Новости за 13.12.2015

The agreement struck in Paris requires a huge investment in cleaning up the Earth's atmosphere.

Based on real-life stories, the suite of social media and radio advertisements directly targets people aged 17 to 25 years old, showing them how meth can impact their relationships, health and criminal record.

Demand is rising for support services at dance music events for help ranging from queries about illicit drugs to assistance through negative drug-related experiences.

Here's a tip, if you've got a trailer on the back of your car, maybe don't go through a fast-food drive thru.

So things didn't work out quite as planned.

Canberra Raiders recruitment manager Peter Mulholland will continue to look "outside the box" for quality players.

Police know better than any group how to exploit the accountability system and justify their actions.

Cricket Australia is banking on the marquee occasions being attractions in their own right given expectations of more one-sided contests.

Intrigue deepens around missing businessman in wake of company announcement.

Melbourne Renegades captain Aaron Finch is hoping himself and Chris Gayle can live up to the billing as the most lethal one-two punch in the Big Bash League.

Hong Kong has become the year end celebration of racing and the ambitious tag of the "turf world championships" is becoming more of a reality.

Steve O'Keefe has a better first-class bowling average at the Sydney Cricket Ground than Shane Warne, Stuart MacGill and Nathan Lyon but knows plenty will have to go his way if he is able to fulfil a lifelong dream of representing his country at his home ground.

Australia's top charities and not-for-profits have had $500,000 in funds transferred into government coffers because they, in some cases, left them untouched in bank accounts for too long.

WA Christmas shoppers will spend a record $3.6 billion this festive season, according to Chamber of Commerce forecasts.

Marinko Matosevic preferred to avert his eyes when his ranking began its spiral downwards during a shocking year.

Be honest: it'd solve so very many otherwise intractable-looking problems. Your news of the weekend, reduced to a snarky rant.

A major RBT and RDT operation caught more than 90 motorists at the weekend for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

The death of a 29-year-old woman in the Pilbara region of Western Australia is being treated as suspicious.

West Indies captain Jason Holder's week went from bad to worse on Sunday.

Golden State's record 24-game winning streak to start the season came to an end on Saturday in a 108-95 loss to the Bucks in Milwaukee.

The US Federal Reserve is almost certain to starting lifting interest rates for the first time in almost a decade this week, in a long-anticipated move that markets already have priced in to assets.

Ryde council will vote on Tuesday whether to formally support the Australian Republican Movement and use council resources to support its campaigns.

The modest outcome of the climate conference in Paris makes it clear that if humanity is going to decelerate, let alone reverse, carbon emissions it will require a change in the behaviour and expectations of billions of people, not just governments.

Spain and Colombia are at odds over who owns billions of dollars in gold and silver from the 18th century shipwreck of the San Jose.

When Claudio Ranieri was appointed Inter Milan manager in September 2011, one of the first phone calls he received was from a man who had previously been a bitter enemy.