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Australia builds a 46-run lead over India for the loss of six wickets, as Shaun Marsh and Matthew Renshaw both notch half-centuries. Look back at how day two unfolded in our live blog.
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Prime Minister Malcom Turnbull bluntly dismisses One Nation leader Pauline Hanson's belief that Australians are calling out for a leader like Russian President Vladimir Putin, who would "stand up and fight for this country".
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Gladys Berejiklian instructs government agencies to probe their handling of a case involving a woman police allege tried to drown her two sons in the Murray River, amid claims concerns about her behaviour were ignored.
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Senator Nick Xenophon is promising to give the major parties "a run for their money" at the next South Australian election with the creation of his new party, SA Best.
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German-Australian artist Hans Heysen made gum trees famous and gave generously to a wounded soldiers' fund during WWI, but recently unearthed papers show authorities believed he was a potential traitor.
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Two Joint Strike Fighter planes, worth around $100 million each, are forced to stay an extra day at the Avalon Air Show west of Melbourne because there could be lightning near their next destination.
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Federal Opposition Leader Bill Shorten says Malcolm Turnbull was "hiding" from the parade, but whether the Prime Minister was even welcome depends on who you ask.
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A Perth mother who is two months pregnant with her second child fears for her family's future as her husband's application for a partner visa is rejected and a request for ministerial intervention declined.
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A 3D printing company is providing much-needed medical supplies to remote areas of earthquake-recovering Nepal, where basic tools such as tweezers and otoscopes are next to impossible to source.
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US President Donald Trump accuses Barack Obama of "wire-tapping" his office phones in Trump Tower during the 2016 election campaign, without offering any evidence or explanation of what prompted the allegations.
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Solar provides rays of hope for the small mining town of Collinsville in north Queensland as companies vie to take advantage of the region's 300 days a year of perfect sunshine.
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Unsuspecting guests at Adelaide's Hilton are about to become part of the backdrop for a dance performance challenging perceptions of disability.
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Stamp duty for first home buyers will be abolished in Victoria for homes under $600,000 and there will be concessions on homes up to $750,000 as part of a suite of changes to make housing more affordable.
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A pilot is recovering in hospital after his self-made plane experienced engine failure, crashing into a field at Tumut, west of Canberra, yesterday afternoon.
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Somalia's Prime Minister says 110 people have died from hunger in the past 48 hours in a single region — the first death toll announced in a severe drought threatening millions of people across the country.
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Scientists say they've been hearing worrying stories about platypus numbers, so they are setting off on a nationwide search to find just how the species is faring.
