Новости за 18.07.2019

If Carlton forward Mitch McGovern doesn’t take his omission on the chin, he’s going to flush the huge potential he has down the toilet.

Our big, brand new shiny stadium is the envy not only of the sporting world but a destination in itself that is delivering a much needed boost to WA’s tourism sector.

A Brisbane criminal lawyer accused of ripping off legal aid has been slapped with a curfew and will have to wear a tracking device after allegedly breaching his bail conditions.

It's just what you always wanted to hear from an airline: advice on how to pick your seat based on fatality rates.

FOMO festival reveller Alex Ross-King died after consuming up to three MDMA capsules before entering.

Senator Edward Kennedy faced Dukes County Court charged with leaving the scene of the accident in which Mary Jo Kopechne, 28, drowned.

We want an immediate scapegoat for tailings dam disasters; but researchers say we could be ignoring the underlying reasons that the numbers have doubled.

Pep Guardiola has warned Leroy Sane he only wants players who are happy at Manchester City, amid rumours the winger wants to sign for Bayern Munich.

The OTI principal is enthused by what he has seen in two Australian starts from the ex-European, but it comes with a big warning for punters.

Tennis great John McEnroe has again spoken out on Australian Nick Kyrgios, which drew a response on social media from the men's world No.1.

Ticket reselling business Viagogo has been suspended by Google from buying higher placement in search results for violating the US behemoth's advertising conditions.

The former Beatle is writing the songs to the musical adaptation of the Christmas film, to be directed by Billy Elliot and Rocketman's Lee Hall.

AFL football boss Steve Hocking has called for less tackling in the game but Richmond coach Damien Hardwick said there should be fewer rule changes, not more.

State and federal ministers have agreed to fund a new taskforce to pursue nationally consistent building standards amid the flammable cladding crisis plaguing Australia's construction industry.

Construction giant’s CIMIC Group’s weak result has caught analysts by surprise and sent investors heading for the exit.

Peter and Paul Snowden maintain the colt has shown no wayward tendencies at home as he looks to press his stakes claims.

Australia's biggest port operator is grappling with stalled union negotiations and growing commercial pressures.

The trial of former Ipswich mayor Paul Pisasale and two co-accused for extortion continues in Brisbane.

"The dress rental market opens up access to high-end brands for people who might not have previously had the means to buy these items outright."

The esteemed American pianist's performance of Teutonic masterworks was notable for its limitations.

Brett Ratten admits he is auditioning for a full-time return to senior coaching as he takes interim charge of the Saints for the rest of this season.

Workers' rights advocates are calling for George Calombaris to be sacked from MasterChef for ripping off workers, while slamming the $200,000 "contrition payment" handed to the celebrity chef as little more than a slap on the wrist.

The State Library station being built beneath Swanston Street is starting to take shape, with the first underground station platforms being carved out of the earth.

The State Library station being built beneath Swanston Street is starting to take shape, with the first underground station platforms being carved out of the earth.