Новости за 28.11.2015

World's richest man is expected to announce creation of biggest ever clean energy fund at the opening of the Paris climate summit.

He's a little rounder, his hair has thinned and his grinning face is an even brighter shade of red. But overall, 10 years in politics hasn't done too much physical damage to Barnaby Joyce.

It's a jaw-dropping training video, but Jose Aldo thinks he'll do to Conor McGregor what Holly Holm did to Ronda Rousey

Once regarded as the heir apparent to Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant's fading form is now a serious issue for the LA Lakers.

Police were called to a massive street brawl in Noranda on Friday night. First reports said hundreds of people were involved.

All Blacks great Dan Carter says he sought assurances about the safety of he and his family before arriving in Paris to begin a three-year stint in French club rugby.

Queensland's Deputy Premier Jackie Trad has pledged to overturn controversial laws that permit land clearing after a report found the rate of clearing has doubled in two years.

The horns and body of Nola, the northern white rhino who died on Sunday at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park, are being sent to the Museum of Natural History at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington to assist researchers.

Anne Hathaway, that most loved-but-hated-but-loved of Hollywood stars, is apparently pregnant with her first child and the internet, predictably, can't get enough.

A cancelled press conference before Bayern's match against Hertha has renewed claims that a move is all but certain.

Angry young men have been staging protests outside the home of Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan this week, furious because he has voiced concern about the growing mood of intolerance in India.

The Perth housing market has tracked backwards this year as a weakening local economy had an impact on buyer activity and confidence.

Jose Mourinho is at it again, niggling Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino in the lead-up to the teams' clash at White Hart Lane.

Mourners bowed their heads and stood in sombre tribute as the names of the dead were read aloud at a ceremony to commemorate victims of the bombing and shooting rampage in Paris two weeks ago.

Schoolies week for Queensland school leavers has come to an end.

Burglar forced to flee on foot after collision ends bid to escape in stolen vehicle.

Brisbane's Christmas tree was lit up tonight in King George Square to kick off The Wonder of Christmas program.

A man and a teenage boy performed a citizen's arrest, thwarting a burglary in a Geelong suburb.

Three-bedroom apartments are on the rise in Brisbane's booming suburbs.

Katerina Angelopoulos is torn. Like the federal seat of Wills in which she lives, the Greek-born former Brunswick councillor is quintessential Melbourne Labor.

JANE MACGOWAN 1928–2015. She was a generous arts patron and philanthropist, who inn 1998, was awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia for service to the arts.

Britain is within reach of its first Davis Cup title since 1936 and, if they win, they should be forever grateful to the unbeaten Andy Murray.

A driver has mowed through a pedestrian mall, knocking down all in his path, including a toddler's stroller, in an inner northern suburb.

A man in his 20s appears to have been stabbed to death in Bundaberg.