SBS Punjabi News 5 November: We still don't know who'll be the next POTUS

Major American newspapers headlines depicted the confusion over who will finally become the new US president.

Major American newspaper headlines depicted the confusion over who will finally become the new US president. Source: Supplied

Presenting the major national and international news stories of today; sports, currency exchange rates and the weather forecast for tomorrow.


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**A 65-year-old Melbourne man becomes the first person in Australia to be charged under foreign interference laws...

**The United States presidential election still too close to call...

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**In the NRL, Cameron Murray ruled out for the final two State of Origin matches, forcing New South Wales into changes.

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