Royal regret? Point Of Law leads Maher's Cup trifecta Point Of Law, previously owned and bred by King Charles, won the Melbourne Cup as master trainer Ciaron Maher claimed a historic trifecta. AAP · Nov 2
Treasurer urged to rein in spending as rates rise again The Reserve Bank's split 6-3 decision to raise interest rates was viewed as a dovish sign, but governor Michele Bullock would not rule out more hikes if needed. AAP · Nov 2
Devine intervention fires Scorchers to low-scoring win Perth Scorchers have defended 9-124 to beat the Melbourne Stars, with Sophie Devine and Alana King securing victory despite Meg Lanning's classy knock. AAP · Nov 2
Ewing, Nichols lead big Australian charge at Cloud 9 A total of four Australians have reached the Philippines Pro semi-finals across the men's and women's divisions, with Ethan Ewing leading the charge. AAP · Nov 2
Han masterclass powers understrength Venom to victory Han Xu has stepped up when Geelong needed her, to spearhead the Venom to a thrilling comeback victory over the Bendigo Spirit. AAP · Nov 2
Oduro stars as Melbourne United thump wayward Breakers The NZ Breakers had just two players hit double figures as Melbourne United soared to their third win on the trot with an easy victory at John Cain Arena. AAP · Nov 2
Hammer locked in just one day after hitting open market The Dolphins have secured a huge re-signing as they look to replicate last season's preliminary final finish. AAP · Nov 2
'I am thankful': Bulls gun's century vindicates Khawaja The Sheffield Shield clash between Queensland and Victoria is set for a tight finish after Jack Clayton's century and Jem Ryan's three wickets lifted the Bulls. AAP · Nov 2
Sex chats about kids exposed ahead of author's jailing Details of award-winning Jasper Jones author Craig Silvey's disturbing sexualised chats have been aired in court as he was jailed for child exploitation. AAP · Nov 2
She's the one: Robbie makes tasty Melbourne Cup tip As he prepares to entertain fans at Flemington, pop star Robbie Williams has revealed the unusual logic behind his Melbourne Cup tip. AAP · Nov 2
'I wasn't listened to': mothers detail birth trauma "I felt like it was my fault": Women bare their souls to a health probe, detailing how a lack of compassionate care and ignored pleas led to birth trauma. AAP · Nov 2
Cats shrug off underachievers tag ahead of AFLW finals Geelong have been one of the stories of the AFLW season in storming their way to a top-two finish and co-captain Nina Morrison believes it's well overdue. AAP · Nov 2
Fines for childcare centre and worker for toddler death The parents of a toddler who choked to death on a fence have hugged in court surrounded by supporters wearing purple as a childcare centre was fined $40,000. AAP · Nov 2
No red flags: Jets stay brave as ACL losses pile up Newcastle have lost all three of their AFC Champions League matches this season and they face a tough job to end that run against Kevin Muscat's Shanghai Port. AAP · Nov 2
AAP · Nov 2 Addo-Carr's B sample negative as Eels consider his fate Former representative winger Josh Addo-Carr is hoping to remain at Parramatta after police say his B sample from a roadside drugs test has come back negative.
AAP · Nov 2 Roosters captain's surprise offer to save Walker future Sam Walker's Roosters departure now appears inevitable, despite the intervention of club captain James Tedesco.
AAP · Nov 2 Fourth-time lucky? Cautious Cup lead-up for Vauban Legendary trainer Gai Waterhouse says Vauban's race preparation for the Melbourne Cup was limited to prevent the nine-year-old breaking down in his fourth tilt.
AAP · Nov 2 PM eyes backpacker scheme overhaul in UK leader talks Anthony Albanese will seek to tighten rules around British backpackers coming to Australia when he meets with UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham in the Caribbean.
AAP · Nov 2 Ireland's young gun trainer eyes Melbourne Cup history Joseph O'Brien will break a 159-year-old Melbourne Cup record if one of his five contenders is successful at Flemington on Tuesday in Australia's greatest race.
AAP · Nov 2 Scottish gain after Victorian taxpayers' Games pain Scotland reaped a $426 million reward by taking on Victoria's failed Commonwealth Games project despite taxpayers providing just one per cent of the final bill.
AAP · Nov 2 NZ's National Party up attacks on Greens, public sector New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Luxon has denied his re-election pitch has turned negative, despite repeated attacks on the Greens' hopes for key roles.
AAP · Nov 2 Notorious fugitive mars farmer's land clearing case A farmer says the search for a fugitive gunman stopped him from proving how he regenerated his property after being charged with illegal land clearing.
AAP · Nov 2 Usyk's path to global dominance goes through Gatton David Nyika, the New Zealand Olympian based in the quiet rural Queensland town of Gatton, has found himself central to Oleksandr Usyk's next grand plans.
AAP · Nov 2 Lehrmann could face trial after judge calls out delays Former Liberal staffer Bruce Lehrmann has received a tentative date for his criminal trial after telling a court he could not find a barrister to represent him.
AAP · Nov 2 'Level playing field': King's best chance at Cup glory Rachel King has declared So You Are her best shot yet at a maiden Melbourne Cup victory, but won't buy into talk about creating more history for female jockeys.