Новости за 27.06.2019

Ashleigh Barty has recalled her career-threatening mental health battle as she enters Friday's Wimbledon draw as Australia's first women's top seed in 46 years.

Sydney Roosters coach Trent Robinson has implored embattled star Latrell Mitchell to use his State of Origin axing as a positive step in his career.

Mollie Manley, 93, moved to Perth from Somerset in the United Kingdom 11 years ago so she could be with her family, which included her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

The Fed Cup is following the Davis Cup with a new tournament format.

NBA superstar Kevin Durant has declined his $31.5 million player option with the Golden State and will become an unrestricted free agent, according to sources.

Old teammates and old friends Jake Melksham and Tom Bellchambers have been through a lot together. But after getting through the Essendon drugs saga, their careers are thriving, and so is there new business.

The incident happened around 3pm on Thursday, with Nine News Perth reporting the armed man was seen running through the David Jones department store armed with a firearm.

Indonesia's Constitutional Court is poised to block an attempt by defeated presidential candidate Prabowo Subianto to over turn April's election.

Niggling tactics happen in every game, every Origin, but they’re starting to happen more frequently – and with apparent impunity.

A world-renowned concussion researcher has warned the first Australian discovery of a degenerative brain condition in rugby league is just the start.

The director of HeadSafe hails the news that Australia, at last, has gathered its own evidence of brain injuries to its athletes.

Prison green is the new black for former TV presenter Simone Semmens who has been convicted of evading $1.85m in GST on the sale of several luxury homes.

An elderly man driving his mobility scooter through the centre of Maryborough has died after being hit by a car.

The announcement that deceased rugby league players suffered from degenerative brain disease will, at the least, make the game safer for future generations.

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Melbourne Airport faces several years of increasing congestion and delays after deciding to overhaul its long-held plan for a third runway and look at building it running in another direction.

The Quandamooka indigenous people of Moreton Bay have launched Australia's first-ever indigenous-owned whale-watching cruises as part of a multi-million deal to replace sand mining on North Stradbroke Island with tourism.

A landmark study has found a link between CTE and Australian rugby league players. Industry insiders and experts say further research is needed into the long-term impacts of the knocks experienced by AFL players.

Jaidyn Stephenson's torpedo against St Kilda was not going to help his multi-bet on the game. In fact, it cost him a leg of the wager.

The proud Kiwi knows Wade Graham can do a job at five-eighth, but felt he was best coming off the bench again and giving the Blues some cover in the halves.

The $96 million plan would have included an office tower, as well as a refurbishment of some of the original structure.

As the Australian Christian Lobby stopped donations at the $2 million mark, the Waratahs broke ranks to plead for common sense.

RSPCA WA said it had received three reports in the last 24 hours alone of dogs becoming ill after going on walks through bush near the Links Kennedy Bay Golf Course.

They're back in the country music capital for Racing NSW on Friday with an eight-race card to wrap up the working week.