Новости за 14.09.2015

The challenge by Malcolm Turnbull has obviously been carefully calculated and the numbers gathered to bring the leadership to a climax.

It's been seven years since the collapse of Lehman Brothers, but experts are now warning a second GFC may be on the cards.

Kurdish militants have police officers in a car bomb attack, Turkish forces shelled a mountainous area and Turkey has imposed a round-the-clock curfew on the city of Diyarbakir.

Two car bombs exploded in the eastern Syrian city of Hasaka on Monday, killing at least 20 people, state television reported.

There has been a lot of griping lately about sexism in Hollywood: objectifying and typecasting women, paying them less, not including them at all - if it's an issue in the real world, it's an issue in entertainment, too.

Miss Alabama Meg McGuffin was named fourth runner-up at the annual Miss America pageant on Sunday, but she'll certainly be remembered for her quick Donald Trump slam during the Q&A portion of the evening.

Will we have a differently-shaped PM tomorrow morning? Your news of the day, completely and frantically rewritten since 4pm.

The theme was Latin Fever, but it was Malcolm Fever which had gripped the 400 strong crowd of VIPs at Saturday night's Sydney Dance Company annual Dance Noir party, one of the highlights on the Sydney social calender.

Karl and Lisa will be lonely in Canberra on Tuesday as Sunrise head to London.

Malcolm Turnbull has been elected as the nation's 29th Prime Minister, after launching an all-or-nothing leadership challenge on Monday afternoon in which he quit the front bench, declared Tony Abbott had failed as leader, and told colleagues that sticking with him would only make Bill Shorten the next prime minister of Australia.

If Abbott is rejected by his colleagues, he will look back at his first budget as the beginning of the end

Labor MPs who had a ringside seat for the Rudd-Gillard leadership bloodbath were bracing for a vastly changed political landscape moments after Malcolm Turnbull threw down his leadership challenge.

Migrants sped through the Balkans by train, bus and taxi on Monday, racing to beat a border crackdown promised by Hungary.

Julie Bishop was Malcolm Turnbull's loyal deputy in 2009 when Tony Abbott rolled him for the leadership. Turnbull doubted her loyalty in that vote, but she retrieved her ballot papers to demonstrate that she had supported him.

Malcolm Turnbull: Thank you all very much. Julie and I are sorry to keep you up so late.

We recreate our own version of the Marshmallow test with a group of four to six year olds.

Pedestrians were forced to jump out of the way of a stolen car that mounted a busy CBD footpath after ramming a police van outside Flinders Street Station at peak hour.

Kentucky county clerk jailed after refusing to issue marriage licences to gay couples will not authorise licences but will not block her deputies from doing so.

Malcolm Turnbull tackles his first day in the top job after defeating Tony Abbott 54 votes to 44 in a leadership ballot on Monday night.

It is expected a Malcolm Turnbull-led government could see a series of changes to key ministerial posts swiftly implemented.

Even before the ballot for the Prime Ministership was cast, enterprising Sydneysiders were throwing a resignation party for Tony Abbott.

Malcolm Turnbull's prime ministership is a chance to unify Australia by leading from the centre, something Tony Abbott was never able to achieve.

Julie Bishop will run as Malcolm Turnbull's deputy and will not serve in her current leadership role if Tony Abbott wins Monday night's leadership ballot.

Liberal MPs have determined who their leader will be following a divisive ballot at Parliament House in Canberra.

US Attorney-General Loretta Lynch says more individuals and entities may be charged as the Department of Justice continues its pledge to clean up world soccer's governing body.