Новости за 06.10.2015

It is now up to the people of Perth to determine the fate of their Lord Mayor, Lisa Scaffidi.

Football Federation Australia chief executive David Gallop has challenged Professional Football Australia to stop stalling on a collective bargaining agreement that threatens to overshadow the new campaign.

Canberra Raiders confirm another signing - with just six players remaining from 2013 team.

The Turnbull government says the Trans-Pacific Partnership will boost growth, create jobs, raise living standards, and increase productivity for Australians. We'll have to take its word for it.

Wales have defied a horrendous run of injuries to win their three World Cup pool games so far and shore up a quarter-final berth with their last pool game to go against Australia on Sunday AEDT.

A dramatic two-hour police car chase through Perth's northern coastal suburbs ended up amid pounding waves off Yanchep Beach on Tuesday.

Momentum is building in the Coalition for industrial relations reforms that could see weekend penalty rates cut, with Liberal MPs suggesting higher rates of pay across the seven day working week as a possible trade-off.

Police have been called to the scene of a reported shooting in a Clayfield shopping centre carpark in Clayfield.

A report into an IT glitch that led to hundreds of suspected child abuse cases failing to reach police in Queensland will be released publicly this month.

Almost 200 properties are under threat from an out-of-control bushfire burning about 80 kilometres north-west of Melbourne.

Australia's most successful trainer, Chris Waller, was unperturbed after his three-year-old Press Statement drew barrier 14 in Saturday's $1 million Caulfield Guineas.

There's a upside in property markets like Perth where house prices are falling: strong rental yields.

The youth fashion brand hasn't made a profit since 2009.

Hotel operators want online travel agencies to abandon the practices of "price parity", last room availability and "brandjacking".

Nowhere is the Prime Minister's mantra of innovation more needed than in mental health.

The OECD-G20 plan to stop multinational tax avoidance could put companies in the middle of border disputes between revenue authorities, tax experts have warned.

Sure, transport through the CBD ran nice and smoothly on Tuesday morning, but don't expect it to continue. .

Jason Day has promised to lead by example when the International team attempt to pull off a massive boilover by beating the USA for just the second time in Presidents Cup history.

Adam Goodes has asked to not be considered for an AFL Players Association award that recognises retiring players for their contribution to the sport and broader community.

Pat Hyland can remember a certain Kingston Town wobbling around Caulfield in the Guineas, only furthering his case to suggest Sydney hotpot Press Statement is no sure thing in the $1 million stallion-making race.

Construction is taking place on the edge of the pitch but FFA has been assured Amman International Stadium is capable of staging World Cup qualifier.

As problems go it doesn't amount to a hill of (baked) beans in this crazy world, but James Wood would like the scales to tip a little more in his favour.

Up to 600 RMIT teachers will walk off the job on Thursday, leaving two out of three classes without a teacher.

If you're looking for a reason to get excited about the new A-League season, check out Diego Castro.

A Queensland rubbish removalist charged an 82-year-old widow $166,500 for a fortnight's work, blowing some of the money on a new car.