Новости за 25.06.2015

A mysterious stalker who calls himself the 'Watcher' has forced a family to flee their home in Westfield, New Jersey, out of fear for their children's safety.

To a chorus of car horns from excited drivers, Brisbane's Legacy Way tunnel was officially opened.

Fringe Festival producer Chenoeh Miller will shuck 2014 controversy and be "a bit braver" in 2016.

US stocks fell, with the Standard & Poor's 500 Index below its average price for the past 50 days, as a drop in energy shares overshadowed a rally in health-care.

Many Australia companies are struggling to find top-line, or revenue, growth.

Note to the AFL small defenders – you must watch Fremantle's Michael Walters from siren to siren.

Firefighters have praised the efforts of a man who checked on his elderly neighbour to find she was suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning from using an outdoor heater inside her apartment.

On Monday night, a Winnipeg police chopper aired a very private — and very prurient — conversation for the public to hear.

A South Australian man has been shamed nationally across social media for writing threatening and derogatory comments to a media personality on Facebook.

Shanon Ayers was so concerned about the icy roads, he texted his fiancée, Charlotte Armstrong, urging her to drive safely.When she didn't get the message, he knew something was wrong.

​Greece failed again to clinch a deal with its international creditors, setting up a last-ditch effort on Saturday to avert a default next week amid fears of financial market turmoil.

EL James' new book 'Grey,' the latest novel in the erotic 'Fifty Shades of Grey' series, has sold more than 1.1 million copies in trade, paperback, ebook and audio editions in just four days, its publisher said.

Two-thirds of their AFL team from a Muslim background but these women aren't letting Ramadan slow them down.

Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull has stopped short of backing Prime Minister Tony Abbott's strong-armed attack toward the ABC for allowing former terror suspect Zaky Mallah to appear on Q&A.

A US judge has sentenced TV actor Dustin Diamond to four months in jail over a stabbing in a Wisconsin bar.

A Chilean soccer player has used the infamous John Hopoate finger-in-the-bum tactic to provoke his opponent into a sending-off offence.

Warriors halfback Shaun Johnson became only the second centurion in Ultimate League this season.

Your columnist feels a warm inner glow every time our CBD scribbles wind their way into court documents which do not involve a defamation suit.

American athletics coach Alberto Salazar has provided a lengthy and detailed denial of allegations of doping made by the BBC, which he previously said had adversely affected his Olympic medallists Mo Farah and Galen Rupp.

The Australian opener's farewell tour in England didn't start off to plan but the county team he formerly captained were also to blame despite throwing him under the bus for selling unauthorised hospitality packages.

A Sydney mother who pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of her seven-year-old son after admitting he did not fall off a pogo stick but was subjected to months of neglect and sickening physical abuse at the hands of herself and her boyfriend has been sentenced to at least 10 and a half years jail.

A philosophical Phil Walsh has compared his frustration as well as his players' and Crows fans' to that of the frustration of artist Vincent van Gogh, but found positives, saying "there are still masterpieces to be created this year".

One, two, three, four, trademark protected, six? Global fashion house Chanel forces family business to change its branding after claiming a trademark infringement on its No.5 perfume.

The Matildas will be gunning for Japan's goal immediately from kick-off after their goalkeeper Ayumi Kaihori commited one of the worst howlers of the Women's World Cup in her last match.