Новости за 24.04.2025

Boston Celtics star Kristaps Porzingis gets his forehead taped up after suffering a nasty gash.

Authentic Vietnamese rolls by a husband-and-wife duo.

The prime minister backed the Labor candidate for Dickson, who had posted faked images of Peter Dutton as a Nazi. He also equivocated about whether he had fallen off a stage.

A young couple has spent three days stranded in far north Queensland after their vehicle became bogged in dirt on the Cape Melville Track.

Here are the teams and tips for AFL round seven, starting with the Anzac Day eve clash between Melbourne and Richmond.

Two-up is played religiously on Anzac Day at pubs and clubs across Australia. But is there a darker side to the simple coin toss, and can you improve your chances?

In a new Disney+ documentary, the former England cricket captain describes the depression and trauma that rooted him to his living-room couch for seven months.

The Australian sharemarket is extending its gains after Donald Trump’s policy U-turns, led by miners, tech stocks and banks.

Dragons coach Shane Flanagan takes aim at the manager of Finau Latu ahead of his move to Canterbury.

For three straight years, the Australian veteran has faced her own pro surfing mortality and the gruelling road back to the big time.

Dual-code international Mat Rogers shares his view on Australian women's sevens players transferring to the 15-a-side format.

Police say a man driving a white SUV opened fire on a group fighting in a car park. The vehicle was found alight shortly after.

A man has been charged after he allegedly kicked several liberal party signs outside a polling booth in Sydney.

Micro-investment disrupter Raiz Invest has defied market jitters to log a record $1.65B in funds under management, powered by product innovation in a standout quarter.

Kevin Sheedy was pottering in his garden and focusing on ways to promote the game when he had the brainwave that birthed a blockbuster.

Group 1 winner and long-time rival to Winx, Happy Clapper, has died.

Aussie surfing veteran Sally Fitzgibbons knocked world No.1 Caty Simmers out the Rip Curl Pro at Bells Beach with this run in the round of 16.

Donald Trump’s backflips on his astronomical China tariffs and firing Fed chair Jerome Powell show that markets can protect the world from his worst instincts – to some extent.

Despite the fallout from the devastating 2011 Fukushima nuclear accident, Japan remains locked in to nuclear power. Australia can still choose other less dangerous sources of energy.

The NRL's Bears look set to be reborn after the ARCL agreed to a revised proposal from the Western Australia government.

Dual international Mat Rogers believes his client, Maddison Levi, shouldn’t be playing for the Wallaroos at this year’s Women’s Rugby World Cup. Here’s why.

Peter Dutton was asked whether transgender women are women while announcing plans for a national domestic violence register.

The Duchess of Sussex has defended her passion for edible sprinkles, joking that she had been portrayed like a “little fairy tossing them around all the time”.

A meeting of Kooyong candidates led to a heated confrontation between agitators and other attendees.

Keith Pitt grew up a world away from the grandeur of Vatican City. Yet his roots in the Catholic Church run deep.