Новости за 07.04.2016

A Perth photographer said he waited until the weather conditions were perfect to venture to Elizabeth Quay and capture the new inlet's reflection on the Swan River.

Good jockeys know every idiosyncrasy of their own horse, the great ones also know exactly the capability of their rivals. Is it any wonder Kerrin McEvoy should feel like he holds all the aces in the $4 million Queen Elizabeth Stakes?

Ricky Nixon - player manager, man about time, walking controversy - has a book to flog.

It is amusing that Simon Corbell should choose, now, to release the findings of the Vickerman report into light rail.

Anason has the kind of menu that makes you want to try everything.

A private meeting with AFL chief executive Gillon McLachlan put a full stop for Adam Goodes to the ugly booing incidents that marred the final months of his decorated playing career.

The Melbourne-born Shine and Game of Thrones actor is showing his art at Collingwood's Lindberg Galleries for his first exhibition in his home town.

Media magnate Kerry Packer planned a rebel AFL league in 1995 but ultimately opted to side with the establishment, former player agent Ricky Nixon has claimed in his new book.

The cliché 'it's just another game' is without doubt the most tiresome and overused phrase used by Eagles and Dockers players before a Western Derby.

The global credit rating agency says the 'increased regulatory scrutiny on conduct and culture' facing Australia's banks could have real world consequences.

If it's a choice between winning an election or substantially increasing the nation's wealth and creating many thousands of jobs for other people, the pollie's own job is very likely to come first.

The Dutch government may reconsider ratifying a treaty on closer European Union ties with Ukraine after a vast majority of voters rejected the agreement in a non-binding referendum.

Motorists are flocking to a new Woolworths Caltex service station in Melbourne's south-east, with petrol dipping to a super cheap 83.9 cents a litre.

Allegations of armed kidnappers and a grandmother being assaulted in Lebanon in connection with the recovery of two Australian children at the centre of a bitter custody dispute have been denied by 60 Minutes.

The wraps came off the highly-touted Frankel colt from John Singleton's crackerjack race mare More Strawberries at yesterday's final day of the Inglis Australian Yearling Sales at Newmarket with Chris Waller paying his highest ever yearling price of $1.8 million for the star attraction.

It's not a question of if but how many points the club will be deducted next week.

A deaf man missing in the Pilbara outback since Wednesday has been found by search crews and local Indigenous trackers.

KPMG, the liquidators of BBY, have entered a litigation funding arrangement with IMF Bentham for potential court action against directors and executives of the failed broking and advisory firm.

Republicans are eyeing the prospect of a rare contested convention at which a "white horse" candidate could emerge as the party's nominee, after Ted Cruz thumped Donald Trump in Wisconsin.

Transgender, gender diverse and intersex Victorians will soon be able to change the sex on their birth certificates, in a radical reform that would see the document reflects a person's gender identity.

A Perth driver has had a lucky escape after his vehicle flipped upside-down after a crash in Osborne Park on Thursday morning.

The appointment of a voluntary administrator to Arrium adds to the inevitability that the steelworks operation (as we know it) will ultimately disappear.

Li Cunxin's remarkable life story has been brought to the stage for the first time in a new Australian play.

"How strange to have a paper love." Devotees of the bestselling works of Nick Bantock will recognise that this sentiment comes from Griffin Moss, the reclusive London postcard designer. His declarative wonder is directed towards Sabine Strohem, fellow artist and soulmate who lives in the South Pacific.

Southern Stars spinner Erin Osborne believes the big wage increase for top Australian women's players is vital to maintain the team's dominance.