Новости за 02.10.2015

Don't book the mid-December holiday plans just yet. The latest US jobs data has further clouded the timing for a Fed move.

Treasuries rallied after weak jobs growth bolstered speculation the Fed will keep interest rates pinned near zero into 2016.

The teenage boy from Blackburn, Lancashire who plotted a terrorist attack on Melbourne's Anzac Day parade has been sentenced to life in jail, with a minimum five year term.

This race horse takes its name from a long line of John Kellys.

A NSW police force employee has been shot dead in a targeted attack by a lone gunman outside the state's police headquarters in Sydney's west.

Myanmar's historic elections next month are likely to worsen the plight of the country's oppressed Rohingya Muslim community, with a new, hardline Buddhist party on the brink of becoming a formidable force.

Back row star David Pocock says the Wallabies will tread the fine line between launching an all-out breakdown assault and ensuring they don't give England kicking ace Owen Farrell a chance to boot the hosts to victory.

Former England captain Martin Corry is adamant a feisty Twickenham crowd will outweigh the "huge expectation" on the hosts as they fight to save their World Cup campaign.

Jarryd Hayne left the NRL as a bona fide star. On Monday morning his San Francisco 49ers face a player who could easily be described as the NFL equivalent of what he once was.

St George Illawarra have been recognised for their contribution to the community by taking out the club community program of the year at the NRL's community and player education awards on Friday night.

Mate against mate should be tearing tearing Queensland apart, but it's a lovefest.

Kylie goes festive: The singer announces she's to release a Christmas album, and she's duetting with Iggy Pop.

Tech forecasters are bullish on these products. But even those making them agree they've got a long way to go.

Researchers have discovered a surprisingly simple way to get kids to eat more veggies.

Could history be repeated as the new owners of David Jones foist private label brands on customers?

A new front has opened in the battle over Australia's largest coal mine with indigenous landholders taking their complaint to the United Nations.

A schoolboy Israel Folau was too busy winning his first NRL premiership to care that England knocked the Wallabies out of the 2007 World Cup.

Thirsty Merc has announced their nationwide tour will resume next week following the accident which killed stage manager Shane Cooper and put touring drummer Mick Skelton in intensive care.

Jason Attard has been guarding more than 200 years of Australian history since he was barely out of his teens. Now the Hawkesbury trainer can create a slice of his own.

There's only so much rampant hair product, nose-squawking of dress designer names and brain-pulverising small talk that the human mind was built to endure.

US stocks fell sharply at the open after weak jobs data raised doubts the economy is strong enough to allow the Fed to raise interest rates this year.

Even a third successive premiership from Hawthorn's current crop will not match the club's 1980s dynasty, former president Jeff Kennett has said.

There were Hawthorn jumpers still so new they gleamed in the brilliant spring sunshine, and Hawthorn scarves so old the brown and gold had bled to make the colour of bad hair dye.

If Hawthorn remains faithful to the team selected and wins, it will be the oldest premier in VFL/AFL grand final history.

Historical reports of sexual harassment and corruption in training overseen by the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons should be investigated with perpetrators held to account, a leading lawyer says.