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"Home Of Cricket Now Really Is In India": Australian Deputy PM
Australian Deputy PM Richard Marles expressed his happiness at being invited to India to watch ICC Cricket World Cup final in India, saying that it was a privilege for him to be at the game and remarked that "home of cricket" is now really in India.
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Watch: Australian Deputy PM Indulges In This Popular Street Food In Delhi
Australian Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Richard Marles was recently seen enjoying street foods of Delhi. Watch the videos inside.
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Australia Deputy PM Drinks 'Nimbu Pani', Pays Through UPI In Delhi
Deputy PM Marles was also seen eating 'ram laddu' from a street stall in the national capital, enjoying the Indian delicacies.
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Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong In Delhi For 2+2 Ministerial Dialogue
Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong arrived in the national capital to participate in the second India-Australia 2+2 Ministerial Dialogue on Monday morning. She was accorded a warm welcome at the Air Force Station, Palam, in New Delhi.
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PM Modi, Australian Deputy PM Arrive In Ahmedabad To Watch World Cup Final
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australian Deputy PM Richard Marles arrived in Ahmedabad on Sunday evening to watch the ICC Cricket World Cup final match between India and Australia underway at the Narendra Modi stadium.
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PM Modi, Australian Deputy PM To Attend World Cup Cricket Final In Gujarat
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australian Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles will attend the World Cup cricket final between India and Australia to be played here on Sunday, officials said.
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Australian Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles To Attend Cricket World Cup Final Match
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australian Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles will reportedly attend the Cricket World Cup final between India and Australia.
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World War II Ship That Sank With 864 Soldiers On Board Found After 84 Years
Dubbed as Australia's "worst maritime disaster", the ship was torpedoed while it was travelling from Papua New Guinea to China's Hainan by a US submarine.
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After UK, Australia To Investigate Reports Of Its Pilots Training China's Military
Australia's Defence Minister Richard Marles said he had asked the defence department to investigate claims that former Australian military pilots had been recruited to join a flight school that operated in China.
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In A Special Gesture, S Jaishankar Gifts Signed Bat From Virat Kohli To Australia Deputy PM
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met Australian Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles in Canberra on Monday and gifted a signed bat from Virat Kohli, in a special gesture to show the common thread of cricket that binds both countries together.
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"China Is Our Largest Security Anxiety": Australia Deputy PM In India
China is the "biggest security anxiety" for Australia as it is seeking to shape the world in a way that was not seen before, Australian Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles said on Thursday.
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Australia Minister Slams "China's Appalling Behaviour With Indian Soldiers"
China's appalling behaviour in the South China Sea (SCS) is similar to what India witnessed at the Line of Actual Control (LAC), said Richard Marles, Australia's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence.
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"India One Of Australia's Closest Security Partners": Australia Deputy PM
India is one of Australia's "closest" security partners and Canberra is keen to work closely with it for an open and inclusive Indo-Pacific, Australian Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles said on Monday as he begins a four-day visit to New Delhi.
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Dying Pakistani Man's Family Get Australia Visas, Finally
The Australian government today caved in and granted visas to the mother and brother of a dying Pakistani man after being accused of "a callous decision" condemning him to a lonely death.
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Australia Hands Asylum-Seekers Back to Sri Lanka
Canberra confirmed on Monday that a boatload of Sri Lankan asylum-seekers who attempted to reach Australia have been handed back to Colombo, sparking sharp criticism after a week of secrecy.
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"Home Of Cricket Now Really Is In India": Australian Deputy PM
Australian Deputy PM Richard Marles expressed his happiness at being invited to India to watch ICC Cricket World Cup final in India, saying that it was a privilege for him to be at the game and remarked that "home of cricket" is now really in India.
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Watch: Australian Deputy PM Indulges In This Popular Street Food In Delhi
Australian Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Richard Marles was recently seen enjoying street foods of Delhi. Watch the videos inside.
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Australia Deputy PM Drinks 'Nimbu Pani', Pays Through UPI In Delhi
Deputy PM Marles was also seen eating 'ram laddu' from a street stall in the national capital, enjoying the Indian delicacies.
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Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong In Delhi For 2+2 Ministerial Dialogue
Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong arrived in the national capital to participate in the second India-Australia 2+2 Ministerial Dialogue on Monday morning. She was accorded a warm welcome at the Air Force Station, Palam, in New Delhi.
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PM Modi, Australian Deputy PM Arrive In Ahmedabad To Watch World Cup Final
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australian Deputy PM Richard Marles arrived in Ahmedabad on Sunday evening to watch the ICC Cricket World Cup final match between India and Australia underway at the Narendra Modi stadium.
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PM Modi, Australian Deputy PM To Attend World Cup Cricket Final In Gujarat
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australian Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles will attend the World Cup cricket final between India and Australia to be played here on Sunday, officials said.
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Australian Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles To Attend Cricket World Cup Final Match
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australian Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles will reportedly attend the Cricket World Cup final between India and Australia.
-
World War II Ship That Sank With 864 Soldiers On Board Found After 84 Years
Dubbed as Australia's "worst maritime disaster", the ship was torpedoed while it was travelling from Papua New Guinea to China's Hainan by a US submarine.
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After UK, Australia To Investigate Reports Of Its Pilots Training China's Military
Australia's Defence Minister Richard Marles said he had asked the defence department to investigate claims that former Australian military pilots had been recruited to join a flight school that operated in China.
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In A Special Gesture, S Jaishankar Gifts Signed Bat From Virat Kohli To Australia Deputy PM
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met Australian Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles in Canberra on Monday and gifted a signed bat from Virat Kohli, in a special gesture to show the common thread of cricket that binds both countries together.
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"China Is Our Largest Security Anxiety": Australia Deputy PM In India
China is the "biggest security anxiety" for Australia as it is seeking to shape the world in a way that was not seen before, Australian Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles said on Thursday.
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Australia Minister Slams "China's Appalling Behaviour With Indian Soldiers"
China's appalling behaviour in the South China Sea (SCS) is similar to what India witnessed at the Line of Actual Control (LAC), said Richard Marles, Australia's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence.
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"India One Of Australia's Closest Security Partners": Australia Deputy PM
India is one of Australia's "closest" security partners and Canberra is keen to work closely with it for an open and inclusive Indo-Pacific, Australian Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles said on Monday as he begins a four-day visit to New Delhi.
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Dying Pakistani Man's Family Get Australia Visas, Finally
The Australian government today caved in and granted visas to the mother and brother of a dying Pakistani man after being accused of "a callous decision" condemning him to a lonely death.
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Australia Hands Asylum-Seekers Back to Sri Lanka
Canberra confirmed on Monday that a boatload of Sri Lankan asylum-seekers who attempted to reach Australia have been handed back to Colombo, sparking sharp criticism after a week of secrecy.
