Новости за 20.07.2015

Armed with his familiar dossier of facts and figures, the radio commentator was the undisputed winner in the stats stakes on volume alone.

Australia's opening batter is in doubt after being struck in the head by a delivery from her teammate at their final training session.

A vote for a politician is an expression of trust and each time a politician is loose with public funds it breaches that trust.

Tony Abbott's decision to grant Speaker Bronwyn Bishop "probation" not only puts expenses reform into the never-never but also ignores her worrying partisanship.

Socceroos goalkeeper Mat Ryan is on the cusp of the biggest move of his career after agreeing terms for a €7 million (A$10.3 million) transfer to Spanish powerhouses Valencia.

Stephen Hawking has launched a new $US100 million ($135 million) ten year search for intelligent life elsewhere in the universe.

Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce has signed off on key protocols that will clear the way for up to a million head of live cattle to be exported to China annually, opening up a major new market for Australian beef farmers.

Victoria's most disadvantaged communities have shown little sign of improvement over the past 15 years, a new report shows.

A night-time curfew for flights at Melbourne Airport is inevitable unless the state and federal governments curb encroaching housing development, a planning expert says.

Large caches of data stolen from online cheating site AshleyMadison.com have been posted online by an individual or group that claims to have completely compromised the company's user databases, financial records and other proprietary information. The still-unfolding leak could be quite damaging to some 37 million users of the hookup service, whose slogan is "Life is short. Have an affair."

Geraldine Turner spins tales of life on stage in an intimate evening of cabaret.

Hawthorn have played some outstanding football for a good four years straight now. But is this the best this generation of Hawks have ever played?

A large salmonella outbreak has been traced back to a High Tea service at Melbourne's five-star Langham Hotel.

Professional surfers around the world will be questioning their motive for taking to the water in the wake of Mick Fanning's horrific encounter with a shark during South Africa's J-Bay Open final, according to a leading sports psychologist.

Kelly Slater says his friend "clearly" saw a shark in the water only four hours before his good mate Mick Fanning was attacked as footage emerged of what appears to be a shark close to where the Australian was surfing earlier at a championship surfing event in South Africa overnight.

A policy decision reached during the summer by the AFL Coaches Association will see the family of Phillip Walsh receive an insurance payout of $250,000.

​The coaching replacement for Phillip Walsh could come in the form of two men, not one, as Adelaide conceded the tragic death of its senior mentor could force another football department restructure.

The Philae comet lander has fallen silent, European scientists said on Monday, raising fears that it has moved again on its new home millions of kilometres from Earth.

A sacked Grill'd employee has taken the burger company to court demanding her job back as a feud escalates over "unfair" pay and conditions.

Three-time world champion surfer Mick Fanning says he would be happy never to compete again after surviving a shark attack during a surfing event at Jeffreys Bay in South Africa.

James Milner and Danny Ings were on target as Liverpool beat Adelaide United 2-0 on Monday at Adelaide Oval.

Chris Rogers was visiting a doctor in London on Monday as Australian medicos endeavoured to determine whether the dizzy spell that led to him retiring hurt on the fourth day of the second Test was related to a head knock he had received while batting two days earlier.

The fearless American comedian laughs at Hollywood's fascination with her achievements.

Manly coach Geoff Toovey is still confident his side can play finals football despite an underwhelming performance against North Queensland, while Daly Cherry-Evans will have scans on Tuesday after injuring his left shoulder.

Researchers scan astronauts after trips into space, finding a strong production of collagen.