Новости за 02.12.2017

Flood warnings remain in place across north-eastern Victoria, but the wet weather is expected to ease after the deluge dumped two days of record-breaking rain, causing flash floods and forcing people from their homes.

US President Donald Trump said on Saturday there was "absolutely no collusion" between his campaign and Russia, his first comment on a guilty plea by his first national security adviser, Michael Flynn, to lying to the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

A man whose investment property burned down five years ago has been denied an insurance payout after two courts found he arranged to have the home set alight.

Cooper Cronk has hinted Michael Morgan is the man to lead the playmaking revolution at both international and State of Origin level after announcing his representative retirement in the wake of Australia's successful World Cup defence.

Four women have multiple injuries after a car hit them in Adelaide's city centre, with the driver also taken to hospital.

James Graham insisted he doesn't even remember what he said - and won't apologise for it in any case - after an on-field microphone captured the England enforcer accusing an Australian player of "cheating" during the World Cup final.

Melbourne's much-loved Campbell Arcade will soon become a ghost town to make way for the Melbourne Metro Tunnel.

A bug in Apple's software is causing headaches for many device users, with apps that use local notifications causing their devices to crash as of Saturday.

Dozens of bats were tortured and killed on the Sunshine Coast this month. Despite no charges being laid yet, the RSPCA is "confident" it will happen.

Queensland's longest-serving councillor won't talk about his prolific use of his Gmail account. Ipswich City Council mulls reviewing its policies on the issue.

Christmas is not always a happy time for kids in Canberra.

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It is short and – mostly – sweet. And it has been around for quarter of a century.

Never bowl first at Adelaide, never run on a misfield. Cricket is full of prohibitions and big statements, which are never more interesting than when they are disobeyed.

Manny Muscat struck late to end Melbourne City's three-game losing streak and leave Newcastle ruing missed opportunities in a 2-1 defeat at McDonald Jones Stadium.

​Cairns have come from behind to exact revenge on the Sydney Kings with an 80-71 NBL win at home.

A string of Fairfax Media reports about unscrupulous property developers tearing up off-the-plan sales contracts, only to re-sell apartments for a higher price, has sparked a NSW government investigation.

Viddora was the nearly horse. It was nearly no more at Ascot on Saturday, as Viddora careered away from the Winterbottom Stakes field.

Jamie Whittaker likes to remember his son Eric at his best – the "funny bloke" making his aunties cackle, dancing like Michael Jackson and doting on his children.

The Bulldogs have another legal drama heading their way after behind-the-scenes attempts failed to settle Andrew Fifita's claim against the club.

Ask Khalil Eideh about the black market smokes and he'll say he has no idea what you're talking about.

Joe Root's decision to bowl first upon winning of the toss was the starting point, the defining moment and the standard against which the outcome of this Test ultimately will be judged.

Severe storm warnings were lifted for the northern ACT and nearby Queanbeyan region on Saturday night.

Barnaby Joyce has claimed a stunning win in New England with what the Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has touted as the biggest byelection swing to a sitting government in Australian federal political history.

England went hard at the Australian captain once he came to the middle at Adelaide Oval on Saturday night.