Новости за 30.09.2019

Lindsay Collins was famously given a premiership ring by coach Trent Robinson last year when he made way for the returning Dylan Napa and appears set to miss out again on Sunday.

The chairman and the founder of Afterpay rival, Splitit, have asked investors to waive performance hurdles on share rights.

Out of contract Swans ruckman Darcy Cameron has told Sydney today he wants to be traded to Collingwood ahead of the trade period.

A Thai-born, British raised filmmaker will be the first to tell the story of the Wild Boars on the big screen.

Wallabies selectors need to ponder whether Matt Toomua has done enough to start against Uruguay and if keeping a consistent team is the best way forward against two lower ranked opponents.

The ordeal last year had barely ended when filmmakers began their own race to get the nail-biting drama onto cinema screens.

The Raiders will play their first grand final in 25 years uncertain of the outcome of their handling of an incident involving the star in the preliminary final.

A Conservative Party source says political strategist Sir Lynton Crosby had a "big bust up" with members of the PM's inner sanctum.

Clive Palmer's failed Queensland Nickel refinery traded insolvently before administrators were called in, court told.

Melbourne will wake up to a warm spell from Tuesday, with the weather bureau forecasting a run of six days above 20 degrees.

New Fremantle coach Justin Longmuir said he had "unfinished business" at the club that gave him a start as an AFL player 21 years ago at his first press conference as senior coach after being signed on a three-year deal.

Feeling pressure to keep up with the other football mums, Brisbane woman commits fraud and forgery offences worth thousands.

Bold Brisbane Strikers are chasing FFA Cup history on Tuesday as they aim to become the first team outside the A-League to reach the competition's final.

Haitians are stocking up on supplies in anticipation of another round of deadly protests over government corruption allegations.

About 60 per cent of primary schools participate in school banking programs but the regulator says they don't help children save.

Break out the champagne: Melbourne's CBD peregrine falcons are parents again.

Officiating has continued to dominate discussion at this year's Rugby World Cup and Wallabies centre Samu Kerevi wants clarity from World Rugby.

The huge National Day parade will feature 580 "made in China" Weapons and 15,000 PLA soldiers chosen for "moral excellence" and patriotism.

Billionaire Westfield scion Steven Lowy's foray into the tech start-up world has come unstuck, with his OneMarket retail data business being wound up

Turbulence on global sharemarkets and higher expenses drove a 20.8 per cent decline in the annual profits of the country's biggest online stockbroker, CommSec.

Treatments for lung cancer, leukaemia, seizures, nerve pain and high cholesterol levels are due to be added to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme on Tuesday.

As Australian basketball reaches a peak, the public broadcaster is committing an unprecedented amount of live broadcast time to the local league.

Between takes for Crescent and A Love Supreme, the legendary saxophonist recorded songs for a film soundtrack that have only now been compiled.

During the GFC the Reserve Bank dropped the cash rate to 3 per cent. Now, thanks to the crazy state of the world, we're way below that.

Cameron Smith is yet to reveal his future but continues to deftly bridge the generation gap, playing young to set examples and playing old to exert leadership.