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Seven West mounts inquiry into CEO affair
Broadcaster Seven West Media has announced an inquiry into the circumstances surrounding an affair between CEO Tim Worner and a now-dismissed company employee.
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PSG rebound with 5-0 win against Lorient
PARIS (Reuters) - Paris St Germain demolished visiting Lorient 5-0 in their last match of the year on Wednesday to rebound in style from a three-game winless streak in Ligue 1.
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Two-goal Icardi gives Inter third successive win
MILAN (Reuters) - A long-range strike from Ever Banega and two goals from fellow Argentine Mauro Icardi, all in the space of 11 minutes, gave Inter Milan a 3-0 win over Lazio and their third successive Serie A win on Wednesday.
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Bayern sweep aside 10-man Leipzig in top-of-the-table clash
BERLIN (Reuters) - Bayern Munich put upstarts RB Leipzig firmly in their place by sweeping to an emphatic 3-0 home win, with all the goals coming in the first half, in a disappointingly one-sided top-of-the-table Bundesliga clash on Wednesday.
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ACCC concerned about PMP, IPMG merger
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is concerned the proposed merger between print businesses PMG and IPMG will reduce competition.
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Negligible cost for violence leave: study
Think-tank analysis by the Australia Institute suggests the cost of paid domestic violence leave to the economy would be modest, with benefits for business.
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Qld teens charged after crime spree
Four Queensland teenagers have been charged after an alleged series of thefts and driving offences over the past week.
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Owen Franks signs until 2019 World Cup
All Black Owen Franks will stay with New Zealand Rugby until the 2019 World Cup and will likely become the country's most capped prop in that time.
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Mexicans search for loved ones after blast
The death toll from the Mexican fireworks explosion has risen to 32 as investigators examine whether poor security may have led to the disastrous blast.
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Caltex to enter NZ market with Gull deal
Caltex Australia will take control New Zealand's largest fuel import terminal and 77 fuel retail outlets if regulators approve its deal to buy Gull New Zealand.
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Delly to finally collect his NBA ring
Australian NBA player Matthew Dellavedova will finally be handed his championship ring ahead of Milwaukee's clash with former team Cleveland.
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Bryan Cranston swaps meth for laughs
In the new comedy Why Him? the audience sees Bryan Cranston trapped on a toilet and a heavily tattooed, whacko James Franco naked.
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Bernardi calls new party reports 'gossip'
Liberal senator Cory Bernardi is reportedly preparing to launch a new conservative party, after meeting members of US president-elect Donald Trump's team.
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Confusion over whether Assad has taken control of Aleppo
There is confusion over whether Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has taken control of Aleppo or if some rebel fighters still remain in the city.
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Berlin is 'attack against humanity': Trump
The attack on Berlin's Christmas markets are "an attack against humanity", US President-elect Donald Trump says.
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Germany hunts Tunisian suspect after IS claims truck attack
German police launched a manhunt Wednesday for a rejected asylum seeker suspected of involvement in a deadly truck assault on a Berlin Christmas market claimed by the Islamic State jihadist group.
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Kvitova out for six months after surgery
PRAGUE (Reuters) - Two-time Wimbledon tennis champion Petra Kvitova, whose hand was wounded in a knife attack, will not play again for at least six months and it is too early to say when she can return to competition, her publicist said on Wednesday.
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Mark Hunt set for Alistair Overeem fight
Mark Hunt could be set to get back into the Octagon at UFC 209 against Alistair Overeem but he has a condition of his own before accepting the fight.
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Men kicked off plane for speaking Arabic
A man claims in a tweeted video that has gone viral he and another passenger were kicked off a flight for speaking in Arabic.
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Matt Renshaw set for memorable MCG debut
Australian opener Matt Renshaw says Pakistan's remarkable comeback in Brisbane shows nothing can be taken for granted in Test cricket.
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Cooper hopeful Cruden will stay a Chief
Future Chiefs boss Colin Cooper hopes his future Super Rugby franchise can retain an in-demand Aaron Cruden.
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Sledged Ross gets last laugh in Heat win
Alex Ross received plenty of advice from his former Adelaide Strikers teammates but he ultimately got what mattered, a Brisbane win.
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Cavs guard JR Smith set for thumb surgery
Cleveland will be without star shooting guard JR Smith for a large chunk of time after he injured his thumb against the Milwaukee Bucks.
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Alviro Petersen gets two-year fixing ban
Former Proteas batsman Alviro Petersen has been handed a two-year ban from cricket for taking part in meetings directly related to match-fixing.
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ACL's office hit by 'car bomb' in Canberra
The director of the Australian Christian Lobby has tweeted pictures of an apparent car bomb hitting the group's Canberra office.
