Новости за 06.11.2019

Atlanta Hawks forward John Collins will forfeit more than $US 600,000 in salary after positive test for growth hormone-releasing peptide.

The joint winners, Joe Williams and Christine Morgan, said it was wonderful to be recognised for their work.

Ajla Tomljanovic has declared herself ready to embrace the pressure of debuting in a Fed Cup final but Australia remain no closer to resolving their intriguing selection dilemma.

Qantas expects to announce a round of redundancies as part of a head-office restructure, but says it does not yet know how many jobs will be lost at the airline.

The Fair Work Commission found using a mobile phone too much at work was a valid reason for the sacking, but fair dismissal procedures had not been followed.

Too few or no services, and even those that appear on My Aged Care may not even be in your area. They could be half a country away.

Emma Thompson is becoming one of British cinema’s comic institutions.

Our critics reviewed seven movies released this week. So which ones are worth the price of entry?

Police have warned the public not to approach a man wanted for questioning about a Perth robbery as he may be armed with a weapon.

The industrial action has been sparked after a proposed settlement by Catholic school employers fell short, the union said.

Southside Flyers will look to extend their undefeated start to the season when they face a fired-up Canberra Capitals at Dandenong on Thursday night.

Wolfpack CEO Bob Hunter will meet with Super League’s administration and rival club bosses in a combative mood after snaring Sonny Bill Williams.

Wolfpack CEO Bob Hunter will meet with Super League’s administration and rival club bosses in a combative mood after snaring Sonny Bill Williams.

A Perth woman is recovering after she was knocked off her bike and viciously beaten by a gang of strangers in the early hours of Saturday morning.

Union-funded independents in two key Tasmanian seats sent hundreds of votes to the Liberal party, helping restore the Coalition's majority.

The man who benefited most from Michael Walker's overuse of the whip in the Melbourne Cup has posed a radical alternative to the negative publicity.

Melbourne Water spent more than 12 hours at the site on Tuesday afternoon to clean and contain the spill, but it has confirmed that clean-up efforts would last 'several weeks'.

New Zealand Breakers have described their new NBA import Glen Rice Jr as possibly the best player to ever play in the NBL but Melbourne United will reserve their judgement.

New research finds that job seekers are finding employment agencies unhelpful and distressing.

The regulator admitted to being completely "blindsided" by a club decision and wants a full audit of the Dapto Agricultural and Horticultural Society.

Trains on the crowded lines will run up to five minutes slower under a new timetable to be released in full by the government on Friday.

In August Brayden Sier was in trouble for playing basketball under the name 'Phil Inn' while he was injured, then lying about it to his club. He's now forgiven and re-signed with Collingwood.

Tech and industrial stocks were hammered as broad-based losses drove the local market into the red, despite trade deal hopes pushing global markets higher.

Steven Mark John Fennell had been sentenced to life in jail in 2016 for the "cruel and callous" murder of Macleay Island local Liselotte Watson.

China is forging new trade agreements with other nations while the Morrison government works its way out of a diplomatic freeze.