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Murray storms home to beat Simon in Vienna
Andy Murray has advanced to his 13th quarter-final of the season at the ATP tournament in Vienna with a three-set win over Gilles Simon.
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Trump speaks Hindi in Indian American campaign ad
Donald Trump may have insulted Mexicans, Muslims and women but to woo Indian American voters he's even dabbling in Hindi for Diwali.
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Russia denies role in bloody strike on Syria school
Moscow on Thursday denied any involvement in bloody air strikes on a Syrian school as its relations with the West took another hit and the EU slapped more sanctions on its ally Damascus.
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Apple unveils new Macbook Pro models
Apple has unveiled a new generation of Macbook Pros with a dedicated touch screen in lieu of traditional function bars.
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Data shows why welfare rein in needed: MPs
New data showing some parents on benefits are better off not getting a job is why the government wants to rein in welfare spending, its ministers say.
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Trump says Clinton too tough on Putin
Donald Trump has questioned why his rival for the White House is being so tough on Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Belgium breaks deadlock on EU-Canada trade deal
Belgium announced a breakthrough Thursday to save a landmark EU-Canada free trade deal by winning over domestic holdouts who threatened to torpedo the agreement and further damage Europe's international credibility.
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Barcelona call for disciplinary action against La Liga president
BARCELONA (Reuters) - Barcelona have asked Spain's Court for Sport (TAD) to open disciplinary proceedings against La Liga chief Javier Tebas after he criticised the team's reaction to an empty bottle being thrown in from the stands during a goal celebration.
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Rosberg challenges Ecclestone on 'boring' tag
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Nico Rosberg has had words with Bernie Ecclestone after Formula One's commercial supremo indicated the German might make aboring world champion.
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Fossil dinosaur brain tissue identified
The first known example of fossilised dinosaur brain tissue has been identified, British and Australian scientists say.
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Bangladesh bank on spin to stifle England
Bangladesh will rely heavily on spin trio of Mehedi Hasan, Shakib Al Hasan and Taijul Islam to try and level their Test series with England.
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Chicago buzzing as World Series returns
An extraordinary wait for the Chicago Cubs is almost over, with Wrigley Field set to host a World Series clash for the first time since 1945.
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Bangladesh bank on spin to stifle England in Dhaka
The hosts' spin trio of Mehedi Hasan, Shakib Al Hasan and Taijul Islam combined to take 18 out of 20 wickets in the first test at Chittagong, but England eked out a thrilling 22-run victory despite the collapse of their top order.
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Burnley's Boyd set to return for United game
Boyd has been a mainstay in Burnley's side this season, playing in eight of their nine league games, but missed last weekend's win over Everton after suffering a knee injury against Southampton.
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Anderson back bowling ahead of India tour
England quick James Anderson is ramping up his his rehabilitation from a damaged shoulder in an effort to feature in the India tour.
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Afridi misses out on Pakistan contract
Former captain Shahid Afridi's international career could be over after he was overlooked for a central contract by the Pakistan Cricket Board.
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Iraqi army aims for site of IS executions
Islamic State militants in a town south of Mosul have reportedly executed dozens of people to deter others from supporting the Iraqi advance on the city.
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South Africa try to fix defence, kicking
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa must improve their defence and their kicking game if they are to be competitive on their four-match tour to Europe next month, the team's beleaguered coach Allister Coetzee said on Thursday.
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More errors dog Victorian minister
A Victorian MP in the doghouse for using a taxpayer-funded car to ferry his pooches around also failed to declare he owns the house they were chauffeured to.
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Dreamworld staying closed for now
A decision on when Gold Coast theme park Dreamworld will reopen is expected to made next week.
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Carr, Adriaanse added to Springboks squad for Europe tour
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa added flanker Nizaam Carr and prop Lourens Adriaanse to their squad on Thursday for next month's tests against England, Italy and Wales. Carr comes in for Jaco Kriel, who injured his knee playing club rugby in Japan and has been ruled out for eight weeks.
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Real Madrid's misfiring 'BBC' under pressure
MADRID (Reuters) - Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane is under pressure to break up his misfiring attacking trio of Cristiano Ronaldo, Karim Benzema and Gareth Bale when he takes the La Liga leaders to Alaves on Saturday.
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Bennett rings changes for series opener
England coach Wayne Bennett has recalled captain Sam Burgess among four changes to his team ahead of their Four Nations opener with New Zealand.
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New South Africa Rugby president proposes changes amid Bok turmoil
CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Mark Alexander was named as South African Rugby Union president on Thursday, promising to overhaul a creaking structure and arrest a crisis affecting the sport nationally and domestically.
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Perfect Kerber helps Cibulkova advance in Singapore
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Angelique Kerber eased into the last four of the WTA Finals with an unbeaten record when the world number one thrashed Madison Keys 6-3 6-3 in the Red Group finale at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on Thursday.
