Новости за 02.05.2016

Embattled ASX listed law-firm Slater & Gordon has reached an agreement with its bankers, avoiding a messy bankruptcy.

One girl found safe but fears remain for second teenager.

The NSW government is planning a controversial cull of more than 5000 wild horses to effectively wipe out the Snowy Mountains brumbies, a breed descended from animals brought over by the British colonists.

Unionists link importance of Labour Day with Anzac Day.

An iPhone recovered in last year's at-sea disappearance of two Florida teenagers will be sent to Apple in hopes that the company can recover vital information from it, a judge has agreed.

This stunning concert featured music by many of the top composers in Australia matched with the equally sublime poetry of Judith Wright.

Police and State Emergency Services volunteers have called off the Perth Hills search for 77-year-old Alice Smallhorn, missing since Saturday, after a Byford resident found her.

NSW Parliament House has been evacuated as police investigate a possible threat to the building in the Sydney CBD.

The recent mining industry downturn raises two important questions.

City coach Brad Fittler has urged the NRL to take more control surrounding the availability of players during the representative season.

Westpac's $42 million fall in card fee income reported at its 2016 interim results on Monday is just the beginning of much bigger reductions.

Producers of the new Ghostbusters, with an all-female lead cast, should have seen the misogynists coming the moment they announced the reboot - but they couldn't have predicted the trailer, released in early March, would become one of the most disliked trailers in Youtube history.

Western Sydney face the prospect of starting next A-League season in arrears if a Football Federation Australia investigation triggers their suspended points deduction.

Mentally ill man who killed his elderly father with a claw hammer has been ordered to spend up to 25 years in a maximum security hospital.

Her toy box already contains gifts from a king, two queens, four presidents and three prime ministers, so if the past year is anything to go by, Princess Charlotte will need an extra bedroom for all of her presents when she celebrates her first birthday on Tuesday.

The past was only a starting point for sometimes astonishing skills of a new generation of classical Australian dancers.

Western Sydney had its coldest night since September as autumn-like conditions finally arrive in parts of the city.

An Australian man has been arrested in Tripoli and could face terrorism charges, according to Lebanese media.

Five Raiders will play in the Origin trial. But how many have a chance to play for the Blues?

International singing and touring powerhouse Celtic Thunder will be taking Australia by storm this May as they head down under to perform an all encompassing national tour.

Are you fed up with steam causing damage in your bathroom? There is a way to rid your bathroom of shower steam forever with the amazing Showerdome.

Chris Gaither was home alone "petting the dogs" when he heard a noise upstairs, starting a series of events that ended in a shooting.

Queensland leap-frogs WA, but trails NSW and Victoria.

Review has identified a benchmark of 200 undergraduate students in order for the school to become financially sustainable.

Westpac has pointed to mortgage delinquencies rising off their very low base across all Australian states.