Cane Toads: The Conquest 3D sees Mark Lewis return to Australia to discover that the huge, fecund and tenacious toads have colonised half of Australia... more
Port operator DP World profits more than tripled in the first half of the year as trade volumes increased and it gained from the sale of part of its Australian business... more
BHP Billiton, the world's biggest miner, reports a faster-than-expected recovery in production of steel-making coal from its flood-hit collieries but warns it will take the rest of 2011 to return to full production... more
London-listed SABMiller sparks a possible bid frenzy in the beer industry as its £6 billion takeover bid for Australia's Foster's Group is rejected... more
An ornate Maori war canoe will be rowed down the Thames and Australia's top didgeridoo player will perform a requiem as part of this summer's City of London Festival... more
Thanks to good production values there is plenty of visual interest. But, despite some decent acting, the teenagers seem more cardboard than flesh and blood... more
Bollinger will play no further part in Australia's bid to win a fourth successive World Cup after he was ruled out of the remainder of the tournament with an ankle injury... more
England batting star has welcomed James Anderson back into the fold and has his sights set on the World Cup after a frustrating one-day series against Australia... more
Surrey paceman has been awarded an incremental contract for the 2010-11 international campaign on the back of his stunning performance in England's Ashes triumph Down Under... more
Mike Hussey was included in the final 15-man Australia squad for the World Cup only hours before undergoing surgery on a torn hamstring tendon in his left leg... more
It promises to be the most raucous celebration in Australia since Ned Kelly was hunted down. England's ecstatic Barmy Army will descend on Sydney for one last Ashes party... more
Constellation Brands, the world’s biggest winemaker, is selling the bulk of its Stowells and Hardy’s brands as it offloads most of its operations in Britain, Australia and South Africa... more
Sound check: German industrial metal band Rammstein literally play with fire in their live performances - and now they are about to unleash their singeing spectacle on London. Watch out for your eyebrows