Новости за 02.03.2016

Shaun Kenny-Dowall has put his court case behind him and just wants to play football, according to Sydney Roosters coach Trent Robinson.

Melbourne terror hoaxers have backed a petition calling on Victoria Police to drop strict bail conditions stopping them from making more provocative videos.

James Packer's Crown Resorts may delay part of its funding plans for a $2 billion casino in Las Vegas with sluggish US debt markets dampening investors' appetite for a deal to proceed.

WASHINGTON, March 1 Reuters - They may not have settled the enduring debate over whether grey hair makes a person look distinguished or just plain old, but scientists have identified for the first time a gene behind greying hair.

Another 92 jobs could be lost from the Australian coal industry, with Yancoal deciding to put its Donaldson mine on "care and maintenance".

A Hunter Valley mushroom farm outsourced its labour hire, leaving dozens of workers underpaid.

Sydney Roosters coach Trent Robinson claims it would be unprecedented for Mitchell Pearce to be rubbed out of the NRL over his Australia Day antics.

On a death certificate, there is no tick-box that accurately describes the relationship between Sydney couple Lara and Elise Ryan.

A broad-based rally is driving the ASX higher, as the global mood brightens.

The cast is absurdly crammed with familiar faces (Aaron Paul, Kate Winslet and Casey Affleck among them) but too many subplots confuse the action.

Why is it, that even as adults, we struggle so hard with these words?

Private health insurance premiums will rise by an average of 5.59 per cent this year, an outcome Health Minister Sussan Ley is chalking up as a win for consumers.

Police have set up an exclusion zone around a caravan south of Brisbane as a standoff with a man continues.

Cardinal George Pell gives his third day of testimony to the child sex abuse royal commission.

Buyers frustrated with prices soaring above the auction guide may be in for a reprieve.

Building elevated rail to remove level crossings is a superior outcome for Melbourne than digging trenches or building road overpasses, a major study has found.

Follow the results from the Super Tuesday primaries and caucuses in the US live as Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton look to secure their nominations for president.

The Western Bulldogs say they are comfortable with banned former Essendon player Brent Prismall working at the club, despite it contravening ASADA's laws.

Pensioners are demanding so much support from taxpayers that the generational "bargain" between retired and working Australians is becoming unbalanced, the Centre for Independent Studies says.

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Jesus leads Rick and co to the promised land of Hilltop, but it's up to Maggie to deal with the community's sleazebag leader.

Ratings agency now rates Woolies' just two notches above junk, citing the supermarket chain's "continued operational challenges."

Getting a good night's sleep and exercising several times a week can significantly cut the risk of stroke, research suggests.

The belligerents in and around Syria must stop the killing if the ceasefire is to live up to its promise.

Justin Gatlin has stoked up his looming Olympic rivalry with Usain Bolt by "breaking" the Jamaican's 100m world record.