Новости за 07.07.2015

Which local success story has more than 120,000 clients in 170 countries?

Iron ore's bear market deepened, with prices dropping below $US50 a ton for the first time since April on concern that low-cost supplies from Australia and Brazil will expand further while demand stumbles in China.

German prosecutors are seeking three and a half years' jail for a former SS officer known as the 'Bookkeeper of Auschwitz'.

The attack during Friday prayers, which killed 27 people, appeared aimed at stoking sectarian hatred in the energy-rich Gulf.

The compliment came from an unlikely quarter, after Tony Abbott and Bill Shorten gave Indigenous leaders, with the possible exception of Noel Pearson, cause to believe they are serious about working together to right a historical wrong.

Bombings killed at least 26 people across northern Nigerian cities since late Monday, the latest attacks in the worst spate of violence since President Muhammadu Buhari took office.

Queensland are losing their grip on Origin – great, isn't it?

Set of Six - the six issues that will decide the Origin decider.

Television veteran Ray Martin is facing calls to step down from an editorial audit of the ABC's Q&A program, after he described a government boycott of the program as "silly" and backed the impartiality of host Tony Jones.

The TV series Dukes of Hazzard has been pulled from US screens because of controversy surrounding its use of the Confederate flag, beloved of white supremacists, but the Abbott administration's most senior indigenous affairs bureaucrat in the Northern Territory failed to heed the warning signs.

As a vegetarian, the main question I am asked is "where do you get your protein from?", which made me realise most people are not aware of how many vegetarian-friendly sources of protein there are.

Nick Kyrgios has opened up about a drama-plagued week at Wimbledon in an exclusive interview, revealing how criticism from the Australian public left him wanting to quit the sport.

The Australian Rugby Union is facing a $370,000 price tag to buy second row Kane Douglas out of his contract with Leinster, while it has emerged that Will Genia was having second thoughts about his move to France.

WA's Department of Culture and Arts is under fire for a using a water spray system to try to prevent homeless people from bedding down around Perth's King Street Arts Centre.

Why did the Blues take the unusual step of allowing extended media coverage of their final training session?

"All they're wearing in essence is a tank top and a pair of boxers, and going out there and giving it all they have, which makes them courageous."

Defending Wimbledon champion comes back from two sets down to enter quarter-finals.

The Abbott government and Labor opposition have refused to back the Productivity Commission's call to prevent older workers from accessing their super before they turn 65.

The NRL has reduced Parramatta's fine for salary cap breaches by $60,000 after considering the club's appeal.

Indie Australian film Pawno, which makes its world premiere at this year's Melbourne International Film Festival, might just be the quintessential modern Australian tale.

Indigenous MP Ken Wyatt has rejected claims by Noel Pearson that Monday's summit of Aboriginal leaders was "highly stage-managed" by Tony Abbott and Bill Shorten.

How Tony Abbott must yearn for a larger memory hole.

Double major winner Jordan Spieth believes defending champion Rory McIlroy's potential absence from the British Open through injury would "dampen" the occasion.

This question has prompted plenty of scientific research: how do animals find their way home?

A Queensland teacher who called one student a "mummy's boy" and pushed another student into a wheelie bin has escaped suspension.