Новости за 08.10.2019

Brisbane's newest music and entertainment venue, The Fortitude Music Hall, will host a welterweight fight night on Friday to help a Newstead boxing club destroyed by fire earlier this year.

Forecasters say after a hot start to the week, most of the south-east corner would be cooling down from Wednesday, ahead of a rainy weekend.

Much of Queensland's recent outback tourism has been geared towards developing festivals in outback centres. Some operators question whether this is downplaying the real features of the regions.

But a political crackdown from state and federal governments could backfire internationally, a political science expert has warned.

The small forward opened up after training with St Mary’s Football Club in Darwin, in an exclusive interview with Nine News.

A number of properties have been lost as fire authorities are warning it is now "too late to leave" for people in affected areas.

Was Geoffrey Tozer Australia's greatest classical pianist? And why have so few people heard of him?

The Racing NSW supremo wants more than 150 years of tradition to be scrapped and the race moved from the first Tuesday in November.

And doing the bolt up Anzac Parade.

A month after a massive Gold Coast bushfire destroyed 11 houses, eight of them on her street, Binna Burra resident Sharon Innis is struggling.

Collingwood's Jamie Elliott stayed because he found no compelling to reason with money not everything for the popular goalkicker

Geelong's current demands for the West Australian position him as the most prized transfer under this current trade system.

The NRL concede 'there is a strong case for review' of an 111-year-old rule which preceded the Roosters' first try in the 2019 decider.

The family of a WA woman believed to have been murdered 20 years ago remain hopeful the mystery can be solved with the help of a new website.

Tyson Frizell has opened up about St George Illawarra's horror year and his own future at the club.

Dozens of protesters have been arrested around the country as the Queensland and Victorian premiers questioned the effectiveness of the demonstrations.

The Premier's announcement that Pyrmont would be transformed into a jobs hub is ridiculous. What about spending some money on Sydney's west?

An exotic dancer who hurled a glass at the face of Neighbours star Scott McGregor in a Gold Coast strip club has been found guilty of assault.

A deal for Tim Kelly is likely to be completed by the end of the week as Geelong and West Coast close in on an agreement which will send the star midfielder to the Eagles.

Oliver Scales-Copeland had been the recipient of $300,000 worth of inheritance and caught the eye of police leading up to his arrest in Lake Macquarie.

A tram strike planned for Thursday has been called off because of the "unpredictable" climate protests in the Melbourne CBD.

The most talked about transaction of this year's AFL trade period looks set to be completed in just two days.

A Sydney kid who is dating a Hollywood star is just one of many Australians doing great things for other nations at the Rugby World Cup.

Eugene Didus and his wife are stuck in limbo after the buyer of their home, LBA Capital, was accused of committing a $400 million fraud against Korean investors.

Telstra boss Andy Penn is likely to avoid a shareholder revolt over big bonuses paid to executives despite his pay packet jumping to almost $5 million in the last financial year.