While the violence may have calmed down for now, writes Richard Ogier, the country must make fundamental changes to avoid repeating the mistakes of the past
Australia may have trashed a relationship it honours every ANZAC Day on the Somme
For the rest of the world, it was a little like watching an old war movie. The Anglo bloc, standing together, resolute: the US, with junior partners Britain and Australia.
Rain has come to Australia. But we must remember the fires
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After the apocalyptic scenes of bushfires in Australia – more evidence, according to one historian, we’ve entered the Pyrocene, the “Age of Fire” – flash flooding has come to parts of the country’s east and west coasts. Byron Bay, a popular holiday destination about 750 kilometres north of Sydney, got almost 300 millimetres of rain in 24 hours.
TRIBUNE : PARIS, UN RÊVE AUSTRALIEN.
Face à l’enjeu électoral français, le journaliste australien, un temps expatrié en France, se souvient du jour de sa première arrivée à Paris qui correspondait à la mort de Miles Davis. Il décrit la capacité qu’a la France de faire rêver un non-Européen.