Новости за 28.11.2015

A sprawling Edwardian residence on a 2816-square-metre block in Canterbury sold for $7.4 million at an invite-only private auction on Monday night.

It seems there's been an exodus of young female players from netball courts across the country with new research finding more girls are now playing soccer.

What the brainy bikini babe with more than 2.2 million fans did next.

Thousands marched upon the Brisbane CBD for the People's Climate March, ahead of the Paris climate talks next week.

Although most of the major moves had been made, there are still some key changes to be confirmed for next year in one of V8 Supercars' biggest shake-ups ever.

The Monaro highway is blocked in both directions while police are on the scene of a fatal Monaro Highway crash between Royalla and Williamsdale.

After a season filled with frustration and uncertainty, Daniel Ricciardo finally has reasons to be optimistic about his immediate future in Formula One.

Two people have been treated for burns to their face at a house fire in Melbourne's northern suburbs.

Sportspeople considering cutting their careers short for fear of concussion-related degenerative illness should be aware the science is only in its infancy, a visiting US expert says.

Telepathic and Mighty Lucky come from different ends of the racing world, but after success at Rosehill on Saturday they are set to clash in the Villiers Stakes in a fortnight.

It hasn't been the best of Tests for David Warner but the Australian vice-captain still has plenty of reason to smile.

While Robbie Hicks was enrolled in a business course at university, his mind was understandably stationed on football. In addition to his responsibilities with Richmond, Hicks also had to train at Coburg, the club's VFL affiliate.

One of the hazards of being a known football supporter at this time of year is that a number of people are bound to ask you what you think of the AFL draft.

Artificial Christmas trees are being used for the hospital because infection control is an issue in the ward and clinical areas. Matthew Raggatt explains.

Last week Australia marked White Ribbon Day with the Bulldogs, the NRL and many other sporting groups throwing their support behind the male-led campaign to end violence against women.

During the innovative, but rancorous, World Series Cricket years of the late-1970s, there were few voices to be heard that reflected sympathy with both sides of the argument.

Canberra United defender Ellie Brush says the defending W-League champions can hold down the fort and secure a valuable three points without their trio of Matildas stars.

The Canberra Velocity women's team has confirmed its spot in the Asia Pacific Tennis League conference finals after back to back wins in Sydney.

A competition to create new apps for refugees is being held in Liverpool.

Melbourne Victory boss Kevin Muscat must find a way to select three of his five foreign players for the looming Asian Champions League campaign.

Buyers queued for a knockdown with water views in Gladesville, which sold for $3.71 million.

Canberra's Matt Millar only needed to look at his scorecard to realise a week is a long time in golf.

On Sydney's biggest spring auction day of 1100 homes, the prospects of a sale were very much a hit and miss affair.

For 100 years the Australian Open has continually produced "something special" on the final day, and Adam Scott has not given up on it happening again this year.

Red Bull have an engine deal in place for next season after months of uncertainty, team principal Christian Horner said on Friday.