Новости за 21.10.2015

Embattled supermarket giant Woolworths is looking to axe its Rewards relationship with Qantas as it grapples to win back customers from Coles and Aldi.

Women who lost babies in avoidable circumstances at Bacchus Marsh hospital are likely to be compensated by the state, a top medical negligence lawyer says

China's steel industry, the largest in the world, is bleeding cash and every producer is feeling the pain.

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If you want to know what lies ahead for Australia's dollar look back to 1998, according to Citigroup.

There have been a couple of attempts over the decades to get institutional investors to join the landlord class, but they have come to little or nought.

It's stomach-churning, but a new treatment at a Sydney hospital has a 90 per cent success rate.

It sounds nice to say that leaders come from all walks of life, and in all shapes and sizes. But that's not exactly true.

It's being welcomed as a major step towards ending the poaching crisis that is decimating Africa's elephant herds.

One person was killed when a military aircraft crashed shortly after taking off from a US Air Force base in eastern England on Wednesday, police said.

Powerful neighbour concerned about reduced transparency after rejection of Brazilian chief justice as election observer team leader.

Ever since Justin Trudeau appeared as leader, conservatives sniped at his hair.

Embattled Syrian President Bashar Assad flew to Moscow in a surprise visit, meeting one-on-one with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Kremlin to discuss "the Syria situation and plans for the future".

Jason Day has won the Don award for the most inspiring Australian sports performance in the past year, a prize accepted by the golfer's mother at the Sport Australia Hall of Fame dinner.

Franz Beckenbauer, one of Germany's greatest footballers is one of many individuals being investigated by FIFA's Ethics Committee, it said in a statement on Wednesday.

Every woman who has ventured online is well aware of the perils. Sheltered by anonymity, sexual predators thrive on the Internet, where sending vulgar missives rarely has consequences.

One of the nation's most senior legal figures has hit back at allegations by Bill Heffernan that he failed to properly investigate lawyers who attended a "boy brothel".

Ali Yasmin spent two years in Western Australia's maximum security prison in Albany after being convicted as an adult on people smuggling charges in 2010.

About 30,000 Australians have the manufacturer's implants, but an expert stresses 'there was no evidence they would pose any health risk to patients'.

Luci's lesbian mother had a one-night stand 21 years ago with a stranger she met at the Rosebud pub. Now Luci wants to find her father.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu provoked controversy ahead of a visit to Germany by saying the former Muslim elder in Jerusalem convinced Adolf Hitler to exterminate the Jews.

Melbourne's median house price shot up 2.8 per cent over the September quarter, setting a new price benchmark.

The father of a toddler whose body was found in suitcase in South Australia in July has been ruled out as a suspect in the child's murder investigation after police announced an extraordinary breakthrough in the case.

Melbourne's established suburbs could take 1 million more homes by 2050, meaning substantially less housing sprawl on the city's under-serviced fringes.

Perth Glory have a chance at redemption for losing last year's FFA Cup final after advancing to the 2015 decider following a 3-1 win over Melbourne City in the semi-final at nib Stadium