Новости за 12.09.2015

Leaders of the "death with dignity movement" hope the passage of California law will be a turning point.

The Queensland Ambulance Service is calling for witnesses to come forward after an object was thrown at an ambulance responding to an emergency on the Gold Coast Saturday morning.

World No.1 Novak Djokovic has crushed stricken defending champion Marin Cilic in straights set to storm into his sixth US Open final at Flushing Meadows.

You might call them the big five. The five Wallabies that were certainly missed in providing the spark in the game against the USA.

It had not been lived in for more than a decade but still managed to fetch $700,000 more than the owners were expecting.

ACT Meteor and Southern Stars cricketer Erin Osborne says a new Cricket ACT initiative can help bring more girls into the game.

It's the second of the 2015 AFL qualifying finals as top-placed Fremantle host fourth-placed Sydney.

Canberra apprentice jockey Kayla Nisbet was a last start winner on two of the gallopers she will partner at Gundagai on Sunday, and believes she is a chance to go back to back on both.

A man has been charged after the brutal stabbing of a woman in Bendigo on Friday morning.

The week off that West Coast won by beating Hawthorn in Friday night's Qualifying Final is more important than the other part of the prize - a home Preliminary Final.

The husband of an Iranian asylum seeker who was removed from Brisbane is unsure how she will cope when he returns from her new high security facility in Darwin.

With the regular season complete, Finals underway and eight teams still nursing hangovers from Mad Monday celebrations, there's no better time to start discussing the 2015 NRL Team of the Year. While everyone and their dog will have an opinion, we've gone to the raw data to compile the Statistical Team of the Year for 2015.

Australian pilots have flown their first mission into war-torn Syria but did not drop any bombs.

A 20-year-old Queensland man has been charged for allegedly attacking another man at a busy Gold Coast fast food outlet.

The recent unseating of the chief of Myanmar's ruling party had a "chilling effect" on the political climate in the south-east Asian country and was a reminder of the "bad old days" of military dictatorship, according to a senior US diplomat.

A man has died in a three-car freeway crash in Melbourne's west on Saturday morning after his car was rear-ended by a cement truck.

Five years ago driver Jimmy Brown had his idea for an indigenous drivers race become reality at the Fishers Ghost meeting at Menangle and it is only getting better.

Russia has called for military-to-military co-operation with the US to avert "unintended incidents" as it stages navy exercises off the coast of Syria, where US officials believe Moscow is building up forces to protect President Bashar al-Assad.

Australian's short-term chances hinge on Red Bull Racing cutting new engine deal.

The Dockers, Swans and more than 40,000 fans look like they are in for a stormy game at Domain Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

Singapore's W!LD RICE theatre company offers the Brisbane Festival a camp, stylish rendering of Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest.

A Cairns police officer will need surgery after breaking his arm during an arrest this morning in Cairns CBD.

Pacific and Aboriginal leaders have taken aim at Immigration Minister Peter Dutton over his "vulgar" jokes about indigenous people and rising sea levels.

It's the moment of complete silence right after leaping off an object that keeps bringing back the BASE jumper.

Vodafone illegally accessed the mobile phone records of Fairfax investigative journalist Natalie O'Brien to find the sources of her story, according to a leaked email.