HARARE, July 16 (Xinhua) -- A warm, earthy scent filled the grading shed as workers carefully sorted tobacco leaves at a farm in Beatrice, a rural area in Zimbabwe's Mashonaland East Province.

With such strong backing and enthusiastic preparation, Zimbabwe is set to deliver a memorable and impactful Southern Region Senior Athletics Championships.

Victory Academy prospects provided special opportunity against Wrexham Taking on the high-flying Wrexham AFC in front of 37,020 fans at Marvel Stadium, it was a special Friday night for a number of ...

Anonymous video claims Melbourne arson attack on Israel-linked company, threatens workers In tirade against Israel, Australia and US, masked figure says anonymous cell set fire to cars at Lovitt ...

Adelaide have steadied their top four credentials with a fighting comeback victory against Melbourne on Sunday afternoon, defeating the visitors by 13 points. The Crows were at one point down by ...

Police released an image of a man they wish to speak to over Friday night’s arson attack on East Melbourne Synagogue, and will ramp up patrols at a pro-Palestine rally on Sunday after a night of ...

A New South Wales man is due to face court in Melbourne over a fire at a synagogue that has drawn condemnation from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanhyahu.

How to watch the Adelaide Crows vs. Melbourne Demons on TV and live stream: The Sporting News provides you with the latest details for this week’s Aussie Footy Round 17 match.

A manhunt is now underway for an arsonist who set fire to a Melbourne synagogue as 20 people, including children, were inside having a Shabbat dinner on Friday.

"En vazhi thani vazhi." [My way is a unique way]. New Zealand legspinner Adithya Ashok has Rajinikanth's famous punchline from Padayappa inked on his bowling arm. It's a tribute to the actor, and to ...

Victoria Police says it is investigating a third incident, following an attack on an inner-Melbourne synagogue and a protest at an Israeli restaurant where "offensive chants" were made ...

“Antisemitism has no place in Australia,” Anthony Albanese said after the latest in a string of attacks.