Новости за 24.03.2019

Robbie Farah rolled back the years to steer Wests Tigers to a dominant win over the Warriors, leaving them top of the ladder after two games.

New research reveals how self-defence programs better equip students to deal with aggressive behaviour.

Manly CEO Lyall Gorman insists the club's long-term future is at their spiritual suburban home despite Roosters coach Trent Robinson registering his concerns.

The win secures third place for the Brumbies, who will now set their sights on a grand final playoff against Queensland.

For many years a strong Brisbane line-up meant good news for Queensland's Origin hopes, but the side now looks more like a success factory for NSW.

Penrith have defended the decision to allow co-captain Isaah Yeo to return to the field despite picking up a second concussion in as many weeks on Saturday.

St Kilda coach Alan Richardson surprised and delighted by how much the win over Gold Coast meant to his players, and glad fans have cause for celebration.

Victorians are hunkering down for a night of wind and rain as the Bureau of Meteorology issued a severe weather warning for much of the state on Sunday night.

John Rogers and Rhys Healy were right about those twists and turns.

A red alert warning is now in place across the Pilbara, from Pardoo including Port Hedland, South Hedland, down to Karratha, Dampier and Mardie, as Tropical Cyclone Veronica crosses the coast.

Brumbies prop James Slipper copped some unwelcomed treatment in his first game against his former club the Queensland Reds.

A construction worker has lost his foot after a workplace accident at a luxury apartment development in West Melbourne.

Premier Gladys Berejiklian will govern with a slim majority after claiming victory on Saturday night.

St Kilda wingman Jack Newnes says patchy pitch is potentially dangerous, and coach Alan Richardson suggests the AFL may need to act on the issue.

Experts muse on the future of the red planet but warn it would be arrogant hubris to view our planetary neighbour as a replacement.

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

The Shooters, Fishers and Farmers party are preparing to launch a federal election campaign targeting National seats.

She is probably the most deserving person in NSW of a break, but on Monday morning Gladys Berejiklian will be striding into her Martin Place office, ready to "start planning the next four years".

Global miner BHP boss Andrew Mackenzie has downplayed rising concerns China’s international infrastructure program is being used to draw smaller nations into debt traps.

Nick Williams hails his 2016 Melbourne Cup winner after stayer was retired on the same day Midterm emerged as a leading Sydney Cup contender for Macedon Lodge.

The Parramatta winger will wake up on Friday morning with a genuine chance of upsetting his old teammates at the Roosters.

The Waratahs have booked a place in the Super W final and finished the regular season undefeated after annihilating the Melbourne Rebels 66-12 on Sunday.

Shorten to harness Andrews' success as Labor looks to to escalate the fight over infrastructure

Greater Western Sydney have opened the new AFL season with a 72-point demolition of a listless Essendon at the newly-named Giants Stadium.

It was 34 degrees at kick-off in Brisbane and Queensland was red-hot throughout in the 36-14 thumping at Suncorp Stadium.