Новости за 16.09.2015

Hungarian police fired tear gas and water cannon at protesting migrants demanding they be allowed to enter from Serbia on Wednesday as a border crackdown by Budapest turned violent.

Assistant Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has raised the prospect of the Turnbull government taking an increase in the goods and services tax to the next election.

It was the speech that moved a room of Sydney's most powerful people to tears.

During Malcolm Turnbull's first question time as prime minister, he was accused of "mansplaining" by the Opposition. And it seems it was first time a number of government ministers had ever heard of the term.

Big business is understood to have been called on to speak out against the effects test and concrete opposition to the proposed changes to the competition law.

Thai police now say the perpetrators of last month's deadly bombing in central Bangkok are international human-traffickers linked to militant Uighurs, a Muslim minority in western China.

The woman who survived an on-air shooting that killed two TV journalists in the US says the gunman never said a word.

French magazine involved in deadly attack by Islamist militants sparks criticism with cartoon portraying drowned toddler.

Victorians forced by the state government to install smart meters may never see their promised benefits, according to a scathing report by the Auditor-General.

A US-based all-star Twenty20 tournament featuring cricketing greats Sachin Tendulkar, Shane Warne and Brian Lara has been given the blessing of the International Cricket Council.

Anna Meares, a proud Maroons and Cowboys fan, is too diplomatic to reveal what she really thought of Paul Gallen before the call.

It's potentially the last game for the great Adam Goodes, but ticket sales suggest a meek turnout for the Swans' elimination clash with the Kangaroos.

To the reality show's credit, this first episode didn't actually milk the tragedy that prompted them to hire Greig in the first place.

Richmond defender Dylan Grimes has agreed to a new contract that will keep him at the club for a further three years.

Malcolm Turnbull will finalise a new-look ministry over the weekend featuring more women, more young MPs, and a new Treasurer, as a new poll shows the switch from Tony Abbott has impressed voter and propelled the Coalition back to equal status with the ALP.

Humanity's mismanagement of the ocean has led to the loss of almost half the world's marine mammals, birds, reptiles and fish in a single generation, a World Wide Fund for Nature report says.

Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday in a rally seen as promoting Malay supremacy in the multi-racial nation.

Yemeni Prime Minister Khaled Bahah returned to Aden on Wednesday in a step towards restoring a government on home soil after months of exile.

Government action on multinational tax avoidance has miserably failed to match its rhetoric, but things are moving in the right direction.

Cale Hooker was recognised as Essendon's best and fairest player at a ceremony at Crown on Wednesday night.

A drunk driver who blew more than four times the legal alcohol limit threatened police officers with a metal sign as they attempted to impound his car.

Global drinks giant Pernod Ricard is riding the global sugar backlash to try to reignite sales of much-maligned alcopops segment after years of big declines.

Malcolm Turnbull may have bigger problems than redressing the inequitable distribution of federal money among states.

Grocery wholesaler Metcash has kicked off a grass roots campaign to defend the market share of IGA retailers in South Australia and Western Australia ahead of a $700 million Aldi invasion.

Hundreds of Canberra GPs are to start using the "fit note".