Новости за 25.09.2016

A lost footy bet has seen one man paint his front fence in the Western Bulldogs' club colours.

The battle for Aleppo prompted several countries to call an urgent UN Security Council meeting.

Plane sours online.

At Spotless Stadium on Saturday night, the Bulldogs might have set a record for non-grand final tears.

Farhaan Behardien is keen to repay the faith that the selectors have shown in him.

ALMELO - „We hebben het je niet makkelijk gemaakt, waarvoor mijn excuses.” Het oudste raadslid van Almelo, Gijs Stork, was vol lof over scheidend burgemeester Jon Hermans-Vloedbeld, maar voelde zich ook een beetje schuldig. Stork vergeleek in de raadszaal van het stadhuis de gemeenteraad met een duiventil waar raadsleden maar in en uit vlogen.

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Young Bulldog Jordan Roughead is in doubt for next Saturday's grand final after copping a football to the face from close range in the Dogs' preliminary final win over the Giants.

The spectre of public service job cuts is likely to dominate the first day of week three of the ACT election campaign, after Labor promised it would maintain the size of the government workforce if re-elected.

The Western Bulldogs have already made history of sorts. After the events of the last few weeks, what’s a little more?

Now that Julia Gillard and Rihanna are confirmed BFFs, it's only natural for the pollie-pop duo to take to stage and make it all gloriously official.

Bob Edwards bought his first Bulldogs membership 63 years ago, and the next year he went to the MCG to see his club win their maiden VFL premiership, storming away to a giant win over the Demons.

Check out the highlights with Goal as Benfica maintained their lead at the summit with victory over Chaves, while Sporting and Porto also recorded wins in Portugal's top flight

Sydney defender Aliir Aliir's grand final dream is still alive.

Three gunmen shot and wounded eight people — including a 3-year-old girl — on an east Baltimore street Saturday night.

In Jerusalem’s largest cemetery the deceased have a need that the living cannot fulfill: more space. The Givat Shaul cemetery, which sprawls across a hilltop on the northwestern edge of the city, contains more than 200,000 burial spots, and nearly every one is full, marked with a carved headstone and adorned with flowers and memorial […]

Russian warships including the Pyotr Velikiy heavy nuclear missile cruiser carried out firing exercises in the Barents Sea.

Caroline Wozniacki continued her revival by brushing aside Naomi Osaka 7-5 6-3 on Sunday to win the Pan Pacific Open.

While Forbes might be bearing the brunt of recent rainfall in the Central West, Sydney is set for a wet Sunday evening.

A 44-year-old Perth woman has been slugged with 20 demerits points and $1350 worth of fines after being caught talking on her mobile phone while driving twice in the space of two hours.

Inspector general found that from June 2014 through July 2015, 26 civilians wanted to lease housing at Fort Detrick and each went through partial or no background checks.

Serbs in Bosnia headed to the polls on Sunday to decide whether to mark their "national holiday", in a referendum that has placed the country's fragile institutions under pressure. The vote is the brainchild of Milorad Dodik, nationalist leader of the Bosnian Serb-run entity Republika Srpska (RS). Some 1.2 million voters are entitled to cast a ballot on whether they want their "national holiday" to continue to be celebrated on January 9.

Four members of a Melbourne family are running for Nillumbik Council.

More than a year after the partial lifting of the international economic sanctions on Iran, there are no visible signs of economic growth or political liberalization happening in this oil-rich nation, Lenta.ru wrote.