Новости за 15.09.2018

Australian designers take NYFW; James Packer sells helicopter to Andrew Forrest; and the shocking tale a Bachelor contestant told to get on the reality show.

Victory in La Vuelta on Sunday will be a dream come true for Australian cycling - the first time a home-grown team has won a Grand Tour.

Lleyton Hewitt has rolled back the years alongside John Peers to beat Austria's Jurgen Melzer and Oliver Marach 6-2 6-4 3-6 7-5 and keep alive Australia's hopes in the Davis Cup playoff in Graz.

Scott Morrison could just turn out to be the PM we have been waiting years for.

In the digital age, where the death of the written word is frequently being pronounced, some good news.

It's not only teens who hide behind texts and emails.

The full-time whistle had barely been blown and already the mind games began ahead of the Rabbitohs-Roosters blockbuster.

A string of brilliant Jordan Thurtell saves kept Canberra FC in it before Campbelltown City finally overran them in the final 10 minutes.

Boyd Cordner is a man of action. He’s devoted to his family, club and teammates. And he’d prefer to do his talking with his Herculean efforts on the field.

Now that was a Test match. Nine years after their last win in New Zealand, the Springboks stunned the All Blacks 36-34 on Saturday night.

The former Waratahs and Wallabies halfback is back in Australia after 12 years abroad and is the new Waratahs attack coach. Just don't call him a 'legend'.

James Tedesco was booed in his first game as a Rooster, an experience that haunted him for several matches.

Why Penrith's superstar No.7 Nathan Cleary will not muck around making a call on his long-term future.

More than 500 people, black and white, have gathered on the banks of Perth's Swan River to remember the two boys lost to its depths earlier this week.

Peter Handscomb and Glenn Maxwell will begin their bids to return to the Test arena when Victoria opens the new domestic one-day series on Sunday.

Penrith playmaker James Maloney avoided suspension for a canonball tackle and hopes his next game is for Mal Meninga's Kangaroos.

Siege Of Quebec flopped seven days ago but showed his class on the quick back-up in the Bill Ritchie Handicap.

Cronulla will decide between Andrew Fifita or Luke Lewis to wear the captain's armband for the Melbourne preliminary final should Paul Gallen not be fit.

Wily Melbourne veteran Jordan Lewis has thrown a barb at the West Coast camp leading into next week's preliminary final.

Mangkhut slammed into the north-eastern coast early on Saturday, its ferocious winds and blinding rain ripping off tin roof sheets and knocking out power.

Super Typhoon Mangkhut is expected to threaten China's Guangdong coastline, possibly including Hong Kong, with a direct strike in a few days that may cause as much as $US120 billion ($139 billion) in damage and economic losses.

Supercars drivers fear a hairy qualifying for the Sandown 500, with a borderline track surface and wet weather forecast creating a wild situation.

While analysts cautioned about the dire effects of a trade war and Trump instructed aides to impose additional tariffs on China, US stocks kept churning higher.

David Pocock admits he may have to manage his war-torn neck for the rest of his career as he prepares to make his Wallabies return as captain.