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    • Australian YouTuber says Indian food contains 'dirt spices', gets schooled. See post

      The controversy began when a Texas man shared an image of a lavish Indian meal, captioning it with: 'Indian food is the best on Earth. Fight me.'

    • Australian YouTuber captures giant humpback whale doing rare 'headstand' in ocean. Watch

      The clip showed the gigantic humpback whale absolutely still with its tail fin in the air and its entire body underwater. According to Science Alert, the rare behaviour is called "tail sailing".

    • Sailor, dog stranded in Pacific Ocean for 2 months. Rainwater, raw fish kept them alive

      Tim Shaddock and his dog Bella set of in a catamaran from Mexico's seaside city of La Paz in April, and planned to sail about 6,000 kilometres (3,700 miles) before dropping anchor in tropical French Polynesia.

    • Australian PM Anthony Albanese to visit India next month

    • EAM Jaishankar raises visa backlog issue with Australian authorities

    • India beat Australia by six wickets in 3rd T20I, clinch series 2-1

    • 10-year-old Australian multimillionaire owns two companies, could retire at 15

    • Asian stocks, dollar firmer as Yellen hints at March rate hike

    • Sun sets on Ford's Australian manufacturing business

    • Australia sues Volkswagen over alleged emissions fraud

    • BSE's IPO Plans: How a few exchanges fared after listing

    • Hindalco up 5% on Metal X's improved takeover offer for arm

    • Australia-India consortium wants to restart historic gold mine

    • Jaitley invites Aus businesses to invest in India

    • India, Australia may conclude trade pact within 2 months

    • Australia win toss, opt to field against India

    • Asia stocks eke out gains, wary on China

    • Australian identified as possible Bitcoin founder: Reports

    • Australia initial MH370 debris drift model gave wrong clues

    • Clarke to quit ODI cricket after Sunday's World Cup final

    • Investigators seek clues into why German Airbus crashed

    • Euro sinks to 12-year lows as yield gap grows

    • Nikkei extends losses, dollar steady against Japanese yen

      The Nikkei stock average opened down 1.4 percent, extending Monday's 3.2 percent plunge. The Nikkei average dropped 7.3 percent on Thursday, its largest single-day loss since the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami.

    • Asian stocks cheered by Fed reassurance, yen awaits BOJ

      Asian markets trading higher on Wednesday. Tokyo's Nikkei gained 0.9 percent, breaking above 15,500 for the first time in over five years.

    • Asian stocks mostly higher, Japan posts solid growth

      Asian stocks were trading mostly higher on Thursday. Nikkei touched a fresh 5-1/2 year high, before reversing direction to be down slightly on the day.

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