Australia won the second test. Australia 463-Ist Innings and in second innings 401/7 declared and India scoring 532-Ist Innings, and could score only 210 all out in 70.5 over on fifth day.Harbhajan and Kumble added 25 runs for seventh wicket. Commentators rated Australia batted additionally with umpire on their side.

Australian Stock Exchange announces its monthly activity information for cash and derivatives markets for December 2007. Cash markets (including equities, interest rates and warrants trades):

The No-grip cup has received the Powerhouse Museum DesignTECH Award for innovation in design at a presentation today by NSW Minister for Education and Training, the Hon John Della Bosca MLC, recognising the top design and technology projects by 2007 Higher School Certificate students.

A spectacular exhibition of exquisite silverware made in 18th century England drawn from the American collection of Paul and Elissa Cahn, one of the finest private collections of silver in the world today, comes to Australia for the first time for an exclusive showing at the Powerhouse Museum from 18 April 2008.

Australia has begun ushering in the new year with spectacular fireworks displays. In Sydney, about 1.5 million people gathered to watch the traditional New Year's Eve fireworks around Sydney Harbour.

Standing proudly on a strong foundation, emerging from a radiant past, Sydney Dance Company is entering a new era. In 2008, the company’s ensemble of 17 dancers will premiere the works of three significant international choreographers over three seasons in Sydney.

Kitty Kantilla was one of Australia's most remarkable Indigenous artists, celebrated for her innovation, unique style and mastery of a range of mediums. The breadth and beauty of her work will be unveiled in this major retrospective exhibition, running through 20 January 2008.

Standard & Poor's (S&P) and the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) today announced the renaming of two S&P/ASX Property Trust indices. The changes follow consultation with a wide variety of key index stakeholders, and favourable feedback on the recommendations contained in the consultation paper released on August 23, 2007.

Australian Stock Exchange Limited (ASX) announces its monthly activity information for cash and derivatives markets for November 2007.

Seventy-five years ago, the Sydney Symphony consisted of just 24 players performing incidental music for radio plays, music for the dinner hour and broadcasts of concert repertoire. Today, as Australia’s premier orchestra, the Sydney Symphony and its 90 musicians are world acclaimed, giving hundreds of concerts each year throughout New South Wales and at its home, the Sydney Opera House.

Sydneysiders have an opportunity to hear one of the world’s rarest and most sought-after instruments this December, played by an equally sought-after musician and backed by the might of the Sydney Symphony.

A year after the accident that almost ended his career, Nigel Kennedy returns to Australia to perform works by Beethoven and Mozart with the Sydney Symphony in three cities – Sydney, Newcastle and Brisbane. It marks the first Sydney Symphony performance in Queensland for 15 years and promises to be worth the wait!