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OPINION: The Tobys on the Paris climate change talks, cow farts and why it's time to swim or sink.

Papua New Guinea is among the countries set for inclusion in a new OPEC-like council for the world's leading palm oil producing countries.

New Zealand sailors Peter Burling and Blair Tuke have claimed a third consecutive 49er World Championship title.

The World Anti-Doping Agency continued to crack down on Russian drug cheats by suspending the country's anti-doping agency amid calls to extend investigations to other countries and sports.

Nico Rosberg won the Brazilian Formula One Grand Prix for the second year in a row and denied Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton a first win there.

Nico Rosberg has swept to his fifth successive pole position with his Mercedes team mate Lewis Hamilton qualifying alongside him on the Brazilian Grand Prix front row.

All major sporting events in the Paris region have been suspended as France mourned the victims of the deadly attacks.

The Vanuatu Beach Volleyball duo of Miller Pata and Linline Matauatu have finished competition for the year but are already thinking about how to seal Olympic qualification.

The late New Zealander Sir Peter Blake has been inducted into the World Sailing Hall of Fame, the highest honour in the sport.

Convicted murderer Phillip John Smith, who is accused of escaping from prison and fleeing to Brazil, has accused the media of prejudicial coverage. Audio

A third dam is causing concern in Brazil after two other dams holding wastewater collapsed, swamping towns and killing at least eight people.

Hopes of finding survivors of mudslides and floods in Brazil are fading, the governor of Minas Gerais state says.

At least two people are dead, 12 are missing and 30 others are injured after two dams collapsed at a Brazilian iron ore mine.

A punter has made $140,000 after laying the largest-ever bet with the TAB - and Qantas staff will be wearing black after a wager with Air New Zealand.

Jose Mourinho's future as Chelsea football manager looks increasingly insecure after a 3-1 home loss to Liverpool.

A Rugby World Cup fan has placed a record bet - of $400,000 - on the All Blacks beating the Wallabies in tomorrow morning's final.