Новости за 16.08.2015

Mohammed Ibrahim fled fighting in Afghanistan for a better life in Germany but found himself trapped in a derelict hotel on the Greek island of Kos.

Indonesia's transport ministry says the Trigana plane that went missing in the Papua province with 54 people on board has been found crashed by local villagers.

Brazilians took to the streets Sunday in anti-government protests as President Dilma Rousseff tries to rebuild her coalition and outlast a political crisis.

Nine Entertainment Co has locked up wholesale free-to-air broadcast rights to the NRL as part of its record $925 million deal with the code. It is a move that could give it the option to horse-trade games with incumbent AFL rights holder Seven West Media.

A Syrian government air strike north-east of Damascus killed at least 80 people on Sunday, rescue workers and the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.

Medical researcher Dora Lush died in the most heroic of circumstances, but you've probably never heard of her.

In the lead-up to the 2013 federal election the Labor party smear machine was operating hard. One of its primary targets was Joe Hockey. Long before anybody thought of looking at Bronwyn Bishops's expenses, Labor was feeding journalists details about of Hockey's travels.

Pakistani provincial minister and at least 16 other people were killed in a suicide blast in the political heartland of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Sunday.

The outcome of the design debate will be a flag that leaves no one in doubt that it is truly Australian.

Australia needs more people like Gina Rinehart, just ask John Bertrand.

It's the refereeing call that ended their season and the Canberra Raiders can't talk about it.

England skipper says 5-0 Ashes whitewash in Australia and stress of Kevin Pietersen affair nearly led him to give up armband.

Brett Morris, Curtis Rona and Greg Eastwood all bagged two tries apiece as Canterbury forced their way back into the top eight with a comprehensive 22-point point win over the Titans

The much-maligned paleo diet and its poster boy Pete Evans have copped a battering on social media after both featured on Channel Seven's Sunday Night.

Clergy are 'coming out' for marriage equality in ever increasing numbers. This is because of their experience of working with people at the most personal of levels.

After unwittingly being used as sledging ammo by Nick Kyrgios, now Thanasi Kokkinakis has become embroiled in an on-court stoush

A Bondi local has been hailed a hero after rescuing a drowning swimmer off the rocks between Bondi and Tamarama beach on Sunday night.

The premiership challenge from Western Australia is legitimately two-pronged.

Police are asking for public help to capture Australia's baddest criminals

Victorian businesses rebel against plans for a new Friday public holiday before the AFL grand final, with a survey of employers revealing three-quarters intend to close for the day.

West Coast have emerged as a serious premiership threat, moving back into second on the ladder with star players ready to return.

Five million litres of sewage leaked into Botany Bay after a power outage on Friday, Sydney Water has revealed.

How does science move beyond gendered stereotypes even while it celebrates the qualities that women bring to science?

It was the final we had waited four years for. It was tough, it was emotional and it was played in front of a world record crowd.  And it was, in the end, the Diamonds' day.

Whether or not James Hird can coach is merely the tip of the iceberg for Essendon. The Bombers need to face facts that for most of the past 15 years, they have been a club in denial.