Новости за 26.05.2016

Gold Coast fills void left by James Roberts' departure.

A man has vowed in court to resume stalking a Philadelphia TV news reporter as soon as his probation for doing so expires in 15 years.

Local shares are set to open slightly higher after a mixed night on Wall Street, though a slippery oil price may place pressure on stocks throughout the day.

Donald Trump has reached the number of delegates needed to clinch the Republican nomination for US president, completing an unlikely rise that has upended the political landscape and set the stage for a bitter campaign.

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As usual with Barnaby Joyce's statements, skill is needed to find the elusive grains of truth in his wild pronouncements ("Joyce links boat arrivals to Indonesian live cattle ban", May 26).

Woodside asserts that Canada could turn out to be as important to the company as north-west Australia.

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Why has prominent Liberal Party donor Alf Moufarrige been plying Tony Abbott with bottles of plonk?

One of Jarryd Hayne's best mates has emerged as the man who attempted to take the rap for Parramatta star Corey Norman when he was allegedly busted for drugs outside The Star casino last Friday.

A man has been charged after a young work experience student was indecently assaulted while working in a licensed club in Sydney.

A man has been arrested in Sydney's west over an alleged terrorist plot that was foiled in 2014.

Half of central Melbourne's new apartments are being built and bought by off-shore investors, as the city grapples with what one industry expert has labelled an "unprecedented level of supply" of new units.

Police are investigating the cause of the crash in Victoria's south-west.

Bernard Tomic has been knocked out of the French Open following a four-set defeat in which he complained of dizziness.

Fancy a swim in the Yarra River? Watercraft regulations make it illegal and water quality makes it questionable - especially after it rains - but a not-for-profit group wants to change that by building a floating swimming pool on the river's edge.

Confusion reigns over a popular seafood chain's fish of the day. And our weak labelling laws are not helping customers identify their meal.

He was last seen in Bacchus Marsh wearing no shoes. Now grave fears are held for Toolleen grandfather Keith Foggin, missing for eight months.

Four years after BHP ditched its mega-expansion the miner is plotting a new growth story.

Reporter Henry Belot recognised for his expose of serious side effects of controversial drug used on Australian soldiers.

Imposing a "too big to fail" tax on the Big Four banks would raise almost $15 billion for the public coffers.

The family of the late Formula One driver Jules Bianchi plans to take legal action over the driver's death following an accident at the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix.

Swiss eighth seed Timea Bacsinszky has recovered from a shaky start and a nervy finish to beat Canada's Eugenie Bouchard 6-4 6-4 in the French Open second round.

Rehabilitation of ACT's woodland, grassland, and aquatic habitats progressing well.