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US refugee deal not end of world: Joyce
Barnaby Joyce hopes Australia's US refugee deal will be honoured under Donald Trump but admits the government will have to wait and see.
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Republican lawmakers tepid over Trump's voter fraud assertions
US Republican lawmakers launched an effort to unify behind a legislative strategy on Wednesday but showed little appetite to quickly join President Donald Trump's call for an investigation into what he believes was large-scale voter fraud in the November 8 election.
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Trump's new laws could hit Aust tourists
Australian tourists have enjoyed easy access to the US but that could change if Donald Trump signs a new executive order
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Russia senator stripped of Olympic medals
Russian politician Tatyana Lebedeva has been stripped of two of her Olympic medals for doping.
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Change Aust Day to March: former minister
Former federal cabinet minister Ian Macfarlane believes the date of Australia Day should be changed to unite the country.
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Sloppy South African fielding hands Sri Lanka series win
CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - AB de Villiers's sparkling half century could not prevent Sri Lanka from snatching a five-wicket victory with one ball to spare as they capitalised on six dropped catches by South Africa in the third Twenty20 on Wednesday.
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Trump signs order to move on Mexico border wall project
US President Donald Trump took a first step toward fulfilling his pledge to 'build a wall' on the Mexican border Wednesday, signing two immigration-related decrees.
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Television icon Mary Tyler Moore dies
Well-known US actor Mary Tyler Moore has died aged 80.
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Teams co-operate to lead America's Cup into new era
LONDON (Reuters) - America's Cup teams have agreed a new framework for sport's oldest trophy which aims to make it easier to meet the multi-million dollar costs of hi-tech boats, raise sponsorship and give clarity for sailors, fans and broadcasters.
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Bennett happy with England, says assistant
Wayne Bennett's England assistant coach Denis Betts says the Brisbane mentor remains undaunted by the loss of his proposed warm weather training camp.
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Bolt loses relay gold after Jamaica's Carter tests positive
Carter was found in re-tests of his sample to have taken the banned stimulant methylhexaneamine, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) said on Wednesday, meaning Jamaica's 4x100 metres relay team must give back their gold medals.
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Bastia ban fan for monkey chants at Balotelli
PARIS (Reuters) - Bastia have banned a supporter who made monkey chants at Nice's Italian striker Mario Balotelli during last Friday's Ligue 1 match.
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Eddie Jones switches story over cut face
England rugby coach Eddie Jones has led the media a merry dance as he gave two alternative explanations for a cut and badly bruised eye.
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Nation applauds its top achievers
This year's crop of Australian of the Year award winners are change-makers and shining examples of our best selves, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says.
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Millions to mark Australia Day
Hundreds of events have been organised to mark Australia Day, as Queensland scientist Alan Mackay-Sims is named Australian of the Year.
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Woods now a TaylorMade man
"After several months of testing and all brands to choose from, the choice is clearly @TaylorMadeGolf. Proud to join the family!” Woods wrote on his twitter account.
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Bolt loses relay Olympic gold after Jamaica's Carter tests positive
Carter was found to have taken the prohibited substance methylhexaneamine, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) said on Wednesday, meaning Jamaica's 4x100 metres relay team must give back their gold medals.
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Italy look for soccer inspiration at 'pivotal moment'
LONDON (Reuters) - Italian rugby is at a pivotal moment and can model its future success on the country's great soccer teams, coach Conor O'Shea said on Wednesday ahead of the Six Nations championship.
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Watford sign striker Zarate from Fiorentina
LONDON (Reuters) - Watford have signed striker Mauro Zarate to a two-and-a-half-year deal from Italian side Fiorentina, the Premier League club said on Wednesday.
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Club success can inspire Scotland, says coach Cotter
LONDON (Reuters) - With Scotland's rugby clubs riding high in Europe and its Six Nations squad one of the strongest in years, coach Vern Cotter says there is a "buzz" around his team ahead of their opener against Ireland.
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Messi has evolved into 'total footballer' - Luis Enrique
BARCELONA (Reuters) - Barcelona coach Luis Enrique paid tribute to Lionel Messi on Wednesday for his evolution into a "total footballer" throughout his career, which he believes will help the five-time World Player of the Year maintain his quality long into the future.
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Dow tops historic 20,000 mark
The major stock index on Wall Street has touched a symbolic record high for the first time, as the post-Trump election rally reignites.
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America's Cup enters new era with post-Bermuda team deal
LONDON (Reuters) - America's Cup teams have agreed a new framework for sport's oldest trophy which aims to make it easier to meet the multi-million dollar costs of hi-tech boats, raise sponsorship and give clarity for sailors, fans and broadcasters.
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Ireland coach Schmidt confident on Sexton fitness
LONDON (Reuters) - Ireland coach Joe Schmidt is confident veteran flyhalf Johnny Sexton will be fully fit for his country's opening Six Nations Championship fixture away to Scotland in a little under two weeks.
