Новости за 03.10.2015

Islamic State has used its official Twitter account to claim responsibility for the shooting death of a Japanese man in Bangladesh on Saturday.

Sergio Aguero scored five times in 20 minutes as Manchester City came from behind to thrash Newcastle United 6-1 and go back to the top of the Premier League table on Saturday.

The honeymooning couple had flown in from Beijing for golden week aiming to buy a home, but lost out to some Australian Chinese who lived around the corner.

She answers 000 calls for a living, but this firefighter believes she has contributed to saving more lives through counselling workmates, their partners and friends about suicide prevention.

More than 600 asylum seekers detained on Nauru will be able to move around the island 24 hours a day, with the Nauru government poised to scrap the curfew at its Australia-funded processing centre.

A 10-year-old child died from an allergic reaction after drinking a "natural" coconut drink imported by a Sydney firm.

Japan added another Rugby World Cup scalp to their shock win over South Africa by beating Samoa 26-5 on Saturday to give themselves a chance of their first ever quarter-final.

Injured former Newcastle Knights player posted a video on his Instagram account on Saturday evening that reveals encouraging progress in his rehabilitation from a "devastating spinal injury".

Matt Scott was smart enough to be a doctor or a lawyer. Corey Oates grew so fast he needed to have a year off footy.

Everything you need to know about the 2015 NRL grand final match-ups.

Ruling party candidate Daniel Scioli may be able to win Argentina's presidential election in the first round, after an opinion poll published on Friday showed he had widened his lead over his closest rival.

An airstrike hit a hospital run by Medecins Sans Frontieres in the Afghan city of Kunduz on Saturday, killing at least 16 people in what the US military called possible "collateral damage" in the battle to oust Taliban insurgents.

Ghenoua Fadel survived a horror road smash weeks out from giving birth. Then footage emerged of the collision - which left everyone reeling.

Commuters are being asked to change their timetables when construction on Sydney's new light rail system starts on Tuesday.

Resilience, humility and humanity – those were the qualities Hawthorn coach Alastair Clarkson said made him proud of his 2015 premiership team.

A Monash University project is aiming to bring cognitive behavioural therapy to users' smartphones.

More than one casual observer has been quick to point out Gai Waterhouse's team has hardly sprung into spring. In fact, the jumbo usually full of spring winners is probably still waiting for the late arrivals to board.

Humanitarian workers deported from Nauru last year following unsubstantiated claims they encouraged asylum seekers to self-harm and fabricate stories of abuse are yet to receive an explanation – despite being promised one by the Australian government.

Former Labor minister Kate Lundy has said figures on the capital's worst crash intersections back the Canberra Liberals' argument for a flyover of the Barton Highway.

The remains of a missing 18-year-old have been found in the chimney of an abandoned cabin in the US - bringing a grim end to a seven-year-old cold case.

It was 4.34pm on Friday when a triple zero emergency call was made by a woman stating a man "is shooting people" outside the NSW Police State Crime Command in Parramatta.

Liberal senator says Canberra will be spared the major brunt of the move of 600 federal jobs to the Central Coast.

Robin Williams' widow and his three children from previous marriages have reached a settlement in their legal fight over the late actor's estate.

At just 15 years old Farhad Jabar Khalil Mohammad from Parramatta is part of a growing trend worldwide – that of teenagers radicalised at decreasing ages.

Mamamia writer Rosie Waterland, who rose to fame writing recaps for The Bachelor, put the "me" in media last week.