Новости за 04.01.2017

Victory for the Sydneysider over David Ferrer sets up a quarter-final with Kei Nishikori on Pat Rafter Arena.

Outgoing Tennis ACT boss backs his replacement to bring the Aussie teams to Canberra.

Erin Osborne isn't looking any further than the Sydney Thunder's WBBL title defence with internationals around the corner.

Five-time Paralympic gold medallist Evan O'Hanlon has sights set on world title after ditching retirement.

Several guns and computers have been stolen in a break-in at an Australian Defence Force barracks on the NSW mid north coast.

When compared to the total refugees under the UNHCR mandate, we are 81st on a GDP basis.

It is often our minds, not our bodies, that create obstacles and throw us off track.

Hunter Hall says the takeover bid from Washington H. Soul Pattinson is at a material discount to its share price.

Serena Williams crashed out of the Auckland Classic after fellow American Madison Brengle pulled off a 6-4 6-7(3) 6-4 upset in a see-saw second round contest on Wednesday.

Police were relieved there were no deaths on ACT roads over the holidays despite a high number people caught dangerous driving.

Centrelink's debt recovery letters are leaving many people dumbstruck.

Sydney Thunder's star import Andre Russell is battling a painful knee injury that is threatening to put an early end to his Big Bash League campaign.

St Edmund's College parents and old boys are upset about changes to the school's coat of arms, saying the new version is cartoonish, child-like and does not respect the history of the institution.

The ACT government paid out more than $1.7 million to 92 victims of crime in the year 2015-16, the justice and community safety directorate's annual report reveals.

Canberra MP furious at 'jobs and growth' mantra.

Relocation packages won't come close to covering the full costs of the move, public servants say.

Shocking new figures have confirmed what many of us already know - the majority of Brisbane motorists do not know how to correctly indicate on roundabouts.

Some players find the transition to Test cricket extremely difficult, others don't - like Peter Handscomb.

Dame Anson Chan was the Chief Secretary of the Hong Kong Civil Service under both British and Chinese authorities. She remains an experienced and knowledgeable observer of mainland politics. Late last year she visited Australia and politely warned our politicians of the risks in entering treaties with China. Her advice carries contemporary merit.

Sally was driving at 100km/h when a snake popped up in front of her from under the bonnet of her car and 'scared the living daylights out of her'.

Xavier Richards will be playing for Sydney in 2017 after all. Sydney University, that is.

A woman charged with arson has been ordered to live close to the site of a grass fire she allegedly started while on bail.

On Tuesday afternoon a South Australian driver discovered a red-bellied black snake in her bonnet as she drove a long the highway at 100km per hour.

The Shire of Exmouth council in Western Australia's north has been suspended for six months and a commissioner has been appointed to oversee the local government.

An 18-year-old man from Hampton Park has been charged over a frightening Goldilocks-like scenario in which a Melbourne couple returned home to find a man in their bed.