Новости за 02.03.2016

A survey has shown what happens when people search for health symptoms online.

The insurance comparison website has run afoul of the corporate watchdog after claiming to be 'independent' while simultaneously taking commissions.

A chemical spill has closed lanes on the Princes Freeway west of Werribee.

Kenyan athletes were worried about preparation not politics and would continue to train to compete at the Rio Olympics despite a WADA threat to ban them from the Games following evidence of widespread doping in the country, according to the African country's greatest athlete David Rudisha.

The Sharks are mindful of avoiding a repeat of their 0-4 start to last season while the hurt still lingers from their 39-0 drubbing at the hands of North Queensland.

Caitlyn, the transgender woman formerly known as Bruce Jenner, revealed: "I don't see myself dating women in the future."

The former principal of Sydney's exclusive St Mary's Cathedral College, David Standen, has pleaded guilty to 18 child sex charges over his years as a teacher at a private school in Goulburn.

Crossbench senator Glenn Lazarus has accused the Coalition of being "virtually in caretaker mode" as childcare experts fear the federal government is running out of time to legislate its sweeping childcare reforms if an early election is called.

​The global boss of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, Sergio Marchionne, has hit out at the "distasteful" management regime.

The Australian Taxation Office has dropped its case against a Russian oligarch it alleged owed $34 million in unpaid taxes after resolving the dispute.

Consumers should have confidence that free range eggs have come from chickens living in humane conditions.

A South Perth woman says she has been "entombed" by an apartment block that is being built centimetres from her balcony - in the latest example of a series of planning fights taking place in the area.

Electricians and builders are ignoring a recall of faulty electrical wiring, leaving tens of thousands of homes at risk of fire.

The multibillion-dollar sale of Melbourne's container port has again been thrown into doubt with Nationals leader Peter Walsh saying Treasurer Tim Pallas had "bullshitted too much".

It is not just customers who are desperate to recover funds from Little Masterpiece Studio.

Public servants at the Defence Department vote to reject pay offer by wafer-thin margin.

Perth's accused "Christmas Grinch" Ashton Coverley made a brief appearance in court on Wednesday but is yet to enter a plea for allegedly stealing parcels from people's doorsteps in December.

Queensland's treasurer has blamed the resources downturn on the state's stalling economy amid heavy criticism.

A 53-year-old Perth driver is the latest to face court on road rage charges in a long, angry summer of incidents on WA roads.

NSW Health authorities have widened their investigation of an IV "hydration" clinic to include the pharmacist who manufactured a cocktail of injectable vitamins that put a Sydney woman in hospital.

A fortnight ago, the Western Sydney Wanderers' trip to Brisbane Roar was being billed as a grand final preview - but Friday night's showdown at Suncorp Stadium looms as a test of Roar's rapidly fading title credentials.

Canberra golfer Brendan Jones is confident he can return to winning ways now his mum is in remission.

As if a lack of sleep wasn't bad enough, we have to deal with the knowledge that losing sleep is also likely to make us fat.

Who knew that conservative writer and broadcaster Andrew Bolt was also a master at the art of satire?

Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has put forward "the father of reconciliation" Patrick Dodson as the replacement for outgoing Western Australian senator Joe Bullock.