Since becoming the de facto ruler of Saudi Arabia in 2017, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has, in some ways, sought to modernise the kingdom by loosening its long-standing restrictions on women.

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The Socceroos have officially qualified for a sixth consecutive World Cup after beating Saudi Arabia, yet Melbourne's Federation Square remained unusually quiet on Wednesday morning. After their ...

From Melbourne to Saudi Arabia, flying larger-than-life kites has taken the Baker family all over the world. ... Trent Baker with his mother Jo Baker flying kites in Saudi Arabia.

Three turf races on the $20 million Saudi Cup undercard Feb. 29 at King Abdulaziz Racetrack in Riyadh will give some of Europe's top world travelers a head start on the season—with most of them ...

Thanks so much for joining us as the Socceroos and Saudi Arabia played out a chaotic 0-0 draw at AAMI Park, Melbourne. We will have more Socceroos and Matildas coverage in the coming days, so ...

Saudi Arabia coach Cosmin Olaroiu urged his team to be confident ahead of their crucial Asian Cup clash against Uzbekistan. The winners in Melbourne on Sunday will join China in progressing from ...

Since becoming the de facto ruler of Saudi Arabia in 2017, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has, in some ways, sought to modernise the kingdom by loosening its long-standing restrictions on women.

Lolita was abducted in broad daylight from her home in Melbourne, her lawyer says When Lolita came to Australia in 2022, she was fleeing an older man she'd been forced to marry as a child in Saudi ...