Новости за 21.06.2016

If Bill Shorten wins, many will be forced to admit that the signs of a public shift had been wilfully ignored.

Days after he went viral as the "fake tradie" in a Liberal Party election campaign advertisement, Sydney metalworker Andrew MacRae says he is the real deal.

'All I want is for someone to tell me what happened', says mother after coroner finds medical staff weren't to blame for her newborn daughter's death.

China is at a crossroads where a wrong turn could lead to economic stagnation, says the chief China economist for Citi.

Sydney's north is the big winner in new school allocation.

Geelong midfielder Josh Caddy will sit out at least six weeks after injuring his knee in the Cats' win over the Western Bulldogs on the weekend.

The 34 past and present Essendon players suspended for an anti-doping breach have yet to be told when their appeal before the Swiss Federal Tribunal will be heard.

A school program for gifted kids is distributing vaccination exemption forms and urging students to avoid Wi-Fi in schools, claiming that gifted kids have "extra neurological connections" which make them more susceptible to allergic reactions.

Nine people were evacuated from a block of Dickson units after a car was billowing smoke in the car park.

NSW is a victim of its own success when it comes to GST.

The Gold Coast Suns say key midfielder David Swallow is keen to sign a long-term contract, debunking speculation he wants out.

Michael Aulsebrook, who lured boarding student to his office one night before assaulting the boy, is part of a long line of staff from notorious school to be imprisoned for sexually abusing children.

The Herald's league experts have read the tea leaves and predict who will win Origin II.

A little girl, aged seven, had just been to church and first remembered seeing a window cleaner as she was driven into the garage of her Hunter's Hill home.

Like his club, Bryce Gibbs has had his fair share of ups and downs, but he heads into his 200th game in cracking form.

Cody Walker says the door is open for a half to cement their spot at the Rabbitohs, as Luke Keary confirms he is leaving Redfern .

Moving to Melbourne Storm has given lock Dale Finucane a new perspective on State of Origin.

The first injured Australian from a fatal bus crash in Vanuatu have landed in Brisbane.

Every painful step on Matthew Gillett's road back from the darkest days of his life is visible in his art.

Major study casts doubt on the billion dollar memory training industry.

If you're looking for a suburb that's not too far from the city, on the edge of the prestigious eastern suburbs, but without an eastern suburbs price tag, then look no further than Magill.

ABC chief Michelle Guthrie has talked of the day she can deliver programs before people realise they want them.

If you see police swarm the Canberra Institute of Technology's Bruce Campus on Wednesday and Thursday, don't be alarmed.

Brad Hardie gives his take on the spluttering Eagles, the suddenly re-energised Dockers, Patrick Dangerfield's Brownlow chances and the destination of the AFL premiership as the season reaches its mid-point.

Wallabies coach Michael Cheika says he's perplexed by New Zealand counterpart Steve Hansen's suggestion he's been bullied in the media by England mentor Eddie Jones, slamming the comment as shallow.