Новости за 28.11.2024

Hobby trainer Scott Aspery gritted his teeth through the pain of a freshly broken arm from a horse’s kick to celebrate the win of Uzziah at Newcastle two weeks ago.

Apprentice Molly Bourke partners Floating in the ATC Cup at Rosehill on Saturday looking to crown a growing run of Saturday success

Gun jockey will look to a trio of mudlarks as he chases another Saturday feature win with genuine chances across the three black-type races at Rosehill.

Catch all of the best shots and moments from the morning session of Round 1 of the 2024 Australian Open at the Victoria Golf Club in Melbourne. The men’s competition sees Min Woo Lee in contention with Jordan Smith and Joaquin Nieman. While While Hannah Green, Ashleigh Buhai, and Grace Kim battle it out in the women's competition.

Your complete guide to the eight-race meeting.

Australia’s top climate legal service will pay $9 million to gas giant Santos after a court rejected its bid to block a pipeline near the Tiwi Islands.

The collapse of the Rebels has given the Reds much-needed depth and a shot at the 2025 Super Rugby title. But has it also created long-term problems for the game?

Gold Fields, financial institutions and Great Southern Mining directors have piled into a $2.35m capital raising to boost WA gold exploration efforts.

Emergency services are warning Victorians to prepare for a summer of extremes, with predictions we could see bushfires in one part of the state and flooding in another at the same time.

Coalition Senate leader Simon Birmingham explained the reasons he would not contest the next election and what he will do next when addressing the Senate on Thursday afternoon.

Detectives are investigating after a man driving a white van allegedly tried to abduct a 14-year-old girl in Melbourne's north-west yesterday.

Chaotic scenes have unfolded in federal parliament today as Labor tried to pass dozens of bills before the end of the day.

ClearVue will acquire an Israeli developed “temperature optimization and irrigation by condensation” agricultural technology that it says will enhance its greenhouse solar glass product.

A school bus full of students has been evacuated in the town of Kiama on the NSW South Coast after the vehicle caught fire.

Coalition Senate leader Simon Birmingham announced his retirement from politics this afternoon. He will serve to the next election.

Coalition Senate leader Simon Birmingham has announced his retirement from politics.

A new player has entered the Brisbane office property market, with a $214 million purchase of a prime CBD tower.

As it seeks more financial support, gambling giant Star Entertainment has confirmed The Dorsett and Rosewood hotels are running four years behind schedule.

Blak in the Room brings together three short works that show off the range and scope of First Nations dramaturgies.

Read the national news blog for live coverage of today’s top stories.

Its back to the negotiation table for the Albanese government as it struggles to get its political donation reform bill through the Senate.

British MPs are to debate a bill which would legalise assisted dying for some terminally ill adults. A decade after a similar bill was overwhelmingly rejected, the result appears to be on a knife’s edge.

A crime scene has been established at a home in Mordialloc after the bodies of a man and a woman were found inside.

Latitude 66’s Kuusamo Schist Belt gold-cobalt project in Finland will participate in a EUR €5 million (A$8 million) EU-funded geophysics research scheme.

Ashley Paul Griffith has pleaded guilty to 307 offences, including sexual abuse and making child exploitation material, against nearly 70 victims beginning in 2003.