It's winter in Australia, but as you've probably noticed, the weather is unusually warm. The top temperatures over large parts of the country this weekend were well above average for this time of ...

Sydney, Australia, experienced its hottest August day since 1995, according to a recent article published in the Guardian. As global temperatures rise, major cities are facing record-breaking heat ...

Bear in mind, it's only August. As Hines said, the fire weather season hasn't yet hit most of Australia, but the current conditions — hot, dry and sometimes windy — are bringing moderate to ...

Bear in mind, it’s only August. As Hines said, the fire weather season hasn’t yet hit most of Australia, but the current conditions — hot, dry and sometimes windy — are bringing moderate ...

With no cool change in sight, much of northern, central and eastern Australia is in for a record-challenging warm end to winter. For the latest be sure to tune into Sky News Weather Channel 601 on ...

Weather: It's still winter but millions of Aussies are about to be hit by a summer-like heatwave - how long will it last. Unseasonal warmth covered Australia this week ...

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian retail sales rebounded more than expected in August after a soft July as unusually warm weather brought forward spring spending, a possible sign consumers are dipping ...

SYDNEY--Australian retail sales were much stronger than expected in August as the impact of income-tax cuts in July fed through to spending, while unusually warm weather lifted clothing and café ...

Australian retail sales were much stronger than expected in August as the impact of income-tax cuts in July fed through to spending, while unusually warm weather lifted clothing and cafe sales.

Bear in mind, it’s only August. As Hines said, the fire weather season hasn’t yet hit most of Australia – but the current conditions – hot, dry and sometimes windy – are bringing ...

SYDNEY--Australian retail sales were much stronger than expected in August as the impact of income-tax cuts in July fed through to spending, while unusually warm weather lifted clothing and cafe ...