Новости за 03.02.2017

A year ago Anthony Milford and Ben Hunt were slapped with 12 month State of Origin bans. Now Queensland great Trevor Gillmeister believes the Maroons must embrace the Brisbane pair this year to plan for life after Johnathan Thurston.

You're in the middle of a conga line of motionless cars stretching 19 kilometres and the only thing to keep your mind off this situation is to fantasise about what you would like to do to the idiot who caused it.

Gold Coast star Jarryd Hayne has nominated former club Parramatta as one of the teams to beat at this weekend's NRL Auckland Nines.

Seven West Media has announced the findings of a review into chief executive Tim Worner saying it has cleared him of wrongdoing.

Virgin Australia posted a 37 per cent fall in second-quarter underlying earnings before taxes as tough conditions persisted in the domestic aviation market.

Shares climb in early trade as investors shrug off global jitters over political risk, while James Hardie releases a disappointing earnings update.

Ali Vayeghan arrived at the Los Angeles airport Thursday, where he was greeted by family members.

Clive Palmer's wife has been called to give evidence into the collapse of his Townsville refinery company, Queensland Nickel.

Parramatta great Peter Sterling predicts NRL trial matches could be a thing of the past as the game's elite face an excruciating 10-month slog in 2017.

A young Iranian refugee has been forcibly returned to PNG after police intercepted him en route to lodging an asylum claim in Fiji.

We didn't see this coming, but we never really do when it comes to Beyonce.

​Olympic Council of Asia President Sheikh Ahmad Al-Fahad Al-Sabah of Kuwait will seek re-election to the FIFA Council after the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) named him as one of eight candidates for the four spots available for the continent.

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Advisers will come and go in the White House in coming years, but it's likely that the only permanent confidantes and counsellors to the most powerful man in the world will be his son-in-law Jared Kushner and his daughter Ivanka Trump.

There was controversy on stage three of the Dubai Tour after race leader Marcel Kittel was punched by Astana's Andriy Grivko during the race.

The clarion call from England's training camp indicated that another fierce instalment of the Anglo-French rivalry that has generated 20 wars through history is in the offing at Twickenham tomorrow.

Uber CEO Travis Kalanick has quit President Donald Trump's business advisory group after pressure from activists.

How to tell if a stock is going to disappoint.