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I may have been nine or 10 years old when I first heard Australian singer Helen Reddy’s I Am Woman. I didn’t know it would become an anthem for the women’s movement, but the words stirred me.
Australia would continue to push ahead with its trade diversification despite warming ties between Beijing and Canberra, analysts said, with other options in the region gearing up to become competitive, even though no single market could replace China.
Australia started evacuating its nationals from Lebanon via Cyprus on Saturday, in the first large-scale operation to get citizens out of the country amid an Israeli onslaught on Iran-backed Hezbollah.
Rio Tinto has been holding talks to buy lithium miner Arcadium, three sources with direct knowledge of the negotiations said, a deal that would make Rio the third-largest producer of the electric vehicle battery metal.
That’s it for our live coverage of Pakistan’s victory against Sri Lanka on the opening day of the Women’s T20 World Cup.
WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — Google said Friday it will stop linking to New Zealand news content and will reverse its support of local media outlets if the government passes a law forcing tech companies to pay for articles displayed on their platforms.
“Participants expected the costs of war, but they were not prepared for the costs of service,” explain Ben Wadham and James Connor in their new book, the first independent study of military institutional abuse in the Australian Defence Force.
Once home to 700 horses, the stables have seen an exodus in recent months following the announcement last year that horse racing is ending to make way for housing in land-scarce Singapore.