Новости за 16.05.2020

There is no direct analogue for Michael Jordan in the AFL, nor in Australian sport since Don Bradman – not even Shane Warne.

AFL Victoria has set a date for club sanctioned training to begin at the local level in the hope competitions can resume throughout the state

Iceland suppressed coronavirus infections early - now they're reopening for tourism - as long as visitors go into quarantine or pay for a COVID-19 test.

The celebrity hairstylist says one particular client – and a few Collette Dinnigan dresses – played a big part in her early success.

We have a rare opportunity to stand back and study exactly how we are constituted, before time restarts and it all changes again.

With thousands of people turning to cycling and walking to get around Brisbane, how long will the change last - forever, or until "normal life" resumes?

This is the first look at the fairways for Brisbane's first new golf course in 70 years – right beside a crucial squirrel glider habitat.

Researchers from Black Dog Institute and UNSW are bringing a virtual reality experience to Brisbane to see if it can help patients with suicidal thoughts.

Health authorities say they remain cautious about the cruising industry after high numbers of infections on ships such as the Ruby Princess.

A 10-year-old died in an all-terrain vehicle crash and a teenager died after a ute overturned on a private property.

Dawn Passage and Ranier both staked their claims for Queensland's greatest race at a unique Scone stand-alone meeting staged at Rosehill.

Collingwood midfielder Adam Treloar is likely to be ready to resume in round two as former AFL conditioning guru David Buttifant warned clubs to be careful when selecting players.

"It's just such a pleasure to have people in the venue", said The Rio owner Tess Robens of the inner west bar's first night back.

Trekking lands the Goodwood for Johnny Allen and Godolphin to upset local favourite Gytrash.

A Colombian company has created a hospital bed from cardboard that can turn into a coffin if a COVID-19 patient dies as the country grapples with the pandemic.

State and territory governments are rushing to roll out an $80 million infection control training initiative to 80,000 workers in customer-facing businesses.

Make-up brushes are essential tools, both for creating the perfect blending technique and in keeping your hands off your face.

The usually vibrant Inner West region reopens as Sydney eases of restrictions, with pubs, cafes and restaurants allowed to host up to 10 customers.

Age shall not weary Steamin’ with the eight-year-old racing as well as ever ahead of the Parkes Cup.

Some strong contests are programmed on an eight-race card for Cup day in the NSW central west.

four-time major winner Rory McIlroy erased any doubt that we would play golf again with President Trump, saying he had been invited to play again but had declined "out of choice."

On a perfect autumn day, Melbourne's parks and beaches saw people enjoying looser restrictions on gathering in groups and being outdoors.

Health Minister Roger Cook revealed blood testing at GP clinics had identified two historical coronavirus cases in the state bringing the total number of cases to 556.

Melbourne’s inner north-west is emerging as the state’s new coronavirus red zone, government data shows.

In an alternate coronavirus-free world, Ashleigh Barty would be up to her elbows in the European clay-court swing and finalising her preparations for a French Open title defence.