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Kerber, Cibulkova advance to WTA semis
The semi-final spots at the WTA Finals are being locked up, with Dominika Cibulkova booking her berth on Wednesday.
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PM says family violence most stop
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says more than 100 women were killed or were the victims of attempted murder though family and domestic violence last year.
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Higuain adds even more spice to Juve-Napoli rivalry
MILAN (Reuters) - Gonzalo Higuain will face former club Napoli for the first time on Saturday since his acrimonious departure for Juventus, adding even more spice to the fierce rivalry between the two sides.
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Ansari to make England Test debut
England have called on another spinner in their bid to seal a series victory over Bangladesh, with Zafar Ansari set to earn his Test debut.
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Saul commits to stay at Atletico as long as Simeone remains
The 21-year-old has developed into one of Simeone's most important players in the last two seasons, famously scoring amesmeric winning goal against Bayern Munich last term.
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Ansari to make England test debut against Bangladesh
Ansari was chosen ahead of his club team mate Gareth Batty, the off-spinner who took 4-116 in the first test win at Chittagong, on his test return after an 11-year-absence.
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Weightlifters stripped of Olympic gold
The sport of weightlifting has been tarnished yet again with three female weightlifters from the London Olympics losing their gold medals.
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90 migrants believed dead off Libya
More than 90 migrants are believed dead after their rickety boat was damaged shortly after leaving the Libyan coast.
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No let up for England players in Portugal camp - Jones
England face South Africa, Fiji, Argentina and Australia in the international break and Jones has no plans to wrap his players in cotton wool before they take on four physical sides, particularly the Springboks.
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Twitter cuts 9% of its workforce worldwide
Twitter is cutting about 9 per cent of its employees worldwide.
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Vic minister dogged by errors in judgement
A Victorian MP in the doghouse for using a taxpayer-funded car to ferry his pooches around also failed to declare he owns the house they were chauffeured to.
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Crisis-hit Leverkusen, Wolfsburg desperate for success
BERLIN (Reuters) - Bayer Leverkusen and VfL Wolfsburg have mostly been concerned with the top end of the Bundesliga in recent years but Saturday's clash looms as a desperate battle for both clubs to avoid falling deeper into trouble at the bottom.
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Cibulkova grinds down Halep to stay alive in Singapore
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Dominika Cibulkova kept her hopes of reaching the last four of the WTA Finals alive with a gritty 6-3 7-6(5) Red Group victory over Simona Halep at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on Thursday.
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Belgians reach deal on EU-Canada trade
The Belgian government has reached a deal to back the free trade deal between the European Union and Canada.
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Government announces inquiry into Indigenous incarceration
SBS Radio News: The Federal Government has announced an inquiry into the deepening over-representation of Indigenous Australians in the country's prison system.Attorney-General George Brandis has described Indigenous incarceration rates as a national tragedy. The move follows calls for a royal commission into the Northern Territory juvenile-justice system.
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Three Kazakh weightlifters stripped of gold medals from 2012 Games
ZURICH (Reuters) - Three Kazakh weightlifters have been stripped of the gold medals they won at the 2012 London Olympics after failing doping tests in the re-analysis of samples, the International Olympic Committee said on Thursday.
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The Australian Government Podcast Network launches
Your favourite government agencies in your fifth favourite media format.
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Jessica Wongso gets 20 years for cyanide murder
An Australian resident has been sentenced to 20 years after judges found she killed her friend with a cyanide-laced coffee in Jakarta.
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EU training Libyan coast guard to curb migrant flows
The European Union has begun training the Libyan coast guard as part of efforts to curb the growing influx of irregular migrants from North Africa,
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FA launches inquiry into violence at West Ham
LONDON (Reuters) - England's Football Association has announced an inquiry into the violence that marred Wednesday night's League Cup tie between West Ham United and Chelsea at London Stadium.
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Oviedo curbs attacking instincts for sake of Everton system
The 26-year-old Costa Rican was handed the role after Leighton Baines suffered a hamstring injury and has put in a string of impressive performances.
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Scott starts well but off pace at WGC golf
Despite firing a three-under-par 69, Australian golfer Adam Scott is five shots off the lead after the opening round of the WGC-HSBC Champions event in China.
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Yin-and-yang team helping Aboriginal youths
In the northern suburbs of Melbourne, two young men devote their time to local teenagers at risk of ending up in trouble. Part of the local Indigenous community, the two are helping at-risk youths learn from their mistakes and stay on the right path.
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Salmonella superbug a public health threat
A salmonella strain resistant to most drugs, including a drug used as the last line of defence in Australian hospitals, has been found in a domestic cat.
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Marsh leads WA Shield recovery against SA
Shaun Marsh is unbeaten on 48 at tea on day three of the day-night Sheffield Shield clash with South Australia and the Warriors trail by 137 runs in Perth.
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