From Namibia to England here is a list of five biggest victory margins for India at T20 World Cup by runs. The list also features Australia and Zimbabwe after Namibia became the latest joining on the list in 2026 T20 World Cup. 

From Namibia to England here is a list of five biggest victory margins for India at T20 World Cup by runs. The list also features Australia and Zimbabwe after Namibia became the latest joining on the list in 2026 T20 World Cup.&nbsp;

From Namibia to England, 5 biggest victory margins for India at T20 World Cup (by runs)

From India to South Africa here is a list of five teams with most consecutive wins in Men’s T20 World Cup. The list also features former T20 World Cup winners England and Australia as well. 

From India to South Africa here is a list of five teams with most consecutive wins in Men’s T20 World Cup. The list also features former T20 World Cup winners England and Australia as well.&nbsp;

From India to South Africa, 5 teams with most consecutive wins in Men’s T20 World Cup

Thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters clashed with police in Sydney during Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s visit. Authorities used tear gas and pepper spray to disperse crowds as tensions escalated in the city.


Sydney Pro-Palestinian Protest: Police Resort To Tear Gas, Pepper Spray To Disperse Protesters

Australia's RBA hiked rates by 0.25% to 3.85% on February 3, 2026—the first major central bank move amid resurgent inflation at 3.8% (Dec 2025), signaling persistent capacity pressures in services, rents, and consumer spending.



Australia's Economy Warns: Inflation Here to Stay

Australia's RBA raised interest rates by 0.25% to 3.85% on February 3, 2026, marking the first developed economy to hike amid resurgent inflation hitting 3.8%.


Australia: RBA Hikes Rates: Inflation Returns, Australia Leads Global Tightening

Australia has become the first major economy to raise interest rates this year it has broken from the easing trend seen across much of the developed world.
The move is significant because it marks a policy reversal from six months back when the country had last cut rates.

Australia: Rate Hike in Australia Raises Global Questions 

China’s ambassador to Australia says plans by the Albanese government to remove the Port of Darwin from Chinese ownership will put at risk future trade growth and force an intervention by Beijing.


Australia Eyes Darwin Reclaim, China Pushes Back

Aboriginal Australians staged protests during Australia’s National Day, rejecting the term “Invasion Day” and highlighting historical injustices faced by Indigenous communities. Demonstrations across the country called for recognition of Indigenous rights, cultural respect, and reconciliation.

Aboriginal Australians Take Out Invasion Day Commemorations on National Day

A woman in Australia was arrested trying to smuggle nearly 40kg of methamphetamine. The 32-year-old was coming to Sydney from South Africa and was carrying two suitcases. Border Force officers grew suspicious of their contents and did a search. They found meth worth around $36.7 million in her two suitcases. In the first suitcase, she was carrying 20kg of white powder in vacuum-sealed bags, while in the second suitcase, officers found 19kg of it. The powder was tested, and the results showed that it was methamphetamine, a total of 39 kgs. The Australian Federal Police (AFP) took her into custody, Nine News reported. She has been charged with one count of importing a commercial quantity of a border-controlled drug and one count of possessing a commercial quantity of a border-controlled drug. She faces life imprisonment for the crime.&nbsp;The officers at the airport grew suspicious as the X-ray of her bags allegedly identified anomalies in both suitcases. “This amount of methamphetamine, had it reached the Australian community, had an estimated street value of about $36.7 million, with the potential for about 390,000 street-level deals,” Australian Federal Police said in a statement. In the past few months, several drug busts have been made in Australia. Reports say that seven people have been charged and more than 100kg of illicit substances have been seized at the border. AFP Detective Superintendent Morgen Blunden said, “We have disrupted these criminal supply chains, and these arrests should serve as a warning to criminal syndicates attempting to import harmful drugs into our country – we are ready and waiting, and you will be caught.”<h2>Drug busts in Australia</h2>On 22 January, Australian Border Force officers at Sydney Airport intercepted two passengers - a Briton and a Dutch. They were acting erratically in the arrivals hall. Hospital scans revealed that latex-wrapped pellets contained cocaine inside their bodies. Each of them had ingested 106 such pellets.&nbsp;

The woman at the Sydney airport was carrying two suitcases that contained nearly 40 kg of meth. The X-ray picked up something, after which a thorough search was carried out, revealing the bags of meth.

