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Australia's Nick Kyrgios pretends to use the runners-up trophy as a frisbee after losing to Serbia's Novak Djokovic in the final of the men's singles.

Kyrgios: 'That drunk woman didn't bother me ... I've been on nights out'

The world needs to rapidly stop burning fossil fuels if climate change is to be tackled (Picture: Eunice Adorno/AFP via Getty Images)

Why Scotland must oppose new Cambo oil field – Dr Katherine Trebeck

Tom Rogic goal in the 6-0 slaying of Dundee means the injury-troubled Celtic midifelder has already equalled his Premiership tally from last season as he seeks to reignite his club career under his former Australian manager Ange Postecoglou. (Photo by Craig Williamson / SNS Group)

Postecoglou assesses reviving career of Celtic's most mercurial performer

Facebook has reversed its ban on news content in Australia - here’s why (Photo: Shutterstock)

Facebook has reversed its ban on news content in Australia - here’s why

Boris Johnson is welcomed by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in the Berlaymont building at the EU headquarters in Brussels

Brexit trade deal: What is the Australia option?

Pitching up for life under canvas as lockdown ends

Following a keto diet could weaken your bones and increase your risk of injury

Where the Canberra bush fires are today, weather forecast and latest travel advi...

Harry Souttar is joined by Jamie Maclaren, left, and Jackson Irvine after scoring on his Australia debut.

Harry Souttar, brother of Hearts star John, scores on debut for Australia

(FILES) In this file photo taken on October 28, 2012, former Australian prime minister Bob Hawke arrives to listen to the release of the Australian Government's White Paper on "Australia in the Asian Century" in Sydney. - Australia's longest-serving Labor prime minister Bob Hawke, died on May 16, 2019 aged 89, his wife announced. (Photo by Greg Wood / AFP)GREG WOOD/AFP/Getty Images

Close result predicted ahead of Australia’s weekend election

Ms Sturgeon posted the tweet ahead of Saturday's FIFA Women's World Cup draw.

Nicola Sturgeon enters spat with FIFA over Edinburgh World Cup map omission

Glenrothes fencer Chloe Dickson wins individual foil event at the Senior Commonwealth Fencing Championships in Australia

Chloe Dickson: It's an amazing feeling to win Commonwealth gold

Kylie Henry finished joint-seventh after picking up two shots in her last five holes at Royal Canberra

Top-10 finishes for Kylie Henry and Beth Allen in Canberra

Australia overwhelmingly supports same-sex marriage in referendum

Tasmanian senator Jacqui Lambie (Photo by Robert Cianflone/Getty Images)

Australian politician facing disqualification from office - because father is Sc...

The Republic of Ireland has received a surge of passport applications for the UK. Picture: John Devlin/ JP Licence

Post-Brexit demand for Irish passports hits new heights

Nine-year-old Meaalofa Teo ran through opponents in the Canberra tournament. Picture: YouTube

Video of unstoppable nine-year-old rugby player goes viral

A male banana fiddler crab lures an approaching female into its burrow. Picture: Australian National University / PA

Male banana fiddler crabs '˜force females into mating'

Grey headed flying foxes hang from a tree near Batemans Bay, Australia. Batemans Bay is a picturesque coastal town that always leaves the welcome mat out for tourists. But tens of thousands of visitors of another kind has more than outstayed their welcome - large bats. Picture; AP

Flying fox invasion causes a stink at Australian town

An anti-Muslim protester shouts slogans outside the Parramatta Mosque in Sydney. Picture: Getty

Australia in plans to deport refugees to Philippines

Andy Murray is watched by his coach Amelie Mauresmo at a practice session in Paris yesterday. Picture: Getty

Kyrgios set to provide Andy Murray with challenge

On this day: The Great Lafayette killed in Edinburgh

Abdul Razak Baginda, centre, was cleared of involvement in the murder of Altantuya Shaariibuu, whose body was blown up with explosives in a jungle clearing. Picture: Getty

Australian law blocks extradition of fugitive

Tony Abbott has ordered a boost in security at Parliament House. Picture: Reuters

IS militants ‘plan Australian politician attack’

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott. Picture: Getty

Australia: Abbott boasts over refugee numbers

Stuart Hogg: 'Massive opportunity'. Picture: Getty

British and Irish Lions: Hogg on the Lions’ run

Australian online payments specialist Eway expands in Edinburgh

Globetrotting squash pro planning further assault on rankings

Australia may allow US spy flights to Asia from remote island territory

Australians rediscover their love of monarchy

Gillard forced out by fire risk

Royal couple to visit Australia

Goolagong Cawley hails long-awaited Australian win

Gillard's charity dinner hijacked by gay lobby

Play-off place in sight after Stormers' win

Low pay is worse than nothing

Super Cooper display for the Reds

Ian Bell lays down early marker for regular one-day place

Obituary: Ronald Brownlee, former police officer, 101

MP stalls talks on new Australian government

Australian ban on NZ apples is ruled illegal

Abbott goes for the immigration card in his play to Aussie voters
AUSTRALIAN opposition leader Tony Abbott has pledged tougher prison sentences for people-smugglers as he formally launched his campaign to unseat the Labour gov...

'Military links' ground Fiji pair

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Scotland has failed to meet its latest target for reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, the latest official figures show. Picture: John Giles/PA Wire

Fail: Scotland misses climate target

Pro-independence protesters with Scottish Saltire flags (top) march for Scottish independence. Picture: Andy Buchanan/AFP via Getty Images

Yousaf: Growing popular support for Yes the only way to Scottish independence

Nadine Dorries. Picture: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images

SNP MP cleared of bullying Nadine Dorries