Новости за 30.07.2015

A Melbourne mother has lost a bankruptcy battle with a private school after arguing they should have means-tested her because they were acting like a bank.

The Aussies got off to a slow start at Edgbaston. Follow the day two action with Jesse Hogan as they look to skittle England and stay in the match.

Iron ore's rally into a bull market isn't expected to last long as global supplies remain high and demand weak.

Remnants of a badly damaged suitcase have reportedly been found close to where plane debris, suspected of being part of missing Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370, was recovered.

Malaysia is "almost certain" that plane debris found on Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean is from a Boeing 777, the deputy transport minister said on Thursday, heightening the possibility it could be wreckage from missing Flight MH370.

Missing teenage jogger found in Bendigo

It really would have been a lovely day for a chopper ride to Traralgon. Alas, Bronwyn Bishop arrivied at Traralgon Secondary College on Thursday afternoon with her eyes closer to ground level, in the front seat of a white Toyota Landcruiser with roof rack and bull bar.

One of Australia's top private schools, Scotch College has been hit with further legal action as the full extent of its history of sexual abuse finally comes to light.

SBS' three-part social experiment ends with a studio discussion that crackled, fizzed and often threatened to erupt into outright hostility.

After tensions over the Bali nine executions and boat turnbacks, the Australian and Indonesian foreign ministers will meet next week for the first time since Australia's ambassador was recalled from Jakarta

In an embarrassing defeat, the NSW government has been forced to drop charges against 24 UberX drivers after a bungled prosecution.

And Bronwyn Bishop bravely takes responsibility for the thing she's been denying for three weeks. Your news of the day, reduced to a snarky rant.

Victoria Police may charge former detective Paul Dale with fresh corruption offences over his relationship with murdered underworld boss Carl Williams, after further investigations into the worst police corruption case in the force's history.

Australia's early female convicts were once described as "the disgrace of their sex", but they're about to turn respectable.

The Australian Turf Club will honour premiership winners and Jockeys Celebration Day as part of the opening meeting of the season at Rosehill on Saturday.

Tony Abbott has spent a third full day away from the media spotlight as the travel allowance scandal engulfing his hand-picked Speaker finally brought an apology from Bronwyn Bishop and with it a request that the Department of Finance examine all her travel claims.

The NSW Premier has taken to Facebook to express his views on the heated debate over Adam Goodes.

The AFL's longest serving chairman, former Sydney boss Richard Colless, says he feels ashamed of the sport he helped lead for two decades and has lamented football's delayed response to the vilification of Adam Goodes which he has described as a stain on the game. Speaking to Fairfax Media on Thursday Colless, who finished at the Swans at the end of 2013, said that after observing the taunting of Goodes all season he "could at times weep for the unfairness of it".

The bad news: Michael Hooper misses a game for Manly. The good news: He can play the All Blacks.

Oregon's Department of Transportation will be invited to Australia to explain how a new road charging system works as the government considers alternatives to fuel taxes to pay for infrastructure.

In scenes reminiscent of Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds, plague-like flocks of seagulls are terrorising a Melbourne suburb.

Four months after stepping down as chief executive of Myer, Bernie Brookes has been appointed chief executive of South Africa's largest non-food retailer, Edcon.

Grocery wholesaler Metcash has been accused of organising a supplier campaign to oppose Coles' $100 million acquisition of independent supermarket chain SupaBarn.