A woman in Australia was arrested trying to smuggle nearly 40kg of methamphetamine. The 32-year-old was coming to Sydney from South Africa and was carrying two suitcases. Border Force officers grew suspicious of their contents and did a search. They found meth worth around $36.7 million in her two suitcases. In the first suitcase, she was carrying 20kg of white powder in vacuum-sealed bags, while in the second suitcase, officers found 19kg of it. The powder was tested, and the results showed that it was methamphetamine, a total of 39 kgs. The Australian Federal Police (AFP) took her into custody, Nine News reported. She has been charged with one count of importing a commercial quantity of a border-controlled drug and one count of possessing a commercial quantity of a border-controlled drug. She faces life imprisonment for the crime. The officers at the airport grew suspicious as the X-ray of her bags allegedly identified anomalies in both suitcases. “This amount of methamphetamine, had it reached the Australian community, had an estimated street value of about $36.7 million, with the potential for about 390,000 street-level deals,” Australian Federal Police said in a statement. In the past few months, several drug busts have been made in Australia. Reports say that seven people have been charged and more than 100kg of illicit substances have been seized at the border. AFP Detective Superintendent Morgen Blunden said, “We have disrupted these criminal supply chains, and these arrests should serve as a warning to criminal syndicates attempting to import harmful drugs into our country – we are ready and waiting, and you will be caught.” Drug busts in Australia On 22 January, Australian Border Force officers at Sydney Airport intercepted two passengers - a Briton and a Dutch. They were acting erratically in the arrivals hall. Hospital scans revealed that latex-wrapped pellets contained cocaine inside their bodies. Each of them had ingested 106 such pellets.

The woman at the Sydney airport was carrying two suitcases that contained nearly 40 kg of meth. The X-ray picked up something, after which a thorough search was carried out, revealing the bags of meth.

Sydney woman busted with $36.7mn worth of meth at airport

Australia’s Indigenous Art Triennial showcases 10 immersive artworks, celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture. Visitors can experience innovative installations that blend tradition with contemporary expression.

Australia’s Indigenous Art Triennial: 10 Immersive Works On Display

Australia's 5th National Indigenous Art Triennial, After the Rain, showcases 10 immersive works blending traditional First Nations art with contemporary mediums by over 68 artists, now on a three-year national tour starting at the National Gallery in Kamberri/Canberra.


Australia: 68 First Nations Artists Transform Galleries Nationwide |

#Gravitas Two months after gunmen stormed a Jewish festival on Sydney’s Bondi Beach and killed fifteen people, the Australian parliament has passed sweeping new laws to crack down on hate crimes and tighten gun control. 


Australia Hardens Laws on Guns, Hate Speech Amid Rising Extremism

Australia has reported four shark attacks within just 48 hours, prompting authorities to deploy shark surveillance drones across popular beaches. The move aims to monitor shark activity, enhance public safety, and prevent further incidents. Officials are urging beachgoers to remain cautious as investigations continue into the spike in attacks. Watch for the latest updates, safety measures, and expert insights on the situation.

Australia: Rising Shark Attacks Force Australia to Close New South Wales Beaches

Australia Reports Four Shark Attacks in 48 Hours, Drones Deployed

Australia’s New South Wales coast is on high alert after a surfer was bitten in the fourth shark attack reported within 48 hours, forcing authorities to shut dozens of beaches as emergency teams and drone patrols intensify safety measures.


Australia: After fourth shark attack in 48 hours, beaches shut across NSW

More than 4.7m social media accounts held by Australians who platforms have judged to be under 16 years of age were deactivated, removed or restricted in the first days after the ban came into effect on 10 December, the prime minister has said.

Australia Bans Under-16 Social Media Accounts, Millions Removed Within Days 

Australian cricketer Alyssa Healy has announced she will retire from international cricket after the upcoming series against India. One of the sport’s most influential wicketkeepers and batters, Healy’s decision marks the end of a major era for Australian women’s cricket.


