Новости за 27.07.2025

Police have arrested a man who they say attacked shoppers in a random act on Saturday evening.

Teagan Berry of the Dragons is given marching orders for a brutal collision with Kerri Johnson.

Queensland Premier David Crisafulli will receive the most consequential report card of his 10-month rule this week.

Simi Sasagi eases past some feeble Knights defence to score.

Julia Robinson puts the finishing touches on a brilliant attacking display.

No commander-in-chief in his lifetime has been as consumed by conspiracy theories as Donald Trump – now they seem to be consuming him.

Collingwood have made a late change ahead of today’s clash with Richmond at the MCG – the Magpies’ only match against the Tigers this year. Scott Pendlebury will miss with injury.

Having played a strictly supporting role so far in the West Indies, Glenn Maxwell had a night out in St Kitts. And what a night it was.

Having played a strictly supporting role so far in the West Indies, Glenn Maxwell had a night out in St Kitts. And what a night it was.

This garage business has earned one student about $3000 a year and proved so successful that his parents now park their car on the street.

The gold medallist became a Hockey Australia director weeks after sharing a comment that called Muslims “Satan worshipping cockroaches that need to be eradicated”.

It couldn’t happen in Australia, where compulsory and preferential voting protect the two-party system, but British politics is fractured – on the right and the left.

Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt believes his wounded side have the mental resilience to bounce back in Sydney.

Play is allowed to continue despite as a melee breaks out between the Knights and Eels.

Glenn Maxwell blasts a massive six over the rope, but Samuel Badree can't catch the ball in the coach's box.

After a string of executives headed for the exit, fast-food king Jack Cowin calls the shots about how to fix the pizza chain – and how quickly it must happen.

Kaden Groves produces a mic drop moment during his interview after winning a stage at the Tour de France.

The Rabbitohs are stunned at Jack Wighton’s potential month-long ban as they consider a judiciary challenge.

Labor’s decision to make YouTube’s threat public before the platform itself shows its resolve in taking on tech giants whose power has grown under the Trump administration.

Politics and war collide in this production of a Shakespeare classic, where the play’s intrigues (and the social inequalities behind them) are laid down with brisk lucidity.

Melbourne business owners are taking matters into their own hands after witnessing speeding and collisions between delivery e-bike riders and pedestrians.

Alex de Minaur sent a signal to junk-balling Frenchman Corentin Moutet – deliberately or not – before even hitting a ball in their Washington semi-final.

In the third such accident in as many months, a Brisbane aerobridge has taken a swipe at a Fiji Airways plane, smashing into the cockpit.

The US President has weighed into the latest international conflict, as a border dispute threatens to escalate into all-out war.

Many of the swimmers on the United States' team will have to will themselves through the world championships after being hit by food poisoning.