Новости за 18.08.2015

A chilling video has emerged that could show the exact moment a bomb was planted at a famous Hindu shrine in the Thai capital on Monday night.

Eight suspected human traffickers thought to have forced migrants to stay in the hold of a fishing boat in the Mediterranean as 49 of them suffocated on engine fumes have been arrested on suspicion of homicide, Italian police said on Tuesday.

Stephen Jamieson, who escaped from Goulburn prison on Tuesday has been returned to custody by police.

A man will appear in court today charged with attempted murder after two women were allegedly struck by a car and stabbed in the car park of a community centre at Carramar yesterday.

Commuters will be able to permanently board from the back of the bus at some of Sydney's busiest stops.

Temperatures in Sydney are set to climb after Tuesday's dip, heralding what looks to be the start of spring.

On ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live, renowned singer and songwriter Josh Groban has released his "highly anticipated" album "Donald Trump Tweets."

Kwang-il Park was interrogated, tortured and had his teeth knocked out by a guard to prevent him from biting off his tongue. He is in Sydney this week.

Salim Mehajer, the western Sydney deputy mayor with the big wedding, is hoping to make more than $45 million extra profit by simply shifting walls around on one of his developments.

The crowd builds and is gone, almost before you've noticed it.

Sydney FC striker Shane Smeltz​ says the Sky Blues have assembled a superior squad to last season.

James Hird went into last Saturday's game against Adelaide - which the dismal Dons would lose by 112 points - already knowing that the Essendon board was about to deliberate on whether to accept what the Dons have called his resignation offer.

Michael Cheika will back himself when the Wallabies World Cup squad is announced on Friday.

After the fallout from China's shock move to devalue its currency, what are the implications for Australia? Economists believe it is a case of short-term pain for long-term gain.

Pathology giant Sonic Healthcare has reported a 5.6 per cent slump in full-year profit to $363.3 million.

An AFL Tribunal jury has found West Coast midfielder Chris Masten guilty and suspended him for two weeks for biting Dockers utility Nick Suban during Sunday's Western Derby.

Aussie swimsuit company Triangl's vibrant, colour-saturated bikinis are on beaches worldwide. But now it's facing a flood of knock-offs.

The $8.9 billion takeover of Asciano by Canadian-controlled Brookfield Infrastructure represents a "global shift" in capital, the logistics group's chief executive said as investors raised questions over Australia's shrinking industrial sector.

State Premier Daniel Andrews is being accused of breaching copyright after using a piece of unpaid music on his latest video promoting Victoria.

A North Coogee resident says the City of Cockburn was worried about "frightening people" and refused to put out snake warning signage near where a woman is suspected to have received a deadly bite on Saturday.

New York-based The Huffington Post, the brainchild of Arianna Huffington, will officially launch its Australian website on Wednesday.

​Josh Hazlewood's hopes of playing the fifth Ashes Test have nosedived.

Lawyers for Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev say he deserves a new trial due to intense publicity.

Two key questions: What method did the researchers use? How similar am I to the people examined?

QBE Insurance Group has joined the chorus of insurers vehemently rejecting the idea of government interference in the disaster-prone Far North Queensland insurance sector.