Cricket: Australia’s Healy to Retire from Cricket After India Series | WION 

At least one person has died and around 300 buildings have been destroyed as massive bushfires tear through south east Australia. The fires are raging across dozens of locations, mainly in Victoria and parts of New South Wales, burning an area almost twice the size of Greater London. A state of emergency has been declared as thousands of firefighters and more than 70 aircraft battle extreme heat, dry winds and fast moving flames.


Australia Bushfires Kill 1, Destroy 300 Homes as Emergency Declared | WION

Australia is once again on high alert as firefighters warn of more dangerous bushfires ahead in what officials are calling a high-risk summer. The warning comes after deadly fires in the southeast claimed one life and destroyed hundreds of buildings. 


Australia bushfires: Deadly bushfires scorch southeast Australia

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is in India on his first official visit, meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Ahmedabad for delegation-level talks aimed at strengthening India-Germany ties, coinciding with celebrations of 75 years of diplomatic relations and 25 years of strategic partnership. The leaders discussed cooperation in trade, investment, technology, defence, security, innovation and sustainable development, and also participated in the International Kite Festival 2026

India-Germany Trade Ties On A High | PM Modi Lauds Chancellor's Visit

Severe bushfires are threatening parts of Australia as an intense heatwave fuels dangerous fire conditions. Victoria is facing its worst fire in years, prompting evacuations, emergency warnings, and a major response from firefighters.

Australia Witnesses Worst Bushfire Since Black Summer Blazes of 2019-2020

Severe bushfires are threatening parts of Australia as an intense heatwave fuels dangerous fire conditions. Victoria is facing its worst fire in years, prompting evacuations, emergency warnings, and a major response from firefighters.


Bushfires Threaten Australia Amid Heatwave; Victoria Faces Worst Fire in Years

Former Australia batter Damien Martyn has woken up from an induced coma and is making a "miraculous" recovery after he was diagnosed with meningitis just over a week ago.


Ex-Australia batter Martyn wakes up from coma in 'miracle' recovery 

An Australian state is moving to strengthen its laws following the recent Bondi attack. Authorities aim to enhance public safety and prevent future incidents, amid growing concern over violent attacks in the region.

Australia Gun Law: Bondi Attack Sparks Law Changes in Australia to Boost Public Safety

An Australian state is moving to strengthen its laws following the recent Bondi attack. Authorities aim to enhance public safety and prevent future incidents, amid growing concern over violent attacks in the region.


Australian State Moves to Toughen Laws After Bondi Attack

Pat Cummins and Nathan Lyon to miss the remainder of the Ashes series against England as Australia reveal a 15-player squad for the Boxing Day Test.


Ashes test series: Australia names 15-member squad for Boxing Day test 

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was booed and heckled by some attendees as he arrived at the Bondi Beach memorial marking the victims of the recent terror attack. The incident occurred during the National Day of Reflection, with members of the public expressing their anger and frustration toward the government's policies, particularly regarding security and antisemitism.

Bondi Beach Shooting: Govt Authorities Consider Permanent Memorial at Bondi Beach Site

Australians are lighting candles to remember the 15 victims of last week’s mass shooting at a Jewish festival in Sydney’s Bondi Beach. The National Day of Reflection was declared by the federal and New South Wales governments, with memorial ceremonies, a traditional Indigenous smoking ritual, and thousands expected to gather to honour the victims and support the Jewish community.

Australia Marks Day of Reflection for Bondi Beach Shooting Victims

When the two gunmen accused of attacking a Hanukkah event at Sydney’s Bondi Beach traveled to the Philippines last month, they kept to themselves most of the time and barely left their room, a hotel staff member said.


Bondi Beach Shooting: Davao Pushes Back As Bondi Attack Suspects' Hotel Stay Emerges

An unarmed fruit seller was hailed as a hero after tackling and disarming a gunman during the Sydney Bondi Beach terror attack, helping save lives at great personal risk.

Bondi Shooting: Surfers & Swimmers Converge at Bondi in Memory of Victims

Australian authorities have charged the gunman linked to the Sydney massacre with 59 offences, including murder and terrorism-related charges. Investigators say the attack shocked the nation and triggered a major security response.

Sydney Massacre: Gunman Charged with 59 Offences Including Murder, Terror 

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