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Hull accept £10 million Burnley bid for Snodgrass - media
LONDON (Reuters) - Hull City have accepted a bid of around 10 million pounds from fellow Premier League club Burnley for top scorer Robert Snodgrass, British media reported on Wednesday.
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Peers eliminates Davis Cup teammate
John Peers has helped eliminate his Australian Davis Cup teammate Sam Groth from the men's doubles.
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UK PM will publish Brexit 'White Paper'
British Prime Minister Theresa May has plans for a Brexit 'White Paper' which will outline the UK's exit from the EU.
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Nadal rolls over Raonic to reach semi-finals
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Rafa Nadal continued his brilliant revival at the Australian Open to topple Milos Raonic 6-4 7-6(7) 6-4 on Wednesday and reach his first grand slam semi-final in three years.
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Mick Fanning honoured on Australia Day
Surfer Mick Fanning and Formula One driver Mark Webber have both been appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia.
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Gillard honoured as pioneer policymaker
Julia Gillard says she's proud to be part of a country where a four year old migrant can grow up to become prime minister.
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Gillard, Barnsey among honoured Aussies
The Australia Day honours list reflects the melting pot that is modern Australia, including Scottish import Jimmy Barnes and our first woman PM, born in Wales.
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Ex-ministers, judges, diplomats honoured
Senior public servants, former ministers, diplomats and a High Court judge are among those receiving Australia Day honours.
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England change focus to T20s in India
England may be moving on from 50-over cricket to Twenty20 in Kanpur but captain Eoin Morgan still has his eyes on the prize that is the Champions Trophy.
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Eddie bruised at Six Nations launch
Dylan Hartley has been confirmed as England captain for the upcoming Six Nations and was accompanied at Wednesday's tournament launch by a bruised Eddie Jones.
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Black eye for Jones, England armband for Hartley
LONDON (Reuters) - England coach Eddie Jones arrived at the official launch of the Six Nations championship on Wednesday looking like he had been getting a little too involved in their warm weather training as he sported a large bandage over a cut and black eye.
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This time it's different, says Dimitrov
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - There have been a few false dawns in Grigor Dimitrov's career so it was no surprise that he spent so much time talking about how this year was going to be different after reaching his first grand slam semi-final in three years on Wednesday.
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Brawn holds up Leicester City success as F1 ideal
LONDON (Reuters) - Ross Brawn says Formula One's dream scenario would be for the performance gap to be narrowed to the point where smaller teams can hope to emulate the fairytale success of Premier League champions Leicester City.
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Ballack praises Conte handling of Costa situation
Costa, the club's top scorer this season, was recently left out of the Chelsea squad with a back strain amid British media speculation of a row with backroom staff and a possible transfer to Chinese side Tianjin Quanjian.
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Qld scientist named Australian of the Year
The Australian of the Year for 2017 is biomolecular scientist Alan Mackay-Sim.
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Vic fundraiser named Australian Local Hero
A Victorian woman who campaigned and fundraised to secure $30 million for a cancer centre in her community has been named Australia's Local Hero for 2017.
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Catholic nun named Senior Aust of the Year
The Senior Australian of the Year for 2017 is Catholic nun Sister Anne Gardiner from the Tiwi Islands.
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Serena leads semi-final charge of thirtysomethings
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Only three women can now prevent Serena Williams from clinching a 23rd grand slam title on Saturday, her sister Venus, a younger compatriot and a 34-year-old Croatian she last played nearly two decades ago.
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Bolt finalises team for Nitro Athletics
Usain Bolt has finalised his team for next month's Nitro Series in Melbourne.
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Hip hop artists add their voice to change date of Australia Day
SBS World News Radio:While many people will be celebrating Australia Day,there is also a swell of popular support to change the date of Australia day, with newspapers, artists and many in the Indigenous community rallying behind it.
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PM congratulates award finalists
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has congratulated the finalists of the 2017 Australian of the Year awards.
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SA fashion designer Young Aust of the Year
An Adelaide fashion designer whose locally-made clothes are worn on runways and red carpets around the world is 2017's Young Australian of the Year.
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Adam Giles lands job with Gina Rinehart
Former Northern Territory chief minister Adam Giles has taken a job with the pastoral arm of mining billionaire Gina Rinehart's company Hancock Prospecting.
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John Holland denies hospital lead fault
Builder John Holland says it is not responsible for lead discovered in water at Perth's new children's hospital site.
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Midfielder Coutinho extends contract with Liverpool
Although no official details of his new contract were revealed, media reports said the 24-year-old signed a five-and-a-half year extension that will keep him at Liverpool until 2022 and make him the club's highest-paid player.
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Becoming a new citizen: How Australia compares
More than 16,000 migrants from 150 different countries are preparing to enjoy their first day as Australian citizens at more than 400 citizenship ceremonies across the country on Australia Day. Here's how other countries do it.
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