In this Edition: Almost one year after the Mumbai attacks, Indians’ ask if their security forces have learned any lessons, Australia asks orphans for forgiveness and US President Barack Obama raps up his first tour of the continent.
Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has made an emotional apology to half-a-million "Forgotten Australians", including British child migrants, who faced abuse and neglect in care homes over decades.
Australia beat England 18-9 at Twickenham, London, on Saturday. The Wallabies, who had been four points down at 9-5 at half-time, scored 13 points in the second-half.
England coach Martin Johnson is hopeful comebacks by fly-half Jonny Wilkinson and hooker Steve Thompson will guide an injury-wrecked Red Rose to victory over Australia in the first of their autumn Tests on Saturday.
Officials in Australia say they have 'grave concerns' for dozens of people aboard a boat that sank in the Indian Ocean off the country's western coast.
Defence Minister John Faulkner said Australia will seek a pull-out of its troops from Afghanistan in the "shortest time-frame", admitting the move would compromise a US push for military reinforcements in the war-torn country.
Energy group Chevron has made a major offshore natural gas discovery off Western Australia, boosting the potential of the Gorgon project which is due to begin supplying natural gas to much of Asia from 2014.
Casey Stoner (Ducati) roared to victory at the Australian Grand Prix, claiming a third win on his home circuit. A close second, Italy's Valentino Rossi (Yamaha) moved one step closer to retaining the title.
Casey Stoner (Ducati) delighted his home crowed as he clocked the fastest time of the Australian Grand Prix qualifying session ahead of Italy's Valentino Rossi (Yamaha) and Spain's Dani Pedrosa (Honda).
