Новости за 25.11.2017

Ireland have completed a clean sweep of November Test wins with a mostly novice back line coming through with a relatively comfortable 28-19 win over Argentina at the Aviva Stadium.

Daniel Ricciardo will start from the second row while Lewis Hamilton was beaten to pole position by his Mercedes teammate Valtteri Bottas for the final race of the year in Abu Dhabi.

Former New Zealand five-eighth Dan Carter will leave Racing 92 at the end of the season to join Japanese side Kobelco Steelers, he told French sports daily L'Equipe.

England coach Eddie Jones said he was happy with the mistakes made during their 48-14 win over Samoa as he had a close look at another crop of hopefuls two years out from the World Cup.

South Africa have overrun Italy 35-6 with five converted tries, avenging their shock loss to the Azzurri last year and notching their first back-to-back wins since August.

The All Blacks have limped across the finish line of a taxing season, seeing off a belligerent Wales 33-18 in Cardiff.

Kushner offered his own version of the fable of the fox, who knows many things, and the hedgehog, who knows one important thing.

Two men sought by authorities after an altercation at a central London underground station led to panic at the heart of the Oxford Street shopping district have turned themselves in to police for questioning.

A-League coaches have condemned Football Federation Australia's use of the Video Assistant Referee after yet another match was overshadowed by a controversial incident involving the new technology.

The Wallabies saved their worst performance of the year until last and were unable to send Stephen Moore off a winner from the Test arena as Scotland claimed their biggest ever victory against Australia in 90 years.

Inspired by a magnificent Steve Smith century Australia's pace trio have thrown down the gauntlet to England

Russian long-range bombers hit Islamic State targets in the northeast of Syria on Saturday, Russian news agencies cited the Russian Defence Ministry as saying.

Hundreds of party faithful waited for hours at events across Brisbane for an election result, but all left without a clear win.

The fate of Queensland's Parliament hangs in the balance but One Nation's predicted storm on George Street did not eventuate.

Inspired by a magnificent Steve Smith century Australia's pace trio have thrown down the gauntlet to England

A volcano on the Indonesian tourist island of Bali has erupted for the second time in a week but authorities says its alert level remains unchanged.

Lionel Messi has finally put Barcelona's fans at ease by signing a new contract that will keep the star at the Spanish club for four more years.

NSW Governor David Hurley set out on Sydney's streets late on Friday night to help those out for a big night to get home.

Queensland Premier should narrowly claim a second term, but the final result could still be days away.

We told you last week how Mitchell Pearce was feeling.

Assistant coach Peter Hewat wants to make the ACT Brumbies attack the best in Super Rugby.

Dandenong Rangers captain Steph Blicavs has urged her side to find the motivation to turn around their losing run after dropping their second game for the weekend.

A number of ordinary Canberrans turned out to listen to two most inspiring women – Christine Milne and Gillian Triggs

When Malcolm Roberts was told on live TV he would not be a Queensland MP, the word "denial" got a whole new meaning.

Yet another A-League match has been overshadowed by another controversial use of the Video Assistant Referee to review a disgusting spitting incident during Sydney FC's 3-1 romp of Brisbane Roar on Saturday night.