Новости за 16.07.2015

Right-wing extremism is emerging as an equal, if not greater, threat than Muslim radicalisation in Australia and multiculturalism is "close to death" at a federal level, academics and police have told a conference on social cohesion.

The Australian Financial Markets Association has elected Morgan Stanley's Steve Harker as its new chairman, as it works towards releasing a revamped code of conduct for its members within the next three months.

Greece was not saved. It was sacrificed.

State and federal government funding for nearly half of the nation's independent schools could soon outstrip public funding for the average public school if the final two years of Gonski reforms are not implemented, a new report has revealed.

While most racing jurisdictions around Australia are planning on prize money rises in the future, the perilous position of Queensland Racing may find that state poised to slash stake money.

A man seen walking with a suitcase is wanted for questioning after a child's body was found on a highway in South Australia.

Just over two weeks after having a melanoma removed from his lip, Hawthorn spearhead Jarryd Roughead is set to return to the football field.

Sydney Swans co-captain Kieren Jack says his team must match Hawthorn's philosophy of playing on the edge of the rules if they want to beat a "brutally good" Hawks side on Saturday night.

Sydney's quest to beat a "brutally good" Hawthorn for the second time this year has hit a major snag with ruckman Mike Pyke ruled out of Saturday night's clash of the heavyweights.

We know who they are. We love them. But Brisbane's got a case of the jitters when it comes to nailing down the who's who of biggest football club in the world.

Enjoying the day and playing an aggressive style of cricket means England will win more than they lose and, crucially, will entertain the supporters.

DOZENS of police have assembled on the banks of the Leschenault Inlet near the Bunbury CBD as a siege situation develops.

In early December 2014, Brittany Nunn missed a court date. She was scheduled to fight for custody of one of her daughters, but the tide in the case had been turning in favour of the girl's father, according to Colorado law enforcement.

Egypt's Islamic State affiliate said on Thursday it fired a rocket at an Egyptian naval vessel in the Mediterranean Sea near the coast of Israel and the Gaza Strip.

Join Jesse Hogan for live commentary and analysis on the opening day of the all-important second Ashes Test at Lord's.

Embattled federal Speaker Bronwyn Bishop is still facing serious questions about her expenses despite her decision to refund taxpayers the cost of a helicopter she hired to attend a Liberal Party fundraiser.

A sex video filmed in a Beijing Uniqlo change roomhas left authorities hot and bothered after the footage flooded China's tightly controlled social media.

Border Force and Agriculture workers lobby the travelling public for support in their pay row with Abbott Government.

Ice pipes, aphrodisiacs, deadly weapons and the meth ingredient used in cult TV show Breaking Bad are among the seized goods people tried to reclaim from Australian customs officials this year, figures show.

Police suspect that a child whose skeletal remains were found beside a South Australian highway on Wednesday was murdered.

The state government has spent more than $100 million training thousands of people in professions with little prospect of a job after graduating.

NRL players may avoid suspensions if they pay fines under a system being discussed by league bosses.

Canberra's public housing commissioner had no duty of care to a young boy mauled by two vicious dogs, lawyers argued.

Darcy Lang is the latest Cat to put pen to paper with the promising youngster signing a new two-year contract that ties him to Geelong until the end of 2017.

The former Hawthorn premiership player was busted wearing another person's accreditation to gain access to the playing field.