Новости за 04.12.2015

Three teenagers have been sentenced after they had headed to a luxury Cairns hotel in July and shot and killed two showpiece barramundi in the pond in the foyer.

From Man Ray to Diane Arbus, the National Gallery of Australia's new exhibition shows works from the past 100 years of photography.

Paid parking in Yarraville and Footscray CBD has been shelved for at least three months after a sustained campaign by local traders to scrap the meters.

While the ACT is a largely healthy and highly educated population, it has continued to fail on many measures of Aboriginal well-being

Home-grown health co-op continues to extend its network, which started in Charnwood less than six years ago.

The men - a runner, CBD worker and rower - were inconspicuously going about their morning routines when the runner first noticed the woman's belongings on the shore and then saw her struggling in the water.

Gas pipeline owners and buyers have given a cautious welcome to draft reforms of natural gas trading arrangements in the eastern states, pointing out that the overhaul could achieve little unless supplies increase.

Our response to the unfolding climate disaster is critical to the survival of life on Earth.

Changing roles within Centrelink led to phobia of her duties and a payout.

Greece has asked for European Union help to secure its borders, defusing threats to bar it from the passport-free Schengen zone.

Police have charged a man with drug supply after investigating the death of Sylvia Choi at the Stereosonic music festival last Saturday.

New clues in the Claremont serial killings appear to have emerged - detailing the type of car driven by the murderer.

More than a half million dollars for a school security fence – equivalent to the costs for five teachers – is a necessary trade-off, Queensland Teacher's Union says.

Mayor tells drivers to mostly forget about overtaking and take seven extra, life-saving minutes.

Big Mal has won the lottery with his new job.

Santos has advised that its new chief executive, the former Clough managing director Kevin Gallagher, will take up the role on February 1.

It's the final question time for 2015. Follow our state political editor's live coverage and make a comment or use the hashtag #btqt on Twitter to join the conversation.

Author and comedian Wendy Harmer has been unveiled as the new host of ABC Sydney's 702 Mornings program.

Forget frying eggs on steaming pavements, TV chef's cooking demonstration reveals that a locked car on a summer's day can get as hot as any oven.

Injured workers in NSW will have more entitlements under new changes to the Workers Compensation scheme which take effect from Friday.

ANU has reaffirmed its position as a world leader in research as the University of Canberra has been recognised for research well above the world standard for the first time.

World Cup-winning All Black played the part of perfect big brother as his sister Niall made her debut in the World Rugby Women's Sevens Series in Dubai on Thursday.

Court's decision confirms that the ride-sharing company is operating illegally in Victoria.

For a play that tries to plug in to the psychological co-dependency in Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Vicky Jones' characters remain curiously underdeveloped.

Australian retail spending rose 0.5 per cent in October, beating economists' expectations.