Новости за 08.11.2015

"It's all-pervasive. It's as evil as a substance can get."

Australia needs to follow in Canada's footsteps and join 2015.

The Tiwi islands are remote and almost entirely Aboriginal and were once riddled with alcoholism, violence and suicide. But that has changed and a pathway for children has been found that offers a model for indigenous communities around Australia.

Irishman Roy O'Donovan notched his third A-League goal in as many home games for Central Coast as the Mariners salvaged a fighting 1-1 draw with the Phoenix.

One of Australia's most wanted fugitives Michael Hand, co-founder of the Sydney-based international merchant bank Nugan Hand, has been found alive and well and living in small-town America.

Hundreds of Australian holidaymakers remain stranded in Bali, despite the reopening of the Indonesian holiday island's airport, which was closed due to ash cloud from the erupting volcano Mount Rinjani last week.

Wests Tigers coach Jason Taylor has slammed talk his relationship with Robbie Farah is untenable as the pair spent the week getting back to business at the NRL club.

Australian golfer Jason Day has lost his world No.1 ranking to Jordan Spieth after a top ten finish at the WGC event in Shanghai was enough for the American to reclaim top spot.

Melbourne United's Stephen Holt made a last second foul shot to win 87-86 over New Zealand Breakers.

The sale of a Parramatta youth club after the fatal shooting of a police employee in the city has been labelled "almost unfathomable" by local members and police.

Australian guard Patty Mills lit up the court with 15 points and four assists in his 19 minutes as the San Antonio Spurs scored a 114-94 NBA home win over the Charlotte Hornets.

Hundreds of people turned out for a candlelight vigil to honour the memory of 12-year-old Hundreds join candlelight vigil for Tiahleigh Palmer.

A toxic battle for power and media attention is behind the disintegrating relationship between the state's Deputy Premier and Attorney-General.

News that recent rates hikes have delivered the government a revenue windfall ("Rate hikes drive $81m rise in ACT government revenue", November 6, p1) should not surprise anyone with an understanding of the taxation path that ACT Labor has set Canberra on.

Malcolm Turnbull announced the people's choice award at the Sculpture by the Sea exhibition where he was described as a "breath of fresh air".

When Ben Jago's partner died, he was traumatised to discover he wasn't allowed to be his next of kin.

The Block apartments are finally complete and one couple have ended on a high.

The City of Sydney Council will consider building a mixed use residential and child care centre on land that has been rejected by the Department of Education as too contaminated for a school site.

Submissions to the trade union royal commission say criminal charges should be considered over allegations of corruption.

Ice addicts will next year be treated for their dependency in Australia's largest clinical trial for medical treatment

While asking Australians to share their views on private health insurance on Sunday, Health Minister Sussan Ley said she was committed to preserving universal access to healthcare.

Stayz is growing at an average rate of 20 per cent a year because travellers are more interested in alternative accommodation options, says boss Anton Stanish.

Ultra wealthy Chinese citizens worried about economic volatility in their home country will increasingly target Australia as the destination of their investments.

Sydney-born San Franciscan tears up Federal fairways on Sunday.

Four men were arrested after allegedly brawling inside a city pub.