Новости за 28.07.2016

Farmers fear they will have to dump truckloads of fresh produce and lose millions of dollars as picketing workers block the gates to major Coles warehouses and turn back deliveries.

The Rabbitohs' predicament is not what the Englishman expected when he returned from rugby.

Sydney Swans co-captain Jarrad McVeigh will return from a groin injury against Fremantle on Sunday after being named in an extended 25-man squad.

Nick Olive has his sights set on Cox Plate glory with group 1 winner Single Gaze.

Australia is often described as a multicultural success story. Yet our cultural diversity isn't yet reflected in the ranks of leadership within society. The ethnic and cultural default of leadership in Australia remains Anglo-Celtic. Unfortunately, we mightn't be making the most of our talents.

When it comes to buying cheese in Brisbane, it helps to know where the best cheese shops and delis are hiding out.

Without complaints by the alleged victims and witnesses, no story exists, yet Cardinal Pell refuses (at least publicly) to attack the credibility or veracity of those making sexual allegations against him. Am I missing something?

The wind from the west was cold and cutting. Rain fell in big slow drops, each a mini-ice bucket. What was I doing, I asked myself, going to a football match on such an unfriendly day. And then I beheld the Birregurra oval!

12 years ago to the night, Barack Obama had offered Americans a vision. This time he asked them not to abandon it.

Doctors group criticises lost opportunity to tackle alcohol-fuelled violence.

The role of racism, and the adequacy of the Northern Territory government's response to reports into its juvenile justice system, will be examined by a royal commission formally established on Thursday.

A man has been sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering a South Korean national in Brisbane three years ago after organising a currency exchange online.

The kangaroo, known as "Spot", lived with the arrow in his head for almost a month after the shooting near Woodend, then died three days after surgery.

Police have released an image of a man who rammed a police car in Northcote on Wednesday afternoon.

It's no exaggeration to assert that Hillary Clinton is among America's most unloved politicians. Nonetheless, at least half of the country's population will have reason to cheer her when she formally accepts the Democratic Party nomination for president on Friday.

Vereniki day is a favourite at Kalyna Care.

Canberra's Jack Steele has vowed to channel his injury frustrations into an AFL recall.

Among the best honoured rules of political combat is that while elected representatives are fair game, their families are not, without very, very good reason.

The Dragons are in a slump on and off the field. Questions are being asked – but they've all been asked before.

A new venue in Perth's northern suburbs has brought the traditional British pub feel to Western Australia, according to Radio 6PR personality Karl Langdon, who is on the hunt for Perth's best pub.

Honeycomb the alpaca, famous for riding in the back of his owner's little red Mazda 121, but more importantly offering some joy and comfort to the sick, dying and lonely, has passed away.

A new program designed to tackle the mental health issues engulfing the racing industry is due for launch next month.

Transport Minister Stirling Hinchliffe has gone further than the Premier and Deputy Premier and ruled out a public transport fare increase to fund cross river rail.

Young people who face severe mental illness will have increased access to services to help them get the support they need under a new service to be trialled in Canberra.

The Sydney Kings have lost Mirko Djeric from their 2016-17 NBL roster, with the 21-year-old requesting a release.