Новости за 04.12.2015

Have you unwittingly been driving your feline companion nuts all these years by selfishly playing the wrong music?

The two people killed in a car crash shortly after being involved in a high speed chase with police were a couple with three children under the age of 10.

South Sydney Rabbitohs prop Tom Burgess could be set to follow in the footsteps of former Parramatta Eels star and NFL convert Jarryd Hayne.

Is $4 too much for a coffee? It depends on where you buy it.

The owner of a Rozelle convenience store accused of a triple-murder may have a "neurological condition", court told.

Second longest serving commonwealth secretary will leave public service.

The case of Syed Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen Malik doesn't fit neatly into the category of workplace violence or lone wolf terrorism.

The military-style Australian Border Force has taken control of the nation's immigration detention centres, implementing a "command and control" regime that has allegedly overseen the hand-cuffing of mentally ill detainees travelling to counselling and banning outings for children.

Channel Nine has hatched a secret plan to save the popular E.J. Whitten legends game and plans to host a new match that would raise funds for the men's health charity.

Uber has again been accused of setting up quasi-ranks in Perth - this time outside last weekend's Stereosonic music festival in Claremont, where taxi drivers claim they were the victim of a virtual "lockout"

UFC president Dana White has confirmed there will be a rematch between Ronda Rousey and new women's bantamweight champion Holly Holm sometime next year.

The Northern Irish golfer broke off his previous engagement with a phone call in 2014.

Is Jon Snow alive or is he dead? That is the question gripping Game of Thrones fans after a teaser trailer for season six hit the internet.

The ASX suffers broad-based losses, following global markets' lead after ECB disappoints.

Jetstar's procedures for calculating the weight of its aircraft are under review by the Australian Transport Safety Bureau after two of its planes took off with more passengers than had been expected by the pilots in October.

Respected analyst expects a colourful 4-inch iPhone with the latest A9 processor to be unveiled soon.

How Sean O'Meara started up ImPOS and turned it into a point of sale software business with $7 million revenue.

A Sydney nurse who murdered 11 elderly residents of a western Sydney nursing home by setting fire to the facility as they slept will almost certainly spend the rest of his life in jail after losing his appeal in the state's highest court.

Uber rival Lyft has formed new partnerships with two Asian on-demand ride services.

Queensland Liberal MPs have lashed out at former minister Ian Macfarlane for defecting to the National Party, accusing him of disloyalty and selfishness comparable to that of disgraced former speaker Peter Slipper.

Shock. Panic. Fear. Fury. Prominent Americans have again reacted to a mass shooting in their homeland, with many calling for increased gun controls and others rallying to defend the constitutional right to bear arms.

Suburban street cordoned off and the bomb squad called in after police move on bikie gangs.

Man goes from fighting IS to looking for a "good German lawyer".

Aspiring Canberra singing star delights in meeting her idol.

World War II veteran Jim Given wants the right to choose the way he dies.