Новости за 20.12.2022

There was a time trainer Ron Quinton thought talented mare De An Andretti wouldn’t get the chance to live up to her potential so he has the fingers crossed for her long awaited comeback at Warwick Farm on Wednesday.

Australian athletics legend John Landy, who died at 91 in February, was farewelled at a state memorial service in Melbourne on Tuesday.

The owner of North Byron Parklands, which hosts Splendour in the Grass and the upcoming Falls Festival, will pay local schools whose students were marooned in traffic jams created by the event.

Ashley Gaddie was halfway through a community sentence for domestic violence against another woman when he is alleged to have killed Dannielle Finlay-Jones.

Melbourne and Olympic Parks are reviewing security measures in the aftermath of the violent pitch invasion and use of flares at Saturday’s match between Victory and City.

Key crossbench senators say the federal government must end the native timber industry to meet Australia’s commitment to a new international deal to protect nature.

The new aged care star ratings reveal widespread shortfalls in the quality and amount of care. Use our searchable database to check out how homes ranked nationwide.

Neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell is facing jail time after a magistrate found he was "itching for a fight" when he injured a Nine Network security guard.

Nearly a month on from the Victorian election and it was back to business today for the state's politicians.

A scathing report into the mining and environmental regulators has found neither is operating effectively, with staff from the depleted compliance team sent to support the fast-tracking of mining approvals.

Thomas Sewell is facing prison time after a magistrate found him guilty of a “sustained and unjustified” attack on a security guard who was also subjected to racial abuse.

Former Liberal MP Brian Ellis pleaded guilty to misleading the CCC, and hindering its investigation by lying under oath and throwing his phone off a jetty.

Anthony Albanese has made a calculated gamble in sending Kevin Rudd to Washington as Australia’s chief diplomat.

Perth Scorchers batsman Josh Inglis says it would be naive and stupid to take Marcus Stoinis lightly in Friday’s BBL clash with the Melbourne Stars in St Kilda.

NSW Labor leader Chris Minns visited a Perth train manufacturing facility with McGowan on Tuesday on a ‘fact-finding’ mission.

Analysis of wastewater has found a big change to codeine consumption across the country following the ban.

The iPod, the euro, the “axis of evil”, drought, terrorism, ice on Mars and the luckiest gold medal ever. This was 2002.

Summer has finally arrived in time for Christmas, with temperatures expected to hit more than 30 degrees in some parts of the state.

A group of First Nations people who have applied for native title of the Pilliga area have fought against Santos’ development for years on cultural and environmental grounds, and say they will appeal against the decision.

A professional cleaner attempted to clean her oven racks by leaving them overnight in a pile of grass clippings, following a cleaning 'hack'.

In making the historic apology, critics say there was insufficient consultation and the way it had been “pushed through” by the Dutch cabinet had a “colonial feel” to it.

Officials wrestle a man after he fired two blank shots at Prince Charles in Sydney in 1994.

South African captain Dean Elgar has been criticised for using the green Gabba pitch to deflect attention from South Africa’s modest batting line-up after their heavy defeat in the first Test.

Richmond Tigers young gun Shai Bolton took a leaping mark against Geelong in 2001.

The US rapper has mastered the tightrope of being highly problematic while retaining a loyal fanbase. The question is: How is someone who has made comments that are so hostile to queer people, so popular among the community?