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Bangladesh were bowled out for 166 in the first ODI against Australia at Allan Border Field, with Annabel Sutherland taking four wickets.
Opposition figures and labour groups say the Federal Government's 30-day petrol discount is inadequate and are demanding a return to subsidy.
German media report that the 14-year-old daughter of Collien Fernandes obtained a cease-and-desist order against her mother, who calls the move misrepresented.
Virgin Trains plans 13 daily London-Paris round trips from 2030, ordering 12 Alstom trains to compete with Eurostar under the Channel.
Independent MP Monique Ryan responds to Josh Frydenberg's book claims about the 2022 campaign, saying her focus stays on the Kooyong community.
Counting is under way for bypolls to five Assembly seats and one Lok Sabha seat across four states and a union territory, with the BJP and TVK leading key races.
President Lee Jae-myung accused ruling-bloc hardliners of demanding top posts despite lacking ability and attacking allies in the name of reform.
Ukrainian officials say a Russian attack on two buses in Kramatorsk killed 33 people, as Kyiv's negotiators prepare for talks in Miami with US envoys.
More than 140,000 people are voting in the French social-democratic primary, with the first round result described as unusually uncertain.
Tanzania's government says culture and creative sectors can drive jobs and growth under Vision 2050, with Kiswahili and heritage among the opportunities.
Singapore's LTA opens public consultation on merging COE Categories A and B, while MINDEF reports a full-time serviceman died after being found unconscious on Pulau Tekong.
A Cureus case report describes multibacillary leprosy that presented as chronic progressive polyneuropathy and was first diagnosed as probable CIDP.
Stakeholders at Uganda's fourth National Dyslexia Awareness Day urged stronger research, earlier identification and improved teacher preparation.
A soldier hurt in a Basilan ambush has died from a head injury, Inquirer.net reports, as a manhunt for the attackers continues.
With under a year until Oslo's municipal election, Labour, the Conservatives, SV and the Progress Party are naming who they want in the city's top jobs.
The World Health Organization recommends lifestyle-based care over medication and surgery for younger children, citing a fourfold rise in obesity since 1990.
Your competitors are quietly using AI to crush you while you're still "thinking about it." Here's the survival guide every modern business needs—before it's too late.
China's Coast Guard says it permitted a Philippine vessel to transfer an injured person from a grounded ship near Second Thomas Shoal, and warns Manila against further actions.
A Daily Wire movie that appears to recreate elements of Renee Good's killing will stay in production in Livingston, Montana, under new permit limits.
The U.S. Defense Department plans to broadcast the December 3 execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan, according to Swedish media reports.
A judge says she will not be ready to rule next week on a challenge to Ireland's new flat-fee legal aid model, as criminal court disruption continues.
Phys.org reports a new simulation tool models DNA packaging at more than ten times the scale previously possible.
Argentina's top criminal court unanimously refused requests from Máximo and Florencia Kirchner to suspend the confiscation of their assets, clearing the way for auctions.
A four-person crew returned from the International Space Station on Thursday, splashing down in the Pacific Ocean off California, Al Jazeera reports.
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