Новости за 03.07.2015

Nick Kyrgios was found in breach of Wimbledon's all white policy in Friday's victory against Milos Raonic, bizarrely warned for wearing the tournament's official headband.

Bernard Tomic and Sam Stosur have crashed out of Wimbledon following respective straight-set losses on Friday.

Few AFL coaches have delivered more in 12 senior games than the half-season Philip Walsh contributed to the sport he so adored.

Hawthorn and Collingwood players have honoured Adelaide coach Phil Walsh with a moving gesture after Friday's night match at the MCG.

​The top administrative court of Greece declared Friday that a referendum on a European bailout package is constitutional, allowing a potentially historic vote that could change the shape of Europe.

The record-setting flight of the sun-powered Solar Impulse 2 landed in Hawaii on Friday after the longest, most dangerous leg of its around-the-world journey.

​Greece's referendum on Sunday means a short weekend for foreign-exchange analysts and traders, some of whom will rush to their desks even before the official opening for currency trading at 5am Sydney time on Monday.

Iron ore capped the biggest weekly loss since April as shipments surged and data showed the slowdown in China's steel industry deepened, vindicating banks from Goldman Sachs Group to Citigroup that had forecast declines.

Prince Charles and Camilla the Duchess of Cornwall are set to visit Australia and New Zealand in November for the first time since the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.

Cameron Smith said Phil Walsh left an immediate impact on those around him.

Indian Sandalwood producer TFS Corp has been dealt a legal blow after the Supreme Court of WA dismissed a pre-trial discovery and orderd the company to pay the costs of defendant broker Taylor Collison.

People looking after humans could take a lesson or two from Rod the wonder vet.

The question is whether we're capable of absorbing all the bad news delivered to us without unconsciously deciding the world is much worse than it actually is.

It was a unique sight on the hallowed MCG turf, as befitted an unprecedented day in Australian Rules football history.

An internal investigation has been launched at The Salvation Army's much-praised Oasis Youth Support centre in Surry Hills amid claims of homophobia after a young woman was advised to "pray" away her attraction to other women.

Sam Stosur has lost 12 straight games to exit Wimbledon in an extraordinary 6-2, 6-0 defeat to Coco Vandeweghe.

What price the habitat of the endangered Blue Mountains skink, the giant dragonfly, rare swamp plants and an increase in salinity in rivers that feed Sydney's water drinking supply?

Nick Kyrgios took fans on a rollercoaster of emotions during the second set of his clash with Canada's Milos Raonic, slamming his racquet into the ground in frustration before recovering to take the set.

The majority of Australia's top private economists do not believe the property market in Sydney or Melbourne is in a bubble.

Victorians are shouldering the biggest state and local government tax burden in the nation as the state struggles to cope with booming population growth and rising costs for basic services.

Stan Wawrinka continued his stealthy progress through the Wimbledon draw with another clinical victory on Friday.

What was it Jesus said about a prophet being accepted everywhere but in his home town?

Adani's cunning stunt on a vote with traditional owners backfired.

A woman has been nabbed drink driving at more than five times the legal limit after bogging her car on the Mornington Peninsula.

Global markets may have recovered from an onslaught of Greece-sparked volatility this week, but Sunday's referendum will plunge investors back into uncertainty.