Новости за 26.04.2018

THE world’s biggest garage sale has been upgraded to the World’s Biggest Warehouse Sale this year, with the new concept to feature this weekend.

MEET Queensland’s very own Rapunzel.

STATE governments across Australia are resisting calls to help get potentially deadly airbags off our roads.

HEALTH threats from extreme weather events and diseases spread by mosquitoes have prompted SA Health to prioritise adapting to climate change in a new blueprint.

WITH the second instalment of Super Netball just around the corner, CHRIS CAVANAGH reveals why the Melbourne Vixens and Collingwood Magpies will again be lead players in 2018.

HE’S known for his delectable creations in the kitchen, but celebrity chef Shannon Bennett is garnering attention for a less savoury reason, according to a report by A Current Affair.

NRL: The Thursday Night League panel dissect the importance of Alex Johnston's try saver not only in the context of the game but also their season.

ARTISTS in the eighth Palmer Sculpture Biennial have twigged to David Atkins’ aluminium, timber and wire representation of a Dead Tree, naming it as the winner of this year’s event.

Facebook will introduce new measures to boost transparency around adverts in Britain by June and require political ads to be clearly labelled, the firm's chief technology officer has told a British parliamentary committee.

NRL: The Brisbane Broncos kept the ball alive and pieced together this brillianrt team try.

Israeli forces blocked the front gate of a West Bank university on April 26 and used tear gas to disperse students and teachers gathered outside, according to local reports. This footage is described as showing soldiers blocking the main entrance to the Palestine Technical University in Al-Aroub. WAFA News Agency said the entrance was closed following an order from the Israeli army commander in the south of West Bank. It was not immediately reported why the decision was made but Quds Press reported... Читать дальше...

WHEN Leah Solomon’s husband forwarded her a letter he found under their front door, the Florida mother was shocked. Her jaw dropped as she read the page-long note calling her 16-year-old daughter with autism a “burden” and requesting the family move out immediately.

BRISBANE’S brilliant boxing prospect Liam Paro helped Jeff Horn become world welterweight champion, and now the slick undefeated southpaw will fight for his own world title next month.

THE mother of 11-year-old autistic boy Alex Raichman, who died tragically after being struck by a train on Sunday night, said she had “tried to prevent this day from happening”.

IT MIGHT sound like something that belong in an episode of HBO’s Silicon Valley which spoofs the eccentricities of the US start-up culture, but this is real.

Aboriginal community groups will be given responsibility for the case management of indigenous children in out-of-home care as part of an almost $60 million Victorian government budget package.

THE Administrative Appeals Tribunal now has 304 members and is budgeted to get $156 million in Federal Government funding in 2017-18.

WE ALL know the routine. We arrive home from an overseas holiday with a wad of foreign notes and a pocketful of useless coins and stash them in a drawer.

NRL: Jack Bird coughed up this simple grubber from Adam Reynolds, allowing Cody Walker to fly through for the game's opening try.

THE dramatic surveillance video of a 12-year-old boy being rescued after getting stuck in a pool suction line was released Tuesday, showing the desperate attempts to save him by bystanders.

WHEN bushfire swept through two conservation parks in the east of the state, a tiny bird with distinctive emu-like tail feathers was wiped out in South Australia.

SIX months ago he was playing in a World Cup playoff — now Irish midfielder Wes Hoolahan is eyeing up a stint in the A-League.

SKY Racing form analyst Brad Davidson runs the rule over every race, including speed maps and suggested bets for the stand-alone meeting at Hawkesbury.

Armenian opposition leader Nikol Pashinyan addressed a crowd in Yerevan late on Wednesday, April 25, as protests, which two days earlier forced the resignation of Prime Minister Serzh Sargsyan, showed no signs of coming to an end. Leaders said on April 25 that a new prime minister would be elected on May 1, and Reuters reported that Pashinyan was now tipped to win. This video, from Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL), shows Pashinyan addressing a cheering crowd in Yerevan. According to an RFE/RL translation... Читать дальше...

Emergency service responded to flooded homes and roads in the Seville area on the night of April 25 as bright lightning storms raged in the area. Most of the storm-related incidents were reported in the area of Utrera, southeast of Seville city. This footage shows a number of spectacular lightning strikes over the town of Santiponce, which contains the ruins of the ancient Roman city of Italica. Credit: @Par_un_go via Storyful