Новости за 25.02.2017

Past winner Donald Trump still hasn't collected his Razzie Award, for a B-movie cameo in 1991.

Syrian government and opposition delegates to peace talks in Geneva on Saturday warned of the impact on negotiations after a day of violence in Syria that included suicide bombings and missile strikes.

Reports coming out of France late on Saturday night claim former Queensland Reds and Wallabies back James O'Connor and former All Blacks lock Ali Williams have been placed in custody in Paris following an arrest by plain-clothed police officers who allege the pair were attempting to purchase an illicit substance.

French President Francois Hollande fired back at Donald Trump on Saturday after the US president told a conservative conference that a friend thought "Paris is no longer Paris."

An Indonesian suspect in the assassination of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's half brother says she was paid the equivalent of $117 to help apply a baby-like liquid to his face.

Collingwood notched up their first win of the season with a second-half surge that blew the Western Bulldogs away at Whitten Oval on Saturday night.

Self-driving cars will be commercially available within five years and could become so advanced that humans are banned from driving, a federal parliamentary inquiry has heard.

Queensland workers in coalition electorates will be among the hardest hit by the changes to Sunday penalty rates, with employees in some of the most marginal seats in the nation also bearing the brunt.

Steve Smith drew first blood in the battle of the captains as Virat Kohli's hot temper threatened to boil over during the final day of India's humiliating first Test defeat.

Perth Glory has rocketed to third on the A-League table after a hard- fought 2-0 win over a weary Western Sydney Wanderers at nib Stadium on Saturday night.

Sixty radioactive cow carcasses are buried beneath land in Werribee that the Andrews government is trying to sell to a Chinese consortium keen to build a $20-billion dollar education precinct.

A prison guard has been taken to hospital after being assaulted at Malmsbury Youth Justice Centre on Saturday night.

RSPCA ACT has reported a 27 per cent increase in the number of cats captured from Canberra's cat containment suburbs.

More injured animals are expected to be found following last week's fire.

Six people, including a small boy, have been injured in a four-vehicle smash on the Great Ocean Road at Glenaire south west of Melbourne.

A marvellous Marco Rojas free kick and a deft Besart Berisha strike help Melbourne Victory secure a 2-1 win.

A former Palerang councillor said the site was never considered for housing because of the extent of the contamination.

High fees at Exhibition Park have forced the Bavarian festival to head over the border.

"I feel like I'm an old lady," the once-vivacious Courtney said.

Troi Anthony was battling with anxiety and depression when he discovered the antidote to his pain was not medication but his alter ego.

A Brisbane woman has been left feeling upset and humiliated after her netball team was docked two points in their grand final because her skirt was deemed too short.

Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has invited five regional mayors on her trip to India to meet with the mining giant Adani to discuss the $21 billion Carmichael Coal project.

David Aiken and Chris Alford are legends of harness racing but until Saturday night, something was missing. They have it now after Lennytheshark scored the toughest of Miracle Mile wins at Menangle.

But how did the two – former political opponents Campbell Newman and David Hinchliffe – play their respective roles in one of Queensland Parliament's most curious premier portraits?

The NSW Waratahs ground their way to victory in their Super Rugby opener, prevailing 19-13 over the Force on a wet night at Allianz Stadium.