Новости за 03.05.2023

Freddy and Joey have identified the new powerhouse of the NRL, as the Panthers suffer back-to-back losses. Is there space for Kalyn Ponga and David Fifita in the Maroons State of Origin team? Who is the bulldozing "nugget" set to make their debut? And what were the greatest teams the boys played for and against? Plus, a preview of the Magic Round matches on Nine and 9Now.

Tony Staley was a tough and canny political operator who read the classics and was inspired by poetry. Even Labor’s Graham Richardson was in awe of his audacity.

The young spectator won’t be allowed back to NRL games until he apologises and takes steps to learn about respectful behaviour and cultural awareness.

It's been a history-making day as the AFL officially granted Tasmania the league's 19th licence.

A search has resumed for a fisherman who "failed to resurface" in the water at a blowhole on the NSW South Coast.

A Sydney man accused of murdering a man near a known gay beat in the eastern suburbs had spoken about “poofters” in the area, a court has heard.

Mehreen Faruqi has launched court action against the One Nation senator, accusing her of breaching a law banning acts likely to offend, insult, humiliate or intimidate.

Tasmania’s new AFL list will get fewer top-end draft picks but access to more drafts than were used to build the GWS Giants and Gold Coast Suns.

Two police officers have been taken to hospital with serious stab wounds, and their alleged attacker shot dead in Crystal Brook, a town about 200 kilometres north of Adelaide.

The Western Force are hopeful of luring Wallabies halfback Nic White for next season, and former whizkid James O’Connor could join him in the west.

Citadel, with a reported, eye-watering budget of $300 million, along with The Recruit, The Night Agent and Rabbit Hole are upping the ante of the espionage thriller genre.

While comparisons with the 1994 Tom Cruise-Brad Pitt film are inevitable, this remake of Interview with the Vampire harks back to Anne Rice’s 1976 source novel.

Irish actress Sinead Keenan steps into the shoes of the beloved character played by Nicola Walker in season five of Unforgotten

Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe has made mugs of the economists who had waged their bets on the bank keeping interest rates on hold this month.

The description is now on track to be endorsed by the leaders of the world’s seven largest advanced economies in May.

The description, led by Japan through the G7, is now on track to be endorsed by the leaders of the world’s seven largest advanced economies in May.

Staff at Monash, Melbourne, Deakin, La Trobe and Federation universities have gone on strike for higher pay and a reduction in reliance on casual labour.

A court has rejected a proposal to demolish the block and replace it with a 27-storey office complex on the grounds it would have “irreversible heritage impacts”.

Foreign Minister Penny Wong has taken an active interest in a potential legal battle between powerful movie studio Warner Bros and the AFL, the latter seeking to have its new 19th club potentially named the Tasmanian Devils.

Making the eight-team Super Rugby finals is proving a tough task for Australia’s highest-profile teams.

The company behind the maligned public transport pass might be the government’s cheapest option for a much-needed upgrade. But after years of delays and technical failures, is it politically viable?

The treasurer promised relief in the budget after the Reserve Bank’s rate rise, Australia’s prime minister met King Charles III and a privacy enforcer will be appointed.

A fine dining chef’s cafe menu shows Korean food means so much more than fried chicken and barbecued beef.

Khalida thought she just had stomach pains - but she was actually suffering with a cyst weighing the same size as a 'six-year-old child' on Body Bizarre.

The maximum size packet of the popular painkiller available for purchase in supermarkets and convenience stores will shrink to 16 tablets under the new ruling.