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Australia and India's batsmen pile on the runs on day two in Ranchi, as Steve Smith, Glenn Maxwell and KL Rahul enjoy prosperous stays at the crease.
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Prosecutors lodge an appeal against the four-year sentence handed down to Australian woman Sara Connor this week for her role in the killing of a Bali police officer, saying it "does not reflect a sense of justice".
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Two members of the Royal Australian Navy are being investigated over a huge US Navy bribery scandal involving prostitution, bribery, wild parties and a Malaysian businessman known as 'Fat Leonard'.
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Multinational gas companies have played Australian customers. It's hard not to conclude LNG producers are cheating the system.
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A Regional Express flight from Albury to Sydney is forced to make an emergency landing after losing one of its propellers while flying at approximately 6,000 feet with 16 passengers and three crew members on board.
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Australia's booming craft beer industry, which has more than doubled in the past five years, is demanding a fairer deal from the Federal Government, saying the current tax regime is holding it back.
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A Brazilian backpacker came running — naked and screaming for help — toward her rescuers "as if there was someone right behind her" and with bruising, scratches and a black eye, the South Australian Supreme Court is told.
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A former Canberra teacher accused of two acts of indecency on a student in the 1980s, including one at the old Canberry Fair site, goes on trial in the ACT Supreme Court.
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The opulent tastes of US President Donald Trump are well known, and their influences can be traced back to French aristocracy and the splendour of Louis XIV's Palace of Versailles.
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An Iranian asylum seeker will be allowed to remain in Australia for another three months on a temporary visa, but still remains "in limbo" once it expires.
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Veteran sports commentator Bruce McAvaney makes public he has been diagnosed with leukaemia.
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Experts call for IVF treatment guidelines to be overhauled, arguing they discriminate against obese women trying to fall pregnant.
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The "clumsy" use of restraints and handcuffs have injured children in Victoria's troubled juvenile jails, a parliamentary committee is told, while lockdowns were so frequent some detainees were uncertain when they were allowed to leave their rooms.
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The Catholic Education Office in Canberra says it "absolutely failed parents" by planning to quietly move a disgraced priest to a home beside schools, after a group of 80 people meets with the Archbishop over the matter.
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An eagle-eyed local musician saves a valuable Steinway baby grand piano from destruction at a Broome tip, after resort staff ditch the instrument during a clean-up.
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A new teaching telescope at Mt Stromlo Observatory is set to give school students a hands-on experience learning about astronomy.
