Новости за 15.03.2017

An unburdened Robbie Farah has no plans to follow fellow NSW leader Paul Gallen into representative retirement after revealing he already feels a part of the "Rabbitohs family" as South Sydney plan a touching tribute before his 250th game.

Genni Buckingham has travelled to Las Vegas to see Celine Dion twice but her plan under the National Disability Insurance Scheme has left her struggling to travel a few suburbs away for essential medical appointments.

Greens leader Richard Di Natale may not get the reaction he expects for his proposal of a four-day working week, writes Tony Wright.

Spanish police have seized more than 10,000 weapons of war, including assault rifles, anti-aircraft machine guns, shells and grenades, destined for criminal and terrorist groups in Europe.

The Australian film industry has lost an outstanding cinematographer with the death of Louis Irving, ACS.

The Eagle Huntress Directed by Otto Bell 87 minutes, rated G ★★½ Limited release

Former Monash law professor Judge Christoper Weeramantry was a towering intellect who pushed the boundaries of international law. His vision and his capacity to motivate lawyers and educators around the world to accept changes in legal practice earned him many awards.

Rhiannon Newton's latest work, part of Dance Massive, offers a provocation as much as a performance.

If you are worried about nasty surprises, it's worth considering an investment property from Defence Housing Australia.

Fake cancer guru Belle Gibson, who is facing a possible $1 million fine after being found by a Federal Court judge to have "deliberately played" the Australian public, has been caught spruiking another fad diet and bragging about intestinal worms.

A high school student has been charged with bashing a school principal with a wooden garden stake at a western NSW school.

"Beautiful". Sure, that's one way to spin the biggest blunder in Oscars history.

Jude Bolton has a stern warning for the AFL after the signing of Tony Lockett to the Swans as kicking mentor.

Laing O'Rourke has pulled 800 contractors off the Ichthys project in Darwin over a dispute with its Japanese joint venture partner.

He thanked Jennifer Garner, whom he split from in 2015, for her support and for looking after their three children while he worked on his issues.

Australian consumer sentiment has held steady in March as worries over family finances were offset by optimism over the longer-term economic outlook.

We've heard a lot about warming oceans in the past couple of decades, and it's always sounded so distant and technical. Even to me a 2-degree jump in sea temperature sounded harmless. But that was before I saw what it meant. That's when it got personal, when it literally hit me where I live.

A controversial youth prison will be built next to the Werribee tip after the Andrews government caved to public outcry and moved the site from Werribee South.

Gold Coast have signed Sydney Roosters centre Dale Copley in a desperate bid to boost their ailing backline stocks.

How coaches use their bench can be decisive in Super Netball.

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says national leadership is required to avert a looming gas crisis in Australia.

Here's a chart that will make Australian workers scratch their heads.

Members of Congress are walking away – either on equity grounds or because the Trumpcare bill doesn't drive sufficient stakes through the heart of Obamacare.

Nick Kyrgios has outclassed Alexander Zverev in the battle of tennis' next-gen leaders to storm into the fourth round of the Indian Wells Masters.

Stamp duty cuts and government handouts both sound like great ideas if you're a first-home buyer facing sky-high house prices.