Новости за 28.07.2015

Thirty years after he completed a strategic review of the then struggling VFL, Geelong president Colin Carter has expressed major concerns about the style of play clubs have embraced and has called for the AFL's wealth tax to be scrapped.

If you want to know the secret behind the success of Tyrannosaurus rex and its meat-eating dinosaur cousins, look no further than their teeth.

Some stories can be expanded or renewed while others should be allowed to rest or even die.

Adem Somyurek's has claimed the bullying allegations against him are part of "payback" plot for abandoning the shop assistants union.

After months of bickering, Fortescue Metals Group chairman Andrew Forrest and Rio Tinto iron ore boss Andrew Harding have agreed on one thing: volatility in China's stockmarket is nothing to worry about.

It might not be Monet, but the National Zoo and Aquarium's budding meerkat artists are sure to give the Canberra art community paws for thought.

When someone opens a press conference saying they've been waiting months to talk, you know they're going to drop some bombs.

Road rage has resulted in a two-car crash in Canberra's north over the weekend.

Some in the audience may not have the developmental chops to clap their hands together just yet, and a lot depends on nap time. But that doesn't mean babies aged six to 18 months can't enjoy a trip to the theatre, says Sarah Argent of the Welsh company Theatr Iolo.

Need a quick interior shake-up and décor revamp? Check out our lust list of on-trend items for an emergency interior up-style.

The US has taken both countries off the worst-offenders list, removing a significant hurdle for economic transactions.

Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has refused to rule out adding to the number of ministers in her cabinet, despite a pre-election promise to have just 14.

Households are roughly $550 a year better off since the scraping of the carbon tax, but air travellers may wonder if they are being overcharged, the head of the competition watchdog says.

A reality restaurant turf war will be unleashed in Brisbane on Tuesday night, with an established West End eatery taking on a pop-up cafe at South Bank.

Public school principals are being urged to call a dedicated hotline if they suspect extremist behaviour, following the announcement of a state-wide audit of student prayer groups.

Shares have jumped back as mining shares recover, amid further wild swings in China.

A string of North Queensland players, including star Johnathan Thurston, have purchased land and homes from the club's chairman.

It's Flappy Bird meets Bronwyn Bishop's Choppergate scandal.

Has an activist group convinced the federal government to block the return of the controversial rapper?

The newly minted US-Iran nuclear deal will deliver an "avalanche of trade" for Western businesses, predicts the boss of Australian agricultural giant Sunrice.

Pedestrian awarded $258,000 after being struck while crossing road.

As swimming pools and gymnasiums become standard features in Melbourne's high-rise apartments, developers are now jockeying to win over buyers with karaoke rooms.

Collingwood will continue to be conservative with injury-plagued star Ben Reid as he pushes for a long-awaited AFL comeback.

A woman has fought off a carjack attempt in Melbourne's north as her four-year-old slept in the vehicle's back seat.

In a dispute that is at least as old as comedy itself, late-night talk show host Conan O'Brien has been accused of pinching jokes from a wannabe comic on Twitter.