Новости за 04.08.2018

Weeks after tying the knot themselves, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are at another wedding - this time as guests.

The NT senator says truth-telling is necessary for Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians to be united.

Injuries and bonus points will force Melbourne Vixens into some changes in their final round clash on Sunday.

The @WeAreBrisbane account has been going strong since 2014, sharing voices from across the city.

From seeing his brother burn most of his body and watching a drug addict stabbed in the neck with a golf club by another drug addict, there’s a lot in journalist Rick Morton's book for.

How a violent husband and father destroyed a family’s faith in justice.

Marcus Bontempelli and Jason Johannisen took apart St Kilda after quarter time to give their supporters hope they will be in contention sooner rather than later.

'Relieved' coach admits Brisbane nearly pulled off a heist, as the Roos continue their march towards finals and now sit outside the top eight on percentage.

A second Brisbane teenager has suffered a serious spinal injury playing schoolboy rugby.

Lance Franklin made a mockery of the adage that you "play as you train" by putting on a clinic as Collingwood edged further towards their injury tipping point.

The government needs to take responsibility to address bullying within ACT Health rather than dismissing calls for an inquiry as a "political stunt".

Support workers to protest against homelessness outside the former Gatwick boarding house in St Kilda as The latest season of The Block goes to air.

A look at all the key signings, team previews and star players for the upcoming English Premier League season.

Angus Brayshaw, no risk.

The Matildas aren’t 2019 Women’s World Cup dark horses – they should be one of the favourites for the tournament.

A recent catch-up with a friend found us reflecting on being footy supporters. As we discovered, there can be different stages in a lifetime of club support.

In one of the great turnarounds in modern football, the Adelaide Crows snatched victory in the dying moments to win Showdown XLV.

Billy Kikau and Waqa Blake are forming quite the combination on the Panthers' left edge.

Whitten Oval hosts the inaugural Ujamaa Community Festival, the latest in a grassroots campaign to tell positive stories about African communities in Victoria.

What better way to announce yourself as premiership favourites than thrashing the previous ladder leaders.

Too gritty, too patient and far too ruthless. The Crusaders called on their best qualities to beat the Lions 37-18 in Christchurch on Saturday.

Canberra FC came from 2-0 down after 20 minutes to win 3-2 in a Thomas James-inspired comeback.

The Warriors skipper reminded everyone why he is so lethal and the one reason to fear the New Zealand team come the finals.

The Royals upstaged minor premiers the Tuggeranong Vikings on their home turf.

All senior players, umpires and volunteers are donning yellow armbands this weekend.