Новости за 17.01.2019

The Thunder coach said he hoped the umpires would allow play to continue at the Gabba, only for the call to be left to the struggling home side.

Cash splash could outstrip spending by the major parties but potentially fail to secure a single seat for his fledgling party.

Joan Jett is back with her Blackhearts and local fans can't wait to rock and roll with her.

A lightning strike ruptured a gas line in Forrest on Thursday night.

The Australian Davis Cup captain has fired back at Bernard Tomic with a sensational claim following his doubles loss on Thursday night.

Australia and Fiji are family again after Scott Morrison's visit to the Pacific, ending a diplomatic freeze in place since a 2006 military coup.

An Australian man visiting his girlfriend in Kenya was one of 21 people killed in an attack by al Shabaab militants on a hotel in the capital Nairobi, Kenyan media reports say.

The champion bullied her opponent around the court as she continues her quest for a 24th grand slam title.

The Palaszczuk government has regularly touted its organised crime laws as the "toughest and most effective" in the country.

The joint state and council project to restore Anzac Square is nearing completion after several months' delay.

2019 is the final year when OP (Overall Position) scores are used to rank Queensland's Year 12 students for university courses.

The Brisbane man who almost died after a gas bottle exploded has survived.

Shane Watson and the Sydney Thunder have been robbed of a certain Big Bash League victory after the former Australian all-rounder smashed his first BBL ton.

Aiia Maasarwe loved her recently-adopted city of Melbourne.

Up-and-coming young Australians Alex Bolt and Alexei Popyrin have charged into the Open's third round with stunning upsets over higher-ranked opponents.

Solving problems with Wendy and taxpayers' lobsters.

The man is believed to have died from natural causes

Footballers are sweating bullets worrying about which "funny video sent to a few mates on WhatsApp" will be the next to go viral.

Our talented team of artists, illustrators and cartoonists give us their humorous version of the news of the day.

Teenage wildcard Alexei Popyrin achieved a stunning upset victory against seventh seed Dominic Thiem, the Austrian retiring hurt after going down two sets.

The raspy-voiced, platinum-blonde star of 'Hello, Dolly!' and 'Gentlemen Prefer Blondes'.

The water in some parts of Avenel, near Seymour, turned a yellowish, murky colour following repairs to failed water pumps at the Seymour Water Treatment Plan.

Senior forward Aidan Guerra says the time for excuses from players for poor off-field behaviour is over.

European trade officials are digging in over a fight about whether Australian producers can keep using household food names.

The consortium behind Canberra's light rail project will start testing the light rail vehicles at both day and night along the route from Gungahlin to the city from next Tuesday.