Новости за 21.06.2016

The ASX posted a third day of gains as investor confidence grows ahead of Thursday's Brexit vote.

Priscilla Hair has dreamt of the house with the picket fence. There are few favours for her in the budget.

Scientists have uncovered two newly formed planets - one the size of Neptune and the other a giant Jupiter-like exoplanet - orbiting two stellar newborns.

North Melbourne coach Brad Scott has been fined $30,000 and North $50,000 after Scott claimed the umpires in Friday night's clash against Hawthorn were biased.

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The inarguably strong NSW budget is the result of budget repair the government has focused on since it was elected. This in no small part has contributed to NSW leading the nation in jobs creation and economic growth.

While pricier electorates tend to vote LNP, there's one Queensland electorate that is defying the norm.

It all looks rosy now but there's a sting coming.

Health services will receive almost $1 billion additional funding in the latest NSW budget, but the budget fails to address the impending funding black hole.

ATM technician who stole more than half a million dollars said the thieves deserved 20 years behind bars. Then he was caught for the crime.

If, in these strange times, you have ever wondered what a genuinely conservative government would look like, consider the Baird government as revealed by its budget.

The state opposition wants the Barnett government to investigate how confidential records of mental health patient's were left in the courtyard of an Albany hospital.

Low to middle income families will have the opportunity to settle in the sought after suburb of Lawson as a part of CHC Affordable Housing's new townhouse development, Lawson 9.

Seaweed has piled up on Burleigh beach.

The French Foreign Legion is one of the most mythologised fighting units in the world. Now, their newest recruit could be a 21-year-old construction worker from Wallan.

Australian track cycling great Shane Kelly has called on selectors to end Shane Perkins' national exile and pick him for the Rio Olympics.

The death of WA mine worker, Lee Buzzard, on Monday was the second tragedy to hit the work crew at a Rio Tinto mine in the state's Pilbara region.

Gaming giant Tabcorp is in the race for a wagering deal with New Zealand's state-owned TAB betting agency.

It was another great day for mass murderers – and a fine display of the self-serving hypocrisy of American politicians who mouth words of concern, but consistently refuse to act to curb gun violence.

Semi Radradra is coming back to Parramatta, but how long he stays - and whether Jarryd Hayne joins him - won't be clear until the NRL makes a final determination on the Eels' salary cap position.

One of Australia's longest-running native title claims has been settled after almost forty years, with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull officially handing back an area of land near Darwin to its traditional owners.

Schools, trains and unicorns are in the money, while public servants and foreign property investors lose out.

"It was like someone turned the switch on for us," Rhylla Morgan, Buller Ski Lifts communications manager, recalled. "Everything is turning to white."

The 44 Sri Lankans on a boat in Indonesia deserve a proper assessment of their situation, just as Australia must respect the fundamental obligation to help those in desperate need.

A record $400,000-plus penalty has been imposed on the operator of a 7-Eleven store that systematically exploited its workers.