Новости за 23.03.2016

Rio Tinto's iron ore chief Andrew Harding says he is committed to the business, despite not winning the top job at the major miner in a recent leadership change.

Australian researcher Carolyn McGregor is preparing for the "two-week window where there will be no communication with Earth".

When Ryan Crowley re-starts his career on Saturday, he'll also be resuming one of the great tagging duels of the modern era.

The AFL is pouring resources into its expansion territories, but the biggest obstacle to winning hearts and minds may be out of their control.

Premier Mike Baird's two signature projects in western Sydney look set to merge.

The Australian chief of one of the world's largest chemical companies says the global business community has been "fundamentally ignoring" the positive response received on Republican presidential front runner Donald Trump.

New book cements history of early Canberra family.

Australian shares dipped, with banks and miners leading the market down, while the impact of the Brussels terrorist attacks was relatively muted.

Patients in Victorian hospitals are being put at "unacceptably high risk" of harm because of systemic failures in documenting errors such as medication mix ups, so that staff can learn from their mistakes and improve, a scathing review has found.

News Corporation's wade into financial services has come to an end with the sale of investment publication Eureka Report.

Around the time that murdered gangland lawyer Giuseppe "Pino" Alfredo Gaetano Acquaro was born in Melbourne – November 20, 1961 – the city was engulfed in a mafia war.

The Kardashian sisters have been accused of "fraud" and "negligent misrepresentation" after they allegedly failed to fulfil a cosmetics contract.

Fairfax photographer Kate Geraghty joins us for our latest video tutorial with practical advice on making a strong daily life photograph for the April Challenge "My Australia".

Belgium has always been stubbornly obtuse when it comes to dealing with security threats and aggression.

The biggest risk to global sharemarkets is not China, nor a US recession or the slumping oil price, Carnegie Asset Management says.

But prosecutors accuse Jamie Michael Richardson of tailoring his story to fit the evidence he knew existed.

Victorian paramedics are to receive a pay rise of up to $18,000, after the state government accepted the role has become more difficult and complex over the past decade.

Man arrested after armed hold-up also charged over shooting.

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Gwendoline Christie, the woman who has melted Game of Thrones fans' hearts with her magnificent character Brienne of Tarth, is to join Mad Men star Elisabeth Moss in a new season of the mush-praised Jane Campion TV show Top of the Lake.

It is rapidly becoming one of the greatest stories in corporate Australia.

Serena Williams has slammed Novak Djokovic for saying men deserved more prize money than women, questioning how he would explain a gender pay gap to his children.

US plans to declassify CIA, FBI and other secret documents related to the 1974-1983 dictatorship have surprised many Argentinians.

If there is one man in the Socceroos squad who wants to make up for lost time, it is German-based striker Robbie Kruse.

Yevgeny Kafelnikov is angry at his daughter's Instagram followers for encouraging her weight loss.