Новости за 07.11.2015

A touch of Damien Oliver magic saw Lucia Valentina return to her best form to take out the group 2 Matriarch Stakes.

This year's spring carnival presented Kiwi trainer Murray Baker with some contrasting events.

It's hard to believe that only days ago there were questions over the next era of Australian cricket so comprehensively have the new breed outplayed the Black Caps.

Price drops are unlikely, even after a property passes in, experts warn.

Reuben Republic feared it would "be crippled" after a sandwich deal for locals was misreported by a food blog as one open to all Sydneysiders.

The trade union royal commission insists it meant no disrespect to Opposition Leader Bill Shorten by waiting until late on a Friday night to reveal it had effectively cleared him of wrongdoing.

A new Quentin Tarantino film always generates more of a roar than a buzz in movie circles.

To what couldn't have been a more appropriate backdrop of the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge, HMAS Sydney was decommissioned in a service on Saturday.

California has announced a new method for executing prisoners, proposing a "humane and dignified" single-drug injection protocol that could restart capital punishment after a nearly 10-year hiatus.

Apparently it was, ahem, very hot at the Gabba on Saturday.

(Bloomberg) -- There was a great disturbance in the force today, as if millions of Star Wars fans??suddenly cried out in joy while trying??to read Japanese.

Canberra cyclist's new team backing her for world champs bid.

SES volunteers have arrived in Pimpama to search for any clues into the suspicious death of 12-year-old schoolgirl Tiahleigh Palmer, found on Thursday.

The 10th anniversary of World Cup qualification in 2005 is a moment of great importance; a time to reflect, consolidate and grow.

A second day/night Test is in the pipeline with plans being drafted for Australia to host Pakistan under lights next summer.

A woman has been killed and an eight-month-old baby rushed to hospital following a road crash just north of Geraldton.

While Jake Carlisle will start the pre-season with St Kilda's youngest players, Nathan Freeman will only be there in part.

The finger-pointing is underway after Sam Burgess ended his ill-fated stint in rugby union and decided to return to the NRL.

Doctors, including one from Queensland, have penned their experiences of fast-paced emergency departments.

BIG PIC: The massive, clawed foot claw of a newly discovered species of raptor called Dakotaraptor examined by Robert DePalma, DePalma, curator of vertebrate paleontology at the Palm Beach Museum of Natural History in Florida. The fossils were found in the Hell Creek Formation in north-western South Dakota.

There was an array of interesting fashion at The Gabba for Day three of Australia vs New Zealand Test Series.

Under the leadership of Domenico Giani, a former member of the Italian secret service, the Vatican's Gendarmerie Corps has significantly expanded its capabilities in recent years, joining Interpol in 2008 and investing heavily in technology.

A dangerous sex offender who has a history of raping women in their homes will be freed after a Perth judge ruled he could be released on a strict supervision order.

Australia are batting a second time after securing a big first innings lead against the Black Caps.

Barry McIlwaine's family - including his wife, father and father-in-law - had been trying for years for a decent horse. Not even a $400,000 offer days before his debut was enough to tempt them into selling.