Новости за 23.09.2015

Xenophobic and anti-Muslim remarks appear not to have harmed campaigns of two leading Republican presidential candidates.

Victoria has become the only state to sign a cultural agreement with China's national government, in an historic deal that will result in the exchange of more festivals and arts over the next five years.

NSW's Education Minister has lashed out at comments made by his new national counterpart, Simon Birmingham, on the senator's first day as federal Education Minister.

More money is spent on keeping Sydney terror suspect Omarjan Azari in Supermax prison for one day than has so far been provided by Legal Aid NSW for his entire legal defence, a court has heard.

I was laying on my back, stunned, in a boulder field on the daunting slope that leads to the Toolbrunup summit in the Stirling Ranges. I was hurt, but the question was: how badly?

If there's a subject guaranteed to get the hypocrites, moralisers and concerned onlookers out in force, it's other people's pleasure, particularly when that pleasure comes in the form of a pill.

Murder accused Adeel Khan owed more than $20,000 before a fatal fire he allegedly lit.

Collingwood top-10 pick Nathan Freeman has quit the club after two years, without playing a single senior game.

Girl says policeman told her to stop crying as he pointed gun.

​BHP Billiton has defended the use of a Singapore marketing hub to minimise its tax payments.

In a South Brighton home, it feels as though you're floating over the sea, with gorgeous vistas from almost every room.

Lawyers for a bankrupt businessman have questioned billionaire Carlton Football Club board member Raphael 'Ruffy' Geminder claims they were never friends.

Which of these is more likely to kill you: a shark or a photograph?

Could preppy pop princess Taylor Swift light up this year's ARIA awards?

The third and last of the free pre-season fly fishing classes was a delightful opportunity for anglers to test their new-found fly casting skills.

This Peter Pan prequel loses its sense of anticipation and excitement in the magical kingdom of Neverland, and that's not the way that it should work.

Bradford City left-back James Meredith is the surprise selection in Ange Postecoglou's Socceroos squad for the upcoming World Cup qualifier in Jordan next month.

All the best shows in the capital.

New Canberra Raiders under-20s coach Brett White says his success will be judged more on how many young players are developed into first graders than on-field results.

Wallabies playmaker Matt Toomua concedes his inter-squad rivals have a head start, but he wants to make sure coach Michael Cheika has "fond memories" of his time in gold to win a permanent starting spot.

Turing Pharmaceuticals CEO Martin Shkreli has said he will lower the price of the drug Daraprim after being criticised for boosting it 50-fold to $750 a pill.

How did the US government pass a law that banned it from negotiating the price of drugs? The answer is in the corridors of Congress.

It's easy to take our system of laws and consumer protections for granted. But it can actually be a competitive advantage for companies and investors alike.

A High School footballer in Los Angeles has allegedly rubbed 'Icy Hot' into an opponent's face during a heated match earlier this month.

Domain catches up the The Block contestant and former centrefold who has tradies hot and bothered and viewers divided.