Новости за 12.03.2017

A man has sustained spinal injuries in a serious assault on the Gold Coast.

Tesco chairman John Allan said remarks about the disadvantages for white men in boardrooms were meant to be funny.

Former Test opener Matthew Hayden believes "substandard pitches" are doing the India no favours in the current four-Test series.

President Tayyip Erdogan said on Sunday the Netherlands was acting like a "banana republic" amid an escalating row between Turkey and EU countries.

James Hewitt told Seven's Melissa Doyle that the question she asked keeps being repeated because "it sells papers".

Senior Respublican John McCain has called on US President Donald Trump to prove his claim that former president Barack Obama tapped phones at Trump Tower during last year's election.

Craig Shakespeare has been appointed as Leicester City's manager for the rest of the season, the Premier League champions announced on Sunday.

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She is controlled and cautious. He is a wealthy real estate magnate who shoots from the hip. It's hard to imagine two leaders more different than Angela Merkel and Donald Trump.

An injury to Harry Kane marred Tottenham Hotspur's FA Cup farewell to White Hart Lane on Sunday.

Seven gruelling months after the brutally bashed body of a police officer was found on a Kuta beach, a panel of judges will today deliver a verdict in the Sara Connor murder trial.

Disgraced South Korean leader Park Geun-hye has left the presidential Blue House, two days after a court dismissed her over a corruption scandal.

Canberra fundraisers are leading a national class action lawsuit against alleged sham contracting.

The biggest transformation in inner-city Ipswich in 30 years begins in July.

Tension is building about balancing environmental and cultural protections at Ginninderra Falls.

Eighty-four per cent of people rescued by lifeguards along the south coast this summer were from the ACT.

Three things keep nine-year-old Arielle Cochrane up at night: wars, poverty – and bees.

The Sydney Swans have held out a determined St Kilda to finish the pre-season with a three-point win.

Actor Samuel Johnson has won the 2017 Birdman Rally at Melbourne's Moomba Festival.

There's no clearer sign that the Turnbull government is in deep political trouble than the never-ending saga of the Centrelink robo-debt stuff-up.

England are returning to an old-fashioned formula in their attempt to start this year's Ashes series strongly by breaking Australia's invincible record at their fortress in Brisbane, where the home side have not lost a Test since 1988, winning 21 and drawing the other seven.

South Africa captain Faf du Plessis has attacked the game's governing body for failing to charge Steve Smith for his illegal use of the decision review system.

Hopoate is likely to be sidelined for at least a month of football and stands to miss more action in quick succession with Canterbury scheduled for Sunday games in rounds eight, 11 and 13.

There's nothing like the prospect of a stoush between a major multi national, and our home grown tax office, to get the pulse racing. So CBD was delighted when we heard of a court room battle brawl between Anglo American Investments Pty Ltd and the Deputy Commissioner of Taxation.

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