Новости за 26.10.2015

Acting NSW Liberal Party president Trent Zimmerman has been preselected to contest the seat of North Sydney at a December 5 byelection prompted by the resignation of former treasurer Joe Hockey.

Olympic medallists Anna Meares, Jess Fox and Lauren Jackson are among the contenders for sportswoman of the year.

Queensland is looking at western Sydney's futuristic 33 kilometre-long WestConnex tollway – yet to-be finished - as one possible way of paying for future infrastructure in Queensland.

Just when you think The Donald has said it all, he reveals a little something else in another interview.

​The Ten Network board must have seen a very bright light at the end of its financial tunnel.

The Education Department has thrown its support behind a school that invited students to leave assembly during the singing of the national anthem.

Violent extremism, cyberattacks and growing militarisation across the Indo-Pacific region pose distinct challenges for Australia.

A Melbourne council wants the right to fine owners of dangerous dogs for failing to muzzle their pets or display warning signs at their homes.

Woolworths could recoup some of the cost of its $500 million loyalty program by asking suppliers to fund customer rewards and by trimming promotional spending.

I used to be put off by being called a tall poppy, And now I am a very bright tall poppy.For the queen of confessional interviews, as a subject she gave away very little that was new but just enough to make it interesting.

After Baiada, 7-Eleven, Myer and Australia Post all companies using contractors should be on high alert.

Someone yelled "make the toilet the work of art!" - and the Kenilworth Designer Dunny Competition was born.

ACT ratepayers and taxpayers should not be expected to bear one cent of the cost of repairing the tunnel.

Wallabies winger Drew Mitchell ran past almost the entire Argentina defensive line to set up the try that sent Australia into the World Cup final. But was his final pass forward?

You only needed to look at the blood streaming from David Pocock's nose and smeared across his face to know the Wallabies will be battered and bruised as they prepare for a World Cup final.

The Wallabies' scrum will face its biggest challenge of the World Cup as it fights for redemption against defending champion New Zealand and sweats on the fitness of prop Scott Sio.

The Queensland Government will release a plan outlining how it intends to fix problems at the Lady Cilento Children's Hospital by the end of this week.

Detectives have set up a secondary crime scene across the road from the south Brisbane home where mother-of-two Danielle Miller's body was found.

After a 23-year-old Sydney woman was found dead at an alternative-music festival on Sunday, NSW police have said they did not want the event to go ahead.

It's the cruel, ugly killer that Australians don't understand. But there's no shame in having such a diagnosis.

A Cinderella dating show, a cooking competition,  a kids spelling bee, racing cars and limited-over cricket have led a phoenix-style recovery.

Traditional lobby groups have long had the ear of politicians, but now the rest of us can also make ourselves heard.

The king of apes may soon call Tamborine Mountain home, with film executives eyeing off the Queensland location for a King Kong production.

The NSW government has agreed to defer $60 million of payroll tax for BlueScope Steel to help keep the company's Port Kembla plant running.

Ten Network Holdings chief executive Paul Anderson reckons the case for streaming all the free-to-air broadcaster's channels 24/7 over the internet doesn't stack up yet and will, for now, not follow suit with rivals Seven and Nine.