No wave icon Lydia Lunch has announced a 2024 Australian tour. Lunch will perform at venues in Melbourne, Sydney, Castlemaine and Hobart in March of next year. Lunch is an icon in her own right. A key ...

She says that in her career as a world champion aerial skier, she had to learn to keep her life “quite compartmentalised”. “My family is here and then the athlete is here… that’s the only way I can ...

Aussie pocket rocket, Lydia Lassila, delivered Australia’s third medal at the Vancouver Games and, in doing so, secured Australia’s best ever performance at a Winter Olympics. In heavy fog, the women ...

LYDIA Lassila lands World Cup win, with compatriot David Morris taking out third place at a freestyle aerials event. It was a strong day for the Australian contingent three weeks out from the start of ...

Lydia Ko will play in a marquee pairing with Rolex world No. 1 Yani Tseng and Michelle Wie when the LPGA opens its season Thursday at the ISPS Handa Women’s Australian Open at Royal Canberra Golf Club ...

VANCOUVER, Feb 24 (Reuters) - For the second Olympics in a row, Australia's Lydia Lassila was stuck in the snow and screaming to the heavens. The only difference from four years ago was her squeals ...

Lydia won gold in aerial freestyle skiing at the Vancouver Winter Olympics in 2010. She announced her retirement from the slopes after competing at her fifth Winter Games in South Korea in February.

Lydia Lassila has become a mother for the first time. The 29-year-old Australian Olympic gold medallist skier, who is married to Lauri, said that her new son Kai Erik is a "little Viking" just like ...

ANBERRA, Australia – Mariajo Uribe shot a 6-under 67 on Friday to overtake South Korea’s Jiyai Shin and overnight leader Lydia Ko, claiming a one-stroke lead after the second round of the LPGA’s ...

Australian na sina Lydia Jover at Bradley Sales ay kabilang sa mga higit kumulang 17,000 mga Australian volunteers ng ...

Lydia Lynch is The Australian’s overnight homepage editor, based in London. She most recently covered state and federal politics for the paper in Queensland. She has won multiple Clarion Awards for ...

VANCOUVER (Reuters) - For the second Olympics in a row, Australia's Lydia Lassila was stuck in the snow and screaming to the heavens. The only difference from four years ago was her squeals this time ...