Новости за 08.04.2018

After more than 35 years living in the same house, the prospect of moving might seem daunting to many.

DRAG queens and children may have more in common than first thought.

US President Donald Trump says Syrian President Bashar al-Assad will have a "big price to pay" for launching a deadly chemical weapons attack on civilians, and blamed Iran and Russian President Vladimir Putin for backing "animal Assad".

THE are fears for Belgian cyclist Michael Goolaerts who reportedly suffered a cardiac arrest during the Paris-Roubaix.

AFL: The Eagles have beaten the Cats in round three of the AFL.

Australia has continued it's golden performance, as they lead the Commonwealth Games medal tally by two gold medals.

IT MAY be a home Commonwealth Games, but Australia’s Emily Seebohm is not exactly feeling the love.

A-League: Victory press conference moments after their comeback win over the Phoenix.

Australian Maritime Safety Authority has failed a live export ship over airflow, the ship was carrying 65,000 sheep en route to the Middle East.

US President Donald Trump says in a Tweet that China will take down its trade barriers and that the two countries will reach a deal on intellectual property.

IT IS the most anticipated opinion survey in two-and-a-half years and as expected Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull lost his 30th Newspoll to Labor.

Government frontbencher Matt Canavan says the Coalition will not let Newspoll dictate who will lead the Liberal party. Malcolm Turnbull has suffered his 30th consecutive Newspoll loss, with the Coalition trailing Labor 52-48 per cent. Mr Turnbull used the fact that Tony Abbott lost 30 Newspolls in a row as one of the justifcations for ousting him as prime minister in 2015. Minister Canavan has told Sky News that Newspolls will not dictate who will lead the government.

WITH a flurry of profanities and an increasingly alarming shade of red flushing across Jarrod’s face, some unexpected visitors have gate crashed Bachelor in Paradise.

NO Big Tuna, no big deal. Cold stricken champion Kyle Chalmers may have suffered a shock loss but a rousing pool rally and Australian cycling’s wheels of thunder made it a night to savour.

TANTRUMS and upset have marred day four of the Commonwealth Games, with collapses, disqualifications and chair-hurling signifying the strain the athletes are under.

Prime Minster Malcolm Turnbull has suffered his 30th consecutive loss to Labor in the latest Newpoll result. The government trails Labor 52-48 on a two-party preferred basis. Mr Turnbull used the fact that Tony Abbott lost 30 Newspolls in a row as a justification for challenging him for the Liberal party leadership in 2015.

Commonwealth Games: Papua New Guinea's Steven Kari celebrates his 94kg weighlifting gold medal with utter delight while Canada's Boady Santavy reacts in digust with his second place.

Watch the evolution of Australia's two party preferred vote during Malcolm Turnbull's tenure as Prime Minister.

A-League: Phoenix press conference moments after thier heartbreaking loss to the Victory.

A-League: Sydney press conference moments after their big 3-0 win over the Reds.

A-League: Reds press conference moments after their loss a the red-hot Sydney FC side.

Football: The Matildas have had a draw to start their Asian Cup campaign.

BOTH are 2-1 and while it’s still a week away, it’s already being eyed off by fans not only of the two clubs — but across the AFL competition.

NRL: The Titans have beaten Manly in round five of the NRL. The win means that the Titans are the only QLD side with a winning record in the NRL.

FOOTAGE of hundreds of Australian sheep, cramped together and dying aboard a squalid live export ship, has shone the light on “shocking” failures of the industry.