Новости за 25.03.2017

Police believe the man and woman were teenagers and the driver was likely a P-plater.

Yikes.

Residents of a posh Washington neighbourhood say Ivanka Trump doesn't make a very good neighbour, taking up too much the parking and leaving rubbish at the curb for days.

Six personalities are up for the Gold Logie, but just one woman is in the lineup: actress Jessica Marais.

If country music was a cliché, all that was missing from Saturday night's Dixie Chicks concert was a table of grandma's best cooking and redneck propoganda.

Retired British cycling star Bradley Wiggins has vowed to "shock a few people" when he finally has his say on doping allegations.

Europeans must contain their squabbling if the EU is to survive, leaders warned on Saturday as they marked the 60th anniversary of its founding in Rome.

Steve Smith's Australians have already passed the test they anticipated in India. Playing from behind, under the relentless grind of attritional cricket, they have shown the requisite discipline, patience and resilience.

Militia fighters in central Democratic Republic of Congo have decapitated about 40 police officers in an ambush.

Shane Warne has played an unwitting hand in Australia's fourth Test struggles.

The state's roads authorities are considering retrofitting airconditioning units and noise insulation to apartments in dense inner-city suburbs where they are widening roads to accommodate traffic moving onto and off the WestConnex motorway.

Wests Tigers CEO Justin Pascoe says the club will be imposing a signing deadline on its 'big four' stars, declaring "we won't be held to ransom by anyone."

Bookmaker Tom Waterhouse is at the centre of a bitter dispute in the online gambling sector over how much ground the industry should give up to resuscitate its public image.

Sharks coach Shane Flanagan has revealed he used fake stats during the week to motivate his players to a 20-6 victory over the Parramatta Eels an ANZ Stadium on Saturday.

Protesters will "occupy" Brisbane's Queens Gardens next month for 24 hours and ask the community what they really want for inner-city Brisbane instead of a casino.

GOLD COAST: The class of 2017 graduated with flying colours for North Queensland as the injury-hit Cowboys held out the Gold Coast Titans for a 32-26 win in Saturday night's NRL clash.

It's one of the great social conundrums: how to divide friends following a relationship break-up.

An escape attempt was foiled at the Malmsbury Youth Justice Centre on Saturday night.

Tributes are flowing for a young man who was among five men killed within 24 hours on Victoria's roads.

The Queensland Firebirds kept their Super Netball title defence on course with a clinical 49-39 victory over the Adelaide Thunderbirds at Titanium Security Arena on Saturday night.

For all those who were and weren't out there for Hawthorn and Essendon last night, for all the various reasons, for those who had come back and those who might never have come back, for those who had never worn these colours before and those who never would again, for all the sentiment, all the adrenalin, all the melodrama, all the sense not merely of a new season but a different time for both clubs, this could never have been simply another first-round match. Nearly 80,000 came, knowing it.

Brisbane have edged local rivals Gold Coast to make a winning start to their 2017 AFL season.

Emotion can take you only so far in football. But when it drives a stirring win over an old and bitter rival, it's some sort of fuel.

Coca Cola, Glaxo Smith Kline that have instituted the clean tech energy programme have had their profits climb and businesses expand while those that did not institute the program in the sample have stagnated.

The Brumbies fell short against the Highlanders for the second time in seven months in Canberra.