, Australia and New Zealand
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Normally, we would not expect Australia -- a relatively well-off and isolated country -- to have been involved in many wars. This has not been the case for Australia and, more interesting, it has persistently not been the case
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Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard announced that the country agreed to host a U.S. military base. Observers said the deployment of American troops to Asia-Pacific is a move to counter China's growing influence in the region
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Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard has expressed support for allowing the sale of uranium to India in the near future
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Three men and a women from Spain were in an Australian court after they were arrested in connection with the seizure of more than 600 pounds of cocaine from a yacht in Queensland, the second significant seizure in just over a year
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Australia's resumed push to swap asylum-seekers arriving by boat with refugees from Malaysia is the government's most recent policy response to an issue that has preoccupied officials and the public for years
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Concerns about the changing balance of power in the Asia-Pacific are fuelling a debate in Australia about the potential acquisition of 100 F-35s. The decision is important in a country where maintaining regional air superiority remains critical to its national security thinking
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The door for China's dramatic increase in influence in the island nations of the Pacific was opened by decades of mismanagement of Pacific affairs by western allies Australia and New Zealand. And if the US and the west want to regain ground, the two Pacific partners are going to have to rethink how they engage with the region
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Just a week after a vessel sunk near Christmas Island in the Indian Ocean, another asylum-seeker vessel with 150 people aboard sank while en route to Australia
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Australia is keen on creating the world's largest network of marine reserves in order to protect ocean life
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Just days after local beef was linked to an E-coli contamination scare in the U.S., Australia assured that its beef is safe for domestic as well as foreign markets
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Rights groups have welcomed a decision by the Australian government to process all asylum-seekers in the same way, regardless of how they arrived in the country
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As global politics and economic development pivot to Asia, Australia is itself becoming a pivotal country in regional and global affairs
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Australia is rapidly re-posturing in the face of a militarized East Asia
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Qantas Airways faces yet more negative publicity and possible legal action from the mother of an unaccompanied child traveller after the Australian airline confessed losing the boy at Hobart Airport last month
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Australia's plan to send asylum seekers to Malaysia got an unexpected vote of confidence from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), who says the proposed plan is safer and better for asylum seekers
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A report commissioned by the Australian government has revealed the pristine natural winter snow of the Australian Alps could disappear by 2050. The 'Caring For Our Australian Alps Catchments' report said the Alps are endangered by climate change
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Qantas signed a contract to order from Airbus 110 new aircraft. It is the largest single commercial jet order in Australian aviation history
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Australia had a 72 percent increase in its trade surplus in August
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Winds carried ash clouds from a volcano in Chile thousands of kilometers across the Atlantic Ocean to affect flights in South Africa early this month, so it is possible that the spores of a variant of a deadly mutant fungus, Ug99, a wheat stem rust that surfaced in South Africa in 2009, could travel to Australia - one of the world's four main wheat exporters - in the same way
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