Новости за 31.07.2016

Jason Day is attempting to become the first Australian to defend a Major championship at the Baltusrol Golf Club in Springfield. Follow us live for all the action.

The Australian men's basketball team have been buoyed by the return of star centre Andrew Bogut, who had his first hit out in more than six weeks in the Boomers' warm-up win against China.

A cousin of one of the two men who killed a French priest last week is placed in preventive detention on Sunday as thousands of French Muslims attend Catholic mass.

Apparent strong house price growth in Sydney and Melbourne is unlikely to dissuade the Reserve Bank from cutting interest rates on Tuesday, in part because it's not what it seems.

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Donald Trump has asked why I did not speak at the Democratic convention. He said he would like to hear from me. Here is my answer.

This new study does more than just rank suburbs – it sheds light on how the city is changing.

Cockroaches, locusts and crickets have been released at two London hamburger restaurants as part of a protest against the chain's role in an immigration swoop.

With one month of the transfer window left remaining, English Premier League clubs are poised to push fees to another new record this week.

Nathanial Johnson had grown tired of the burglaries at his mobile home in the small town of Leroy, Alabama. So he decided to do something about it.

More than 120 bodies of migrants who died trying to cross the Mediterranean to Europe have washed up around Sabratha in western Libya this month, the city's mayor says.

Pauline Hanson broadcast herself watching herself on television – and her fans couldn't get enough of it.

Daniel Ricciardo marked his 100th race in formula one with a satisfying second place.

LNP has no sitting member in state's second largest city.

The fashion designer made fun of drug use, David Jones and autism at the Ab Fab film premiere in Sydney.

Savings of up to $500 a year by switching energy provider.

Voters in the Japanese capital elected their first female governor on Sunday, after two predecessors stepped down over scandals that clouded the city's preparations to host the 2020 summer Olympic Games.

There is always something new at the Ekka.

Legends of Australian netball to be feted by thousands.

A chance discovery led Lee Mcdonald on a decades-long search to find her missing dad.

At least nine people were killed when a three-storey building collapsed in heavy rains in a Mumbai suburb on Sunday, state media reported, and officials said 32 people were killed by lightning a day earlier in India's eastern state of Odisha.

Whether Malcolm Turnbull wound up with a one-seat or a two-seat majority, life was going to be tough for the next three years.

A shark warning has been put in place for Perth's northern beaches after there were 24 sightings at North Beach and Mettams Pool in just 20 July days.

Allowing universities to enrol as many students as they want has harmed the economy, diminished the value of higher education, and created the false view that anyone without a degree is a "failure", according the nation's most prestigious universities.

Memberships of $1070 give discounted tickets to Labor fundraising events.