MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Thousands of fans and a media circus worthy of a head of state greeted Tiger Woods at Melbourne's Kingston Heath golf club on Tuesday, as the world number one made his first visit to Australia in 11 years. Full Article

China's upset 4-1 win over Taiwan in the first round of the World Baseball Classic earlier this month was a small but important step for a team that battles for recognition and funding. Although trounced ... Full Article
While Beijing will be keen to show off gleaming new subway lines built specially to whisk people between Olympic venues and other tourist hot spots, many of the 2.5 million visitors expected to hit ... Full Article | Comments [8]
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