Now that you've either won or lost, the odds and stats don't matter so take a look at the lighter side of the Cup with our gallery of the day at Flemington
If it's back to business for you, the RBA kept interest rates on hold this afternoon. Economists predict the central bank will revise its inflation forecasts later this week
Here's what's coming up tonight:
5:00pm AEDT: Bill Shorten will receive a traditional welcome at Eita Maneaba, Kiribati as part of his Pacific nations visit
8:00pm AEDT: South African prosecutors are expected to appeal against the conviction and sentence handed to Oscar Pistorius over the death of Reeva Steenkamp. They want a harsher penalty
Donald Trump will launch his book Crippled America: How to make America great again in New York overnight
The Reserve Bank of Australia leaves the official cash rate unchanged at the historic low of 2 per cent, but notes weak inflation may leave room for a further rate cut if needed.
Military experts say a small bomb — either with a timer, or triggered by altitude — now appears the most likely cause of the Russian airliner crash in Egypt's Sinai Desert.
Criminologist Paul Wilson played hide and seek with a young girl while naked in his bedroom and encouraged her to undress, a District Court trial in Brisbane hears.
Manufacturers of button-sized lithium batteries must make them safe if swallowed, a Queensland coroner has recommended following an inquest into the death of four-year-old Sunshine Coast girl Summer Steer.
Pop star Taylor Swift is being sued for $59 million by an R&B artist, who says she copied his lyrics for her hit song Shake It Off and there is "no way" she came up with them independently.
A former school counsellor often hypnotised and sexually abused boys during counselling sessions at Brisbane Grammar School, the royal commission into child sexual abuse hears.
A veteran Coalition senator warns colleagues against increasing the GST rate, saying the Howard government "committed our promise to blood" that it would never rise.
Cult TV franchise Star Trek will boldly return to the small screen with a brand new series in 2017, CBS says, delighting millions of fans around the world.
Young children are the most vulnerable as an El Nino-driven drought compounds the destruction caused by Cyclone Pam in Vanuatu, with at least one infant killed amid growing desperation.
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