Новости за 18.07.2015

North Ballarat are desperate for AFL Victoria to investigate their assumption that there were 19 Essendon players on the field mid-way through the opening term of the clash, which sparked a headcount from umpires at Windy Hill.

Two women have been charged with allegedly assaulting a man with a hammer in Sydney's east.

Geelong, playing without their captain, dug deep to hold the Western Bulldogs at arm's length and emerge with an eight-point win.

The winter market isn't on ice, with buyers enjoying plenty of choice before spring's peak.

Fourteen ships have been identified as the possible source of a film of oil stretching - in broken sections – 30 kilometres long and five kilometres wide south of Townsville, Patrick Quirk, general manager of Maritime Services Queensland said on Saturday.

Luck, hope and consolation fill glass craftsman Nick Wirdnam's Bowl of Plenty. He speaks with Clare Barry.

Underworld figures are being warned to stay away from Jupiters Hotel & Casino in the Gold Coast amid fears their presence could jeopardise owner Echo Entertainment Group's bid to win a new casino license in Brisbane worth more than $12 billion.

In a tough poem about a small child who drowns in a dog's bowl, American scholar Linda Gregerson concludes, "We're slow to cut our losses."

This is Michael Cheika's team now. How will the new Wallabies go against South Africa?

All the talking points from Cronulla's 21-20 golden point win against the Canberra Raiders.

Many of us will have seen something we can't quite explain, or know someone who has. But those who subscribe to a belief system rooted in the paranormal, or are willing to admit to it, are in a tiny minority.

Car makers dream of bringing autonomous vehicles to the market, but is the public ready to let go of the wheel?

Tuggeranong have exerted their dominance in a 44-19 victory over Gungahlin in the final round of the John I Dent Cup on Saturday.

A humpback whale that became caught in a shark net in waters off the Gold Coast has been partially freed from the tangle.

Already missing their second-highest goalkicker Jamie Elliott, Collingwood were going to need everything going right to have a chance against West Coast on Saturday night.

About 80 Mount Waverley residents are asking the hard questions now construction site is crumbling before their eyes. Chloe Booker reports

Richmond have avoided quick fixes, but the time to gamble has come.

Only three months into the job and Emergency Services Minister David Elliott has upset the very people he is in the post to represent.

If you want to be good at something you have to practise. So if you can do it in idyllic surroundings – what's to stop you?

A Catholic priest has been found guilty of common assault and dismissed from his Sydney parish after he smacked a child in church. But that's not what the congregation was told.

School nut bans don't protect children from anaphylactic attacks, but can instead cause resentment and bullying of the growing number of kids with food allergies, schools and parents are now being told.

Rugby league needs to be saved from an epidemic of violence and abuse at junior league level according to Canterbury Bulldogs boss Raelene Castle, who has called an emergency meeting next week to tackle the crisis.

Heritage Round, it is, but Rabbitohs and Dragons Holden Cup players took to the olden days spirit a little too enthusiastically on Saturday night, engaging in an all-in brawl that led to two players being sent off.

The red-brick unit was dated, but its location couldn't be beat.

Police have blasted both sides involved in a series of right-wing protests and left-wing counter-demonstrations that shut down a part of the CBD, claiming the message has been lost amidst scenes of violence.