Новости за 01.10.2015

Hundreds of Iranian troops have arrived in Syria to join a major ground offensive on behalf of President Bashar al-Assad's government, Lebanese sources said on Thursday, a further step in the rapid internationalisation of a civil war in which every major country in the region has a stake.

The PM says he won't tolerate violence against women and children in Australia. Rosie Batty asks him: What about those we send to Nauru and Manus Island?

As anyone who has lived in a share house knows, cleaning up a flatmate's mess is no fun.

Follow full live coverage of the clash between Wales and Fiji.

Beau Ryan has briefly addressed the cheating accusations in the first few minutes of The Footy Show's NRL grand final special on Thursday night.

Tinder's got a brand new feature- the 'super-like'.

Shocking but not surprising - is how Domestic Violence Victoria chief executive Fiona McCormack describes a rise in family violence-related offending.

Prison escapee Beau Wiles has been arrested more than 30 hours after he broke out of Goulburn prison.

A 14-year-old boy in northern England, radicalised by an Australian ISIS recruiter, plotted an attack on an Anzac Day Parade in Melbourne from the bedroom of his parents' home, a court has heard.

Twenty-year-old Hawthorn midfielder Billy Hartung is this year's hard luck story at selection for the grand final.

The Turnbull government has reached in-principle agreement with unions, employers and welfare organisations to reduce a raft of concessional taxation arrangements that benefit the rich, as all sides hailed the prospect of a new era of consensus and co-operation in Canberra.

British Prime Minister David Cameron said his administration would not make reparations for the country's role in the Caribbean slave trade, the BBC reported on Wednesday.

Bear market valuations of miners have been highlighted with the decision by US investor Kohlberg Kravis Roberts to snap up a 10 per cent stake in Oz Minerals.

Shayne Elliott's time in charge of ANZ will be more focused on squeezing returns out of the business, rather than radically reshaping or expanding it.

It's grand final time and the smell of moth balls hangs heavy in the air.

Incoming ANZ Bank chief Shayne Elliott has signalled a new phase in the bank's overseas expansion, flagging more-judicious use of capital as it faces pressure to lift returns in its Asian business.

The new head of the national lobby representing business says it's open to debating tax breaks that primarily benefit the rich.

Before she met Donald Trump at the Kit Kat Club in Manhattan and stepped into a glitzy world of limos and penthouses, diamonds and caviar, Melania Knauss lived quietly.

The Russian Defence Ministry said on Thursday it had carried out a new round of air strikes in Syria overnight, hitting four Islamic State targets while strictly avoiding populated areas.

This was a Seinfeld episode. A show about nothing.

Frank Hargrave, the 75-year-old pioneer of the labour hire industry in Australia, says its a sad day with Skilled disappearing from the ASX on October 1 after 21 years.

Wayne Bennett has been compared to Sir Alex Ferguson and Jose Mourinho as a great man-manager.

"You don't often see someone doing a pretty good job get removed."

Afghan officials said government troops recaptured much of Kunduz from Taliban insurgents, but a Taliban spokesman denied the government had retaken the strategic northern city.

Sceptical analysts aren't yet convinced that Slater & Gordon has answered their questions after it released its audited numbers on deadline day.