Новости за 20.03.2019

Kai Yuen will spend a minimum of 21 years in jail for murder and two prison assaults.

He used his wristband to pay homage to the people of Christchurch, now Kiwis second-rower Joe Tapine hopes things get brighter for the New Zealand city.

Former NZ coach opts not to continue despite coming within one game of club's first title.

Parramatta star Blake Ferguson has sought a “clear the air” meeting with NSW coach Brad Fittler next week in a bid to return to the State of Origin fold.

Troubled Fremantle star Harley Bennell has been caught up in a police investigation, following a physical altercation with a bikie in the crowd at a pre-season match.

Police said the female cyclist ended up underneath the truck in Newcastle East and have urged any witnesses to come forward.

Mirrabooka MP Janine Freeman has urged the WA government to consider a total ban on drinking for motor vehicle drivers.

The Morrison government is forging ahead with plans to commemorate Anzac Day at Gallipoli next month .

Four people were charged after No 1 Massage Brisbane parlour at Rocklea was raided on Tuesday.

Fremantle detectives said the baby was found alone outside the Booragoon medical centre around 8am.

Paul Gallen will play his 328th game for Cronulla this weekend, matching the great Andrew Ettingshausen, who had special praise for the warhorse.

March in Melbourne - and other Australian Rules strongholds - is that annual period of hope, the time of the year when, at least for a few more days, all AFL clubs are on level pegging.

A six-month investigation headed up by the Major Fraud Squad has resulted in 28 people being charged with offences including extortion and drug trafficking.

To’s sudden death has stunned and saddened swimmers across the world but the many close friends he retained in Australia have been especially hard hit.

The resignation of the former president appeared to be the first step in a choreographed political transition.

Nominations for the 2019 Volunteering Awards are open until Thursday, April 4.

Essendon spearhead decides against hitting back at St Kilda great, who had questioned the legitimacy of Daniher's calf injury.

Australian shares closed lower on Wednesday as trade war worries left investors trading defensively.

The greatest surfer of all time is in Sydney this week, seeking momentum to propel himself to the Tokyo Olympics.

The Autumn Sun will only run in the Rosehill Guineas on Saturday if the track improves from heavy and it could be his last race.

On this day In 1959, a fire at a Collingwood timber yard caused over £100,000 in damage and spread to the Victoria Park Railway Station during peak hour.

The more desperately a bunch of angry men try to unsettle or disrupt the steady march to equality, the less relevant they are.

Heath Shaw concedes his body will tell him if the time is right to hang up the boots at season's end.

Gone are some elite names. But such is the calibre of their list, Lachie Whitfield believes the best is yet to come.

Ivan Soldo's sheer determination to prove himself is perhaps a little different to where he was a year ago.