Новости за 27.04.2018

A man is in custody over the stabbing of two people at their Hervey Bay home.

UP to three years to design, five years to build and an eight-figure sum to call home.

North Korea's Supreme Leader has made history, crossing the demilitarised zone into South Korea for talks with President Moon Jae-in. In a note left in the guestbook at Peace House, Kim Jong Un has signalled 'a new history begins now - at the start point of history and the era of peace.'

Foreigners have been allowed to vote and interfere in a citizenship poll run by a federal parliamentary committee, Pauline Hanson claims.

YOUNG Sydney Thunder player Rachel Trenaman is continuing to make those in charge take notice with an impressive tour of South Africa with Australia’s under-19s side.

US comedian Bill Cosby has been convicted of drugging and molesting a woman. (AAP Video) NO ARCHIVING AAP VIDEO BEYOND 48 HOUR NEWS USAGE

Tennis: Despite giving up the second set, Grigor Dimitrov has downed Malek Jaziri in the Round of 16 at the Barcelona Open.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will celebrate seven years of marriage on Sunday. (AAP Video)

THE former editor of The Herald in Melbourne, Pat Hinton, 79, died yesterday.

Tennis: Aussie open champion Caroline Wozniacki has come from a set down to defeat Sara Errani in the Round of 16 at the Istanbul Open.

Bindi Irwin has teared up as she fondly spoke about her late father during his star ceremony on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. (AAP Video)

An 11-year-old boy who went missing from a western Sydney park, sparking a large-scale search, has been located safe and well, police say.

THE Sydney vs. Melbourne rivalry is real as each city battles to be acclaimed the home of Australia’s best dining scene. But the borders are blurring. Sydney restaurants such as Longrain and Sake already have outposts down south and these Melbourne eateries are now staking out space in the north.

ON the market for the first time in more than 50 years, an 1880s-built character home in Cumberland Park offers you the chance to be the next custodian of a grand Adelaide abode.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un have begun their historic meeting with a handshake at the heavily-fortified border between the two countries.

NFL: Number one draft pick Baker Mayfield has been booed by Cleveland fans after he was taken with the top pick.

Cricket: Australian all-rounder Glenn Maxwell says the national side is determined to restore their reputation after a few tumultuous months, and the World Cup is the perfect platform to do it.

A MAN is on the run after allegedly using a large pole to rob a Parafield Gardens service station.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un is meeting with South Korean President Moon Jae-In at Truce Village

AN elderly couple have been found stabbed at a home in Hervey Bay.

Motorsport: Aussie Daniel Ricciardo says he hasn't decided on his future yet despite reports linking him with a move away from Red Bull, and joining either Ferrari or Mercedes.

Boxing: Former heavyweight champ Tyson Fury says rival Deontay Wilder inspired his comeback to the boxing ring after saying Fury 'couldn't do it'.

Football: Marseille have downed RB Salzburg in the first leg of their Europa League clash. Former West Ham star Dimitri Payet had a hand in both of the French side's goals as they sealed a clean-sheet victory.

AGL Energy will spend up to $400 million to build a new gas-fired power station near Newcastle in NSW, as it pushes forward with plans to shut down its ageing Liddell coal-fired power plant.

DARWIN Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis has reached out to the owner of a historic military vehicle he clipped while driving down a narrow laneway on Anzac Day.