THE first thing that strikes you is the first name. Just how do you pronounce “Scyld” – as in Scyld Berry, chief cricket writer of the Daily Telegraph? “No one really knows,” says the man himself.

Key players including Anthony Albanese, Peter Dutton, Peter Malinauskas and Julie Inman-Grant tell the inside story of how an unprecedented ban came to be.

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Fourteen-year-old cheerleader Lucy Brooks briefly lost some friends on Snapchat when Australia’s ban on social media came into effect on Wednesday.

Australian media have continued to mock England's cricketers for taking a holiday in Noosa after going 2-0 down in the Ashes. Brisbane's Courier-Mail even claims England are "not even trying anymore" ...

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese acknowledged some young people were still on social media a day after a ...

A day after the world-first law took effect, the country’s social media feeds were flooded with comments from people claiming ...

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The veteran has bowled and batted Australia into a position of real strength and continues to expose the fragility of England ...