Fiery clash looms as Aussies lashed for ‘double standard’
With a World Cup semi-final spot on the line, Australia and Afghanistan already have plenty to play for – but Naveen-ul-Haq has poured petrol on the fire of a spicy clash.
Afghanistan has descended into chaos after the Taliban seized control of Kabul. See the latest updates.
With a World Cup semi-final spot on the line, Australia and Afghanistan already have plenty to play for – but Naveen-ul-Haq has poured petrol on the fire of a spicy clash.
Australia has moved to within one win of booking a semi-final spot at the cricket World Cup after victory against England. But with two stars set to return, a selection squeeze is coming.
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Afghanistan came into their game against England on a 14-match losing World Cup streak and pulled off one of the tournament’s biggest upsets ever.
The third emergency flight carrying less than 100 Afghan nationals landed in Australia overnight.
An evacuation flight carrying 100 Afghan refugees landed at Adelaide Airport early this morning with four buses taking people to medi-hotel quarantine.
The Taliban have issued a warning that there will be ‘consequences’ for foreign troops who stay in Afghanistan beyond the deadline.
A further four rescue flights evacuated more than 450 people from Kabul overnight, Scott Morrison has confirmed.
A tense exchange unfolded during a discussion on ABC Insiders, with Scott Morrison snapping at host David Speers.
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A third ADF plane carrying 80 Australian citizens, permanent visa holders and local employees has touched down in Australia.
As Afghanistan and the world wait to see what truly lies in the hearts of the ‘new’ Taliban, deep divisions within its own ranks mean there is no clear agreement on a vision for the future.
The world watched on as disaster unfolded on the streets of Kabul and the Taliban took control. WARNING: GRAPHIC
US veterans living in Queensland have shared their dismay with the way the US government handled the final stage of the Afghanistan withdrawal, saying it smacked of poor planning and had left some ashamed to be American.
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