Новости за 22.04.2016

Victoria Wood 1953–2016

These are cyber intrusions into government departments and agencies, big and small businesses and private individuals.

Four-time premiership coach Alastair Clarkson has signed on for three more years at Hawthorn, ending months of contract negotiations.

Daily maximums of 26 degrees may have made it easy for Canberrans to adhere to the rule about keeping the heater off until Anzac Day.

Humans are hardwired to like consistency.

The powerful construction union and its officials have been fined nearly $1 million for a campaign of unlawfully entering work sites in Adelaide.

While the world focuses on the damage being done by humans to the Great Barrier Reef, slightly inland we are also hurting one of our other great natural beauties.

Since 1831 The Sydney Morning Herald has reported on our social customs and costumes, and the Herald was there in 1965 when Carla Zampatti's name first made it onto the presses.

Clay Priest's Mounties player profile alleges his dream job is serving drinks behind a bar.

Like most Australian soldiers who fought in  World War I, Private James Makin did not fight on Gallipoli.

There is a big difference between having a 'strong economic narrative' and having a strong economy, but unfortunately for Malcolm Turnbull at the moment he has neither.

Ride sharing service calls blocking of lobbying emails 'undemocratic'.

Depending on whom you ask, John McGrath is either naive, calculated, unlucky, a victim of circumstances or a deft manipulator of them.

A Sydney father is "crushed" at the prospect of spending the rest of his life in a Fijian jail after a court found him guilty of drug possession on Friday.

Melbourne's Art Centre is showing its colours for Prince.

What to watch for this weekend: The Anzac Day blockbuster, a pair of heavyweight contests, the Richmond-Collingwood sideshow and more.

We all love shopping, especially Louise. And suddenly shopping has come into the headlines with Qantas blaming its downturn on the election.

In one part of our lives or another, we have a problem with self-control.

Banks will have to determine how to measure service experience of customers and build this into renumeration structures.

Malcolm Turnbull's comments on Thursday would have sent tremors thorough Nine's Sydney headquarters, now engaged in extensive damage minimization efforts in Australia and Lebanon.

After Typhoon Hainan devastated houses across the Philippines, a jail opened its doors to shelter the inmates of displaced families.

The private companies that ship grey market cars out of Japan and New Zealand have a nickname for Australia. It's Treasure Island.

Canberrans headed to the Tuggeranong Arts Centre to see Mr Tim perform his children's rock music.

Channel Nine "has some explaining to do" over its role in a botched child recovery operation that saw a Brisbane woman and 60 Minutes crew thrown in jail for two weeks, a journalist who spent 400 days in an Egyptian jail says.

Crowds gathered recently at The Q Theatre in Queanbeyan for a Morning Melodies session of 'The Divine Miss Bette'.