Greens deny 'identity crisis' ahead of state election The Greens are looking to turn frustration with the major parties into votes at an upcoming state election and double their seats in both houses. AAP · Nov 6
Hijikata's Paris adventures ended by local hero Australian battler Rinky Hijikata has finally run out of inspiration at the Paris Masters as one of the best weeks of his career was ended by a local hero. AAP · Nov 6
Back to who in the studio? Robots head for the newsroom Newsreader robots Xinyan and Xinhu have been unveiled at the World Media Summit but experts say they are unlikely to replace Aussie presenters anytime soon. AAP · Nov 6
Killer cop insists shooting his ex was the 'right call' An ex-police officer is defending his decision to shoot his ex-boyfriend in what he claimed was self-defence during two days of emotionally-charged testimony. AAP · Nov 6
National claims pathway to power in tight NZ election The outcome of the New Zealand election will not be known until November 27 after election night counting failed to produce a clear winner. AAP · Nov 6
Tonga history makers hunting another big-name scalp As one of the architects of Tonga's Pacific revolution, Tui Lolohea wants to end his time on a high by beating New Zealand to reach the World Cup final. AAP · Nov 6
US cost-of-living punishment a warning for all leaders Australians shouldn't expect much relief out of the US midterm elections but the results paint a grim picture for governments battling cost-of-living pressures. AAP · Nov 6
Arcane campaign blackout takes effect in New Zealand New Zealand electoral laws ban campaigning and media reporting on election day before 7pm, when polling places close. AAP · Nov 6
Tobacco war plan, $400m for buses lead campaign pitches A state opposition has vowed to end tobacco wars as Labor promises to pump $400 million into bus services and One Nation takes its campaign to the regions. AAP · Nov 6
'Stop the Chariot-singing': Kiss looks to bench power The Wallabies have rung the changes for the Nations Championship Test against England with bench power set to play a major part in their plans. AAP · Nov 6
Nelson sees red after racial taunt, taking out Gallen Nelson Asofa-Solomona has claimed he was racially taunted after savagely winning his heavyweight crossover bout with Paul Gallen with a first-round knockout. AAP · Nov 6
Coyte does it again as Sixers beat Stars by one run Sarah Coyte has produced her second match-winning moment in the space of eight days as the Sydney Sixers hung on for a one-run win over the Melbourne Stars. AAP · Nov 6
Matildas veteran strikes gold as Phoenix sink Adelaide Adelaide United's inability to finish off a glut of golden chances has come back to haunt them, with Tameka Yallop scoring in Wellington's 2-0 win. AAP · Nov 6
JackJumpers survive Breakers to go top in NBL The Tasmania JackJumpers did enough to get back to winning in Launceston, with a hard fought two-point win over the New Zealand Breakers. AAP · Nov 6
AAP · Nov 6 Sky Blue's hat-trick heaps more misery on Mariners Al Hassan Toure has stolen the show at Allianz Stadium, scoring a hat-trick to help Sydney FC secure an A-League Men win over strugglers Central Coast.
AAP · Nov 6 First-term MP joins mass exodus ahead of state election A first-term Liberal MP has quit ahead of a state election in March.
AAP · Nov 6 It was miles away: why WACA return has England smiling England's Ashes build-up last year was an utter disaster, but the lessons learnt could prove crucial in their bid to become ODI world champions.
AAP · Nov 6 Volunteers get breakthrough in another missing case Likely human remains have been discovered by a volunteer search group that has been involved in solving several missing person cases.
AAP · Nov 6 Rivals share city visions months from state election The premier and opposition leader presented their competing visions for Sydney's future at an event attended by the city's most influential names.
AAP · Nov 6 'Really well prepared': Roos reflect on Bruton blow As North Melbourne try to become the first AFLW team to pull off a premiership three-peat, coach Darren Crocker has paid tribute to one of their lesser lights.
AAP · Nov 6 The changes that have the Demon ready to attack Open Lleyton Hewitt has credited a shift in Alex de Minaur's mindset to a late season bump in form, two months out from the Australian Open.
AAP · Nov 6 Kiwi clocks a slick Sandown start but Feeney fumes A Grove Racing star topped practice ahead of the opening race of the Sandown 500, as the reigning Supercars champ battled and a top contender was underwhelmed.
AAP · Nov 6 Second dog set to be put down after jogger mauled A second dog involved in a terrifying attack on a jogger is set to be euthanised, pending an appeal from its owner.
AAP · Nov 6 Man accused of wife's murder faces long wait on remand A man accused of killing his partner will have a long wait behind bars until his murder trial in 2028, following his wife's death 10 days after being stabbed.
AAP · Nov 6 Jillaroo eyes Cup final to honour teammate's milestone The Jillaroos are strong favourites in their World Cup semi against Fiji and Simaima Taufa is eager to keep their unbeaten run going in a teammates' 25th Test.