Новости за 03.09.2015

The father of the young boys whose drowning touched a global nerve speaks about their ordeal at sea.

Mario Draghi unveiled a revamp of quantitative easing and signalled officials might expand stimulus if necessary.

The piece of wing found on the shore of Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean has been formally identified as part of the wreckage of Malaysian Airlines flight MH370, the Paris prosecutor said on Thursday.

About 10 people were killed and 100 wounded on Thursday when a bomb went off near an army camp in northern Cameroon, where soldiers are battling Boko Haram fighters from Nigeria, army and police sources said.

Tim Cahill was left on the bench because Australia wanted a more mobile strike force to be able to run at a Bangladesh rearguard that was guaranteed to sit back and defend deeply, coach Ange Postecoglou said.

A boat carrying dozens of migrants has sunk in rough seas in the Malacca Strait off Malaysia, killing at least 14 people, according to Malaysian rescuers.

German oceanographers publish new research claiming MH370 may have crashed 3200 kilometres north of search area

Do you know if your super is supporting child slavery, illegal forest logging or water pollution?

Australian Star Wars fans were the first in the world to get a look at the new Star Wars Episode 7 toys on Thursday.

It's like the small business tax stimulus didn't happen. Maybe that weaker Australian dollar will ride to the Treasurer's rescue in three months' time.

The furore over decidedly inconvenient 7-Eleven employee pay claims got its first victim Monday, before the Four Corners story even made it to air.

A year after she was cleared of criminal wrongdoing, News Corp executive Rebekah Brooks, has been reinstated to her position with greater responsibilities.

Less than three weeks after Cate Blanchett and her husband Andrew Upton listed their Hunters Hill trophy home for sale, it has sold.

The Abbott government has been urged to cut funding to Nauru after the New Zealand government suspended $1.2 million allocated to the nation's judicial system due to concerns about civil rights abuses.

Economists are warning the Australian dollar is falling with no end in sight, with some saying it could reach as low as half a US dollar before beginning to rise again.

A Melbourne man jailed for growing a commercial quantity of cannabis is fit to work with children, a tribunal has ruled.

Life just got tougher for outlaw motorcycle gang members. They will now struggle to get insurance.

After 10 months investigating the mass shooting at Marysville-Pilchuck High School, a multi-agency team of more than 30 police detectives could not determine a definitive reason why Jaylen Fryberg killed four of his friends and himself.

A 19-year-old Texas man is dead after he accidentally shot himself while posing for a selfie with a gun.

Guatemalan President Otto Perez has resigned amid a corruption scandal that gutted his government and plunged Guatemala into chaos days before a national election, and turned himself into a court on Thursday to face charges.

A tiny alien creature that washed up on the banks of a river in western Russia has locals and experts stumped.

Justin Pascoe has the task of turning around the embattled club after being named CEO after a 'global search'.

Any heartache Robbie Farah may be feeling towards his Tigers axing took a drastic backseat on Thursday when he spoke about a topic closer to his heart.

A wealthy sperm donor who has more than 24 children is pleading with the Victorian government to keep his identity secret because he fears his offspring will want to contact him and establish relationships.

The head of the NFL has been asking the same question on the minds of NFL fans across the United States: Who is this Jarryd Hayne?