Новости за 19.04.2018

Australia are no longer the underdogs to Japan, Matildas coach Alen Stajcic warns ahead of their 2018 Asian Cup final.

The wider the range of students in a cohort, the greater their daily exposure to the human condition, to talents which echo the breadth of the general population. We unquestionably value this at primary school but for some peculiar reason don’t appreciate its strengths at secondary level.

Fremantle's AFLW coach Michelle Cowan has quit her post after two disappointing seasons at the helm.

Cameron Hill's season almost went up in smoke after a start-line crash, but he's ready to tame Phillip Island this weekend.

The two officers have pleaded not guilty and deny the allegations.

A whistleblower who allegedly spoke out about the care of disabled clients of NDIS provider LiveBetter is now being sued by his former employer.

The raids have been described as "the first major breakthrough in over 10 years" in the battle against dog fighting.

The parties have been in talks for five months and could join forces in time for the greyhound club to home Canberra United in the W-League this summer.

Gary Rohan is back in the Sydney line-up for Friday night, a week after the death of his baby girl Willow.

RSPCA ACT's secret program provides a safe place for pets while their owners escape violence - but now it's in trouble.

Canberra veteran horse trainer Trevor McIlrick quietly goes about his business but his promising filly Who's Knocking is making some serious noise.

Liberal stalwart and property guru faces probe over links to alleged mafia chief

The Capitals didn't even wait for the ink to dry on Marianna Tolo's contract before declaring their WNBL title intentions.

Western Sydney have all but ruled out bringing Tony Popovic back to the club after sacking Josep Gombau on Thursday morning.

"Imagine going somewhere every single day for the last 17 years of your life and then in a few months time, it’s just going to be gone."

Glyn Schofield believes Le Romain is at his most effective trip in Saturday's All Aged Stakes at Randwick.

Queensland has recorded its highest jobs growth in the country for the 12 months to March but still languishes compared with other states' unemployment rates.

Joseph Gatt, on trial for allegedly shooting dead a teenage Comanchero in a south Sydney car park, claims he was unarmed and that a gun was pulled on him.

A developer at the huge urban renewal site goes to the Supreme Court over a project he wants decided under the old planning rules for the area.

Strongman would have to admit he was wrong to accuse Sister Patricia Fox of wrongdoing, according to his spokesman.

The reported harassment allegedly happened several years ago and the AFL have since closed their investigation into the incident.

The Queensland government is bringing forward its waste levy, which will be included in the budget, to deal with recycling saga sparked by China's ban.

All you need to know about the National Energy Guarantee as state and federal ministers meet to debate its detail.

When Jihan became suspicious of her husband-to-be, she wanted to end their relationship. But as a Muslim woman, it wasn’t that straightforward.

Killing tens of millions, the Spanish flu remains the deadliest event on record. Yet even today, we’re not safe from pandemics – nor on top of seasonal flu.