Новости за 14.05.2019

Bob Hawke will urge Australians to consider Bill Shorten’s union background as proof he can unite the country.

The former Sotheby’s head arrived in Melbourne escorting some of his best clients.

As Tony Abbott faces the prospect of losing the seat he’s held for 25 years to independent Zali Steggall, he is campaigning harder than ever before.

Red Bull's Max Verstappen will have a home race at the Zandvoort seaside circuit for at least three seasons.

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

Former Australia coach Darren Lehmann expects Steve Smith and David Warner to play a big role in their title defence on their return to international cricket at the World Cup.

The father of teenage Matildas star Mary Fowler has declared the family are "very proud Australians" after her World Cup selection.

Updating the lexicon leads to a heated discussion on aircraft carriers.

Australia's health sector is being urged to take advantage of Brexit uncertainty to poach top medical and scientific talent.

Eels officials did not bother sounding out a replacement before agreeing to a new two-year deal with their coach.

In no other field of performance – and designer shows are that, complete with music, lighting and staging – would this be acceptable.

A man bitten by a shark while bodysurfing in Queensland has been taken to hospital in a stable condition.

Penrith coach Ivan Cleary has dropped two of his biggest stars as the Panthers prepare to face the Warriors on Friday night.

Students across Australia are sitting the NAPLAN tests over the next 10 days, with about 50 per cent sitting the tests online and the rest using pen and paper.

Parramatta have backed down on the Friday cut-off for their skipper to make a call on his deal as negotiations continued Tuesday.

Liberal Party faithful in Wentworth have recovered from Malcolm Turnbull's political assassination and are on the ground helping Dave Sharma.

Fremantle is poised to recall impressive utility Connor Blakely after coach Ross Lyon hinted at changes to the team that lost to Richmond by 25 points at Optus Stadium on Sunday.

The man who guided Kostya Tszyu to the top of world boxing believes his son, Tim, will also become the local face of the fight game.

A full house is expected at Optus Stadium for Sunday's A-League grand final with 35,000 tickets sold an hour after going on sale to the general public.

Richard Wynne accused the local council of failing to protect the historic property Currajong House.

On Tuesday, the spotlight was shone on the expenses of wellness fraudster Belle Gibson, as she was questioned about what she had spent on clothes, a holiday to East Africa and cryptocurrency investments.

Bulldogs playmaker Jack Cogger has lamented the lack of 50-50 calls Canterbury have received on their way to a 2-7 start to the season.

Mining giant BHP has confirmed it will keep its nickel business in Western Australia.

The poles will operate in locations around the city to monitor and collect large amounts of data on the city.

Even the major winter codes, such as NRL and AFL, will flatline revenue wise and be forced to increase attendance, sponsorships and membership sales.