Новости за 07.10.2019

Queensland Fire and Emergency Services are warning people to be prepared for a heatwave over Tuesday.

A Perth restaurateur behind The Meatball Bar, Gourmet Republik, and Thuggs Fried Chicken and Waffles is accused of threatening to destroy a man's cafe and put him "in a coffin" over some fruit and vegetables.

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

Gravitational forces get the spin treatment.

Power generators and private equity are pulling back from investing in crucial new energy projects because of increased government intervention.

Energy companies will reject a push to force the owners of coal power stations to place millions of dollars into bonds to ensure compliance with closure dates.

A fatality near the Snowy Mountains has lifted the road toll to four, with police expressing frustration at drivers continuing to drink-and-drive or speed.

Fresh from helping the Roosters become the first side to defend a unified premiership since 1993, Bradley Charles Stubbs is eyeing the biggest stage of all.

Union boss Paul Marsh urges all parties to put any bad blood from the weeks long stand-off behind them and press on with negotiations.

Jamie Elliott will remain a Pie after turning down an offer to join Brisbane after earlier also turning down an offer from Melbourne.

Jamie Elliott has told Melbourne he won't be joining them as a free agent, but has left Collingwood and Brisbane hanging on his decision on next year.

Suns play hardball at Blues look to secure forward Jack Martin.

The trade deal between the Western Bulldogs and Adelaide for defender Alex Keath has become complicated by an injury identified by the Bulldogs medical staff.

Planning for the so-called western harbour precinct should not be about short-term profits.

The idea that we will stop violence against women because we give men white ribbons to show they oppose that violence will never fix the future nor the present.

Rachael Haynes made an emotional ton as Australia defeated Sri Lanka at the Gabba as the one-day side closes in on a record winning streak.

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

An activist group is fighting a non-violent "rebellion" around the world to urge leaders to act on climate change. Who started "XR" and what do they believe?

An activist group is fighting a non-violent "rebellion" around the world to urge leaders to act on climate change. Who started "XR" and what do they believe?

Before a crucial match against Georgia, Wallabies back-rower David Pocock has heaped praise on some of the lesser-known nations at the World Cup.

The detained Sydney man will have to wait another two months after the country's highest court delayed a decision on his future.

The the Lost Trades Fair in Clarendon, Sydney

Essendon list manager Adrian Dodoro is no fan of players meeting opposition clubs during the season, but Hawthorn footy boss Graham Wright says the practice is widespread.

There was some evidence of purse string-easing in August but it didn’t come close to matching the hype.

The elite referees' union has urged for a greater show of respect as the NRL waits for coming weeks to decide what to do with on-field trainers.