Новости за 08.04.2018

Josh Frydenberg talks on a possible sale of the Liddell power station from AGL to Alinta. Credit: ABC/Insiders

NETBALL is one of the most popular team sports at the Commonwealth Games and Australia is very good at it. Seriously good in fact.

HOW do you improve on an award-winning display home on the coast?

Eyewitness describes attack on police officer in Emerton. Credit: 7 News

THE Matildas are in Jordan for their most important tournament of the year.

The latest news from Australia and around the world.

A horrific bus crash in Canada involving the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team has sent shockwaves through the National Hockey League.

AUSSIE 800m runner Brittany McGowan has sensationally slammed having her times compared to the blistering speed of controversial South African star Caster Semenya.

UFC: New footage has emerged of Conor McGregor's insane meltdown where he attacked a busload of MMA fighters.

IN the candid post on social media, The Sopranos star revealed her Multiple Sclerosis (MS) was taking its toll on her duties as mum to a newborn.

HAWTHORN has the opportunity to join Port Adelaide as the only remaining unbeaten teams left in the competition today but a blockbuster against Richmond awaits first.

YORKE Peninsula footy fans will need to be clever with their words if they want to sledge CMS Crows’ new attacking weapon Michael Wundke.

THE drought broke in more ways than one for Ports Football Club on the Eyre Peninsula last year.

Deputy Labor leader Tanya Plibersek has criticised a proposal by the Monash Forum — a group of Coalition backbenchers pushing for a $4 billion coal-fired power plant — for injecting outdated views into a changing energy market. Ms Plibersek says the idea that the government would spend billions to build a coal-fired power plant to give Australians more expensive power and higher emissions in place of renewables is ‘nuts’. Instead, Ms Plibersek argues Labor’s plan to have 50 per cent renewable energy... Читать дальше...

GOING out for a meal is one of my favourite things to do. Seriously, how good is a Sunday sleep in followed by a delicious beach side brunch with friends? Plus, you don’t have to do the washing up. That’s my idea of a perfect weekend.

FORMER Australia captain Michael Clarke has responded to a report he’s willing to come out of retirement to help out the Test side following the suspensions of David Warner, Steve Smith and Cameron Bancroft.

NRL: Spud Carroll and the rest of the panel discuss Nathan Brown's sledge of Wayne Bennett.

Football: Cristiano Ronaldo has replicated his famous Champions League bicycle goal at training.

A 4-alarm fire broke out at Trump Tower on New York City’s Fifth Avenue on April 7, the FNDY confirmed. The fire department said one person was seriously injured. US President Donald Trump tweeted about the fire, saying: “Fire at Trump Tower is out. Very confined (well built building). Firemen (and women) did a great job. THANK YOU!” Credit: TheoRael via Storyful

April 9, 2018. Former PM Tony Abbott leads off the peloton as the annual Pollie Pedal gets underway from Melbourne's Shrine of Remembrance. The event supports the charity Solider On. (AAP Video/Christine McGinn)

April 8, 2018. Former PM Tony Abbott speaks to fellow riders ahead of the annual Pollie Pedal which kicks off from Melbourne's Shrine of Remembrance. Mr Abbott says the Shrine of Remembrance is a "special place" and stands as a reminder of the sacrifice of previous generations. (AAP Video/Christine McGinn)

Supporters of Brazilian ex-President Luis “Lula” da Silva tried to stop him from surrendering himself to police in on April 7, after appeals to suspend his arrest failed. This video shows Lula being carried by a crowd that chant “En sou Lula,” or “I am Lula,” outside the Metal Workers Union in Sao Bernardo do Campo, Sao Paulo. After passing through the crowd, da Silva entered a police vehicle in a convoy of cars, Reuters reported. The former country leader said he would surrender despite being innocent... Читать дальше...

Football: Wayne Rooney did not react well to being subbed off early in the second half, throwing a tantrum of sorts on the bench.

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April 8, 2018. Former PM Tony Abbott speaks to reporters in ahead of the annual Pollie Pedal which kicked off from Melbourne's Shrine of Remembrance. Mr Abbott says he expects the ride to test his fitness. Mr Abbott says he has been upping his normal riding to get ready for the event. (AAP Video/Christine McGinn)