Новости за 30.07.2015

Amaysim Australia is to the mobile phone world what Tigerair is to the airline industry.

She runs the Australian arm of Microsoft and manages 800 people, but Pip Marlow said a man was surprised she had time to make it to a recent breakfast meeting.

India has hanged Yakub Memon on Thursday for his role in the country's deadliest bombings 22 years ago.

A child abduction in Sydney's south west was thwarted moments after it began when the would-be kidnapper strolled past police, with a missing toddler in tow.

There was no announcement from the court. No judge's associate fronted the assembled defendants, lawyers and embassy representatives to inform them the verdict in the retrial of three Al-Jazeera journalists, including Australian Peter Greste, had been delayed.

Hungary's plan to seal its border with Serbia threatens disaster, creating a new migrant bottleneck in a country woefully ill-equipped to cope.

In a spectacular own goal, the Prime Minister's hand-picked Speaker is now his greatest liability.

America's premier real estate mogul-turned-reality TV star has become the hero of working-class whites. It's an unlikely match, and one that needs a healthy dose of cognitive dissonance. Yet in one way, surprisingly, Donald Trump has a point.

Tall Blacks captain Mika Vukona believes his team is building nicely for their Oceania Olympic qualifying series against the Boomers, despite letting a royal chance at a major international scalp slip in Croatia.

Andrew Bolt says it's up to Adam Goodes to say 'it was wrong' to stand up to a 13-year-old girl who racially vilified him to end the booing controversy.

His estranged wife's brother had been shot dead. The home of a judge presiding over his bitter custody dispute had been levelled by an explosion. And the wife of another judge, who restricted him access to his daughter, was dead after a bomb exploded at her front door.

The Trans-Pacific Partnership has been roundly criticised, but in the face of China’s rise, it might just signal the reassertion of American power.

The ACT government has signed a variation on the Territory Plan for the University of Canberra to proceed with its estimated $1 billion campus redevelopment.

Laurie Daley knows the importance of a good halfback. Which is why he had two of them in his NSW team.

The corporate ref has finally blown the whistle on the Indonesian explorer run by rugby league legend Benny Elias and Perth Glory owner Tony Sage: Kupang Resources.

The Adam Goodes situation reminds us there is no virtue in ignorance.

Landslides triggered by torrential rain in Nepal swept through villages on Thursday, killing at least 30 people close to the nation's most popular trekking circuit.

We should be proud that such a big man is one of us.

Billy Moore said the New Zealand Warriors were playing 'coconut style' rugby league - was the remark racist?

Sydney are formulating a low key but powerful show of game day solidarity for Adam Goodes as doubts continued to swirl over the dual Brownlow Medallist's playing future.

Face-to-face transactions will be a thing of the past for many public servants within a decade.

Long after the justifications for the taunts he has endured have been forgotten, Adam Goodes will be recognised as an athlete who knocked the nation out of its comfort zone of ignorance.

An 18-year-old former Radford College student who disappeared while jogging near Bendigo on Wednesday afternoon has been found alive by police.

Madam Speaker, I too am sorry ("Bishop says sorry, will repay wedding claims", smh.com.au, July 30).

Canberra duo Lee Fook and Sandra Brew to represent Australia at the International Federation of Muaythai Amateurs World Cup in Bangkok in August.