Новости за 05.12.2015

Three suspected Boko Haram suicide bombers have attacked the Chadian island of Koulfoua on Lake Chad on Saturday, killing around 30 people and injuring 80.

Chris Robshaw is meeting with England head coach Eddie Jones to discuss his international rugby future.

Marc Leishman finished with two birdies to record an outstanding 66 and open a one-shot lead after the third round of the Nedbank Golf Challenge at the Gary Player County Club.

The former longtime president of Peru's soccer federation, Manuel Burga, has been arrested as part of an ongoing US-led investigation into corruption at the sport's world governing body FIFA.

Two men require surgery after being assaulted in the middle of an eastern suburbs park on Saturday night.

North West is officially a big sister.

If Senator Robert Hill arrived home to a standing ovation from Howard government colleagues after securing the "Australia clause" in 1987, Greg Hunt is due at least a decent slap on the back from his Coalition mates.

Leicester City's improbable Premier League title challenge continued, while Xherdan Shaqiri inspired Stoke City to a convincing 2-0 victory over Manchester City on Saturday.

Ministers from around the world, including Julie Bishop, arriving at the Paris climate talks are facing an enormous task in finalising a new global agreement to tackle global warming.

The biggest male pop star in the world is also the unlikeliest. He's just an average-looking guy achieving extraordinary success, and therein lies a big part of his appeal.

Iraqi President Fouad Massoum has called the deployment of several hundred Turkish troops inside Iraq near the northern city of Mosul "a violation of international norms and law".

Aung San Suu Kyi is positive about Myanmar's future after meeting the former dictator who detained her for 15 years.

Three suicide bombers attacked the island of Koulfoua on the Chadian side of Lake Chad on Saturday, killing around 30 people and injuring 80.

Islamic State says a married couple who killed 14 people in San Bernardino in an attack the FBI is investigating as an "act of terrorism" were followers of the militant group.

As the Paris talkfest continues, we look back on one of the geological events that has been linked to climate change. John Elder jumps into the mysterious chasm that is Siberian sinkholes and probes some of the more out-of-this-world explanations.

A suspected Islamist militant killed himself and two members of his family in northern Lebanon on Saturday when he blew himself up during an army raid on his home.

When nagging fails, turn to technology. Dr Grainne Oates noticed that her accountancy students were unmotivated away from the lecture hall. ``When I looked at their results and how they were performing, I found they were doing very little outside the classroom." She also noticed they were always attached to their mobile phones.

The work and inspiration of poet and environmentalist Judith Wright was celebrated in paintings, plays and prose in Brisbane on Saturday at her namesake performance space in Fortitude Valley.

The two-time Oscar winner has received yet another honour.

They are "just your ordinary American family".

Queensland's first cases of "black lung" in 30 years spark calls for action on coal miners' health.

Foreign Minister Julie Bishop will land at the Paris climate summit with some diplomatic smoothing to do after her Marshall Islands counterpart took issue over her making fun of suggestions islands in his country were disappearing due to climate change.

When Mitch Nichols curled in a stunning, 25-yard winner to send the Western Sydney Wanderers to the top of the A-League, it should have been a moment to savour.

Melbourne Boomers fell to Perth Lynx 84-73 on Saturday night.

A few weeks ago, 72-year-old retired Ipswich coal miner Percy Verrall had an eight-inch long mass of congealed blood removed from his right lung.