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Former South Africa batsman Petersen banned for two years
CAPE TOWN, Dec 21 (Reuters) - Former South Africa batsman Alviro Petersen has been banned from cricket for two years after admitting sitting in on meetings where plans were hatched to fix matches in the domestic Twenty20 competition.
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Actelion says enters into exclusive discussions with J&J
ZURICH (Reuters) - Actelion said on Wednesday it has entered exclusive negotiations with U.S. healthcare company Johnson & Johnson regarding what the Swiss biotech company called a "possible strategic transaction".
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Turkish officials ask why gunman killed
Turkish prosecutors are asking why the gunman who killed Russia's envoy to Ankara wasn't taken alive, as the government insists on a Gulenist link.
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Milan play down travel problems ahead of delayed flight to Qatar
MILAN (Reuters) - AC Milan played down problems with their flight as they finally left for Qatar on Wednesday, nearly one day behind schedule, to face Juventus in Friday's Italian Supercup match.
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Kvitova won't return for six months, surgeon says
PRAGUE (Reuters) - Two-time Wimbledon tennis champion Petra Kvitova faces around six months out of the sport while her playing hand, wounded in a knife attack, recovers its strength, the surgeon who operated on her said on Wednesday.
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Kvitova out for six months after stabbing
Petra Kvitova is likely to miss the first six months of the 2017 WTA Tour season after being stabbed in her left hand in an attack at her home.
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Henare unsure if Webster's days are done
Breakers boss Paul Henare says he's unsure if Corey Webster will wear the club's singlet again.
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Northampton escape sanction over North treatment
LONDON (Reuters) - George North should not have been allowed to resume playing for Northampton after suffering a head injury against Leicester, an RFU panel ruled on Wednesday, but no action will be taken against his club.
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Rudd promotes public broadcasting
Kevin Rudd says investment in "politically neutral" public broadcasting is needed to combat rising disillusionment with democracy.
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Rudd warns of nuclear North Korea
The US and China must agree a strategy to arrest North Korea's nuclear weapons program which is the biggest threat in the Asia-Pacific region, Kevin Rudd says.
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German player injured in shooting which killed family member
BERLIN (Reuters) - A footballer who plays for German second-tier side Dynamo Dresden was injured in a shooting which killed one family member and injured another, the club said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Russia-US communications almost frozen
Tensions between Russia and the US are so fraught all communication channels between the two powers are practically frozen, the Kremlin reportedly says.
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Du Plessis loses appeal against ball-tampering conviction
Dec 21 (Reuters) - South Africa captain Faf du Plessis has had his appeal against a ball-tampering conviction dismissed by the International Cricket Council (ICC), but he will be free to play in the first test against Sri Lanka starting on Boxing Day.
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Berlin attacker suspect talked to radical
A Tunisian man police believe is a key suspect in the Berlin Christmas market attack reportedly was in contact with a leading Islamist ideologist.
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Police hunt Tunisian over Berlin attack
German police are searching for a Tunisian over the Berlin Christmas market attack, media reports say.
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NBA to open Africa academy in 2017
There's something in the air up there after all, because the NBA is opening an academy in Senegal in 2017.
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Kvitova is 'feeling good' after hand surgery - spokesman
PRAGUE (Reuters) - Two-time Wimbledon tennis champion Petra Kvitova is "feeling good" following surgery on her playing hand after she was attacked in her apartment by a knife wielding intruder, her spokesman said on Wednesday.
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Italy approves $A28b bank rescue package
The Italian parliament has approved a government plan for a $A28.7 billion bailout of the country's banks.
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Tokyo unveils $16.8 billion budget, to seek more savings
TOKYO (Reuters) - Tokyo 2020 organisers unveiled on Wednesday a budget of $16.8 billion (13.59 billion pounds) for hosting the next Summer Games and vowed to seek further savings in co-operation with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) which has been calling for them to cut costs.
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Lindelof ready to take next step, says Ibrahimovic
British media reported that United have opened talks with Benfica president Luis Filipe Vieira over a 38 million-pound move for Lindelof, who has 11 international caps, in the upcoming transfer window.
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Record 29.32 million pound prize purse for 2017 Australian Open
The prize money for the season's opening grand slam has more than tripled since 2001, and risen A$10 million since 2014.
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Police looking for Tunisian man over Berlin market attack
Berlin German police are searching for a Tunisian suspect in the Berlin truck attack, according to local media.
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Australian Open increases purse to $50m
The Australian Open has increased prize money by 14 per cent to $50 million.
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China's smoggiest city closes schools amid public anger
China's smoggiest city closed schools as much of the country suffered its sixth day under an oppressive haze, sparking public anger about the slow response to the threat to children's health.
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Barton agrees deal for Burnley return
The 34-year-old, who has been training at the club's training ground since his release from Scottish side Rangers in November, turned down a new contract at Burnley in May after helping them win the Championship title last season.
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