Новости за 14.06.2019

Wallabies coach Michael Cheika said Israel Folau’s departure from the code was unfortunate but the team has to come first.

Nothing went right for the Rebels who could have earned their first finals appearance with a win, instead they were thrashed by the Chiefs and will continue their nine-season run without making the post-season.

Providing Larkham can secure a visa, he will take up a role as senior coach at Munster until June 2022.

A new legless skink species has been discovered in Cape York, highlighting how little is known about the biodiversity of remote parts of Queensland.

A major dairy company has recalled Pauls and Coles branded products amid fears they may contain cleaning solution.

Everything you need to know to find a winner on the nine-race card.

Police have arrested a man accused of masterminding a sophisticated hacking operation into government networks.

The legendary Indian batsman told his country's fans at the World Cup to pull their heads in . . . and they did.

The 23-year-old limped off the field with the assistance of trainers and didn't return, putting him in doubt for the Maroons' June 23 State of Origin II clash in Perth.

As players show one another more regard, fans show them and each other less, writes Greg Baum.

NSW's Super Rugby campaign has ended on a dismal note following a 49-12 thrashing by the Highlanders in Invercargill.

The Coalition's election budget commitments will be "faithfully implement," the Treasurer tells a business audience in London.

Mitchell Pearce and Nathan Cleary are firming as an unlikely NSW halves duo and the Knights halfback's famous father says he's never been in a better frame of mind.

Macarthur FC has secured one of the cheapest stadium deals in Australian sport, paying a dollar per-season to rent Campbelltown Stadium.

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

Peace Proscovia’s netball wage supports eight dependents at home in Uganda, ranging from her parents and several of her seven siblings to fatherless nephews and orphans.

Blanche d'Alpuget had spoken many times of her enduring and abiding love affair with Australia's 23rd prime minister.

Andrew Bovell's family drama is sympathetically realised in Neil Armfield's production.

Bangarra Dance Theatre has a lot to celebrate for its 30th birthday, and it has put together a wide-ranging triple bill for an Australian tour that has started and will end in Hobart in October.

Redfern's famous Aboriginal flag mural at the Block has been ripped down to make way for high-rise student housing.

Newly-appointed West Australian Liberal leader Liza Harvey has ruled out part-privatising Western Power, saying it is no longer needed with higher GST and iron ore revenues boosting the state's budget.

Ho Pan Chan, 24, was found dead at a correctional centre in Silverwater on June 13.

Police will allege in court the 26-year-old teacher sexually assaulted a boy on numerous occasions

The text was just four words, but for the former detective who investigated the crimes of cult leader Anne Hamilton-Byrne, they were the best words he'd ever read.

Racing Victoria stewards have laid one charge against prominent bookmaker Simon Beasley over betting activity.