Новости за 09.09.2016

"I try to think of nice things, but I always seem to go back to the last time I saw her and had her in my arms."

Every business has its season and for hardware its spring, but there's a pall hanging over home improvement's high season.

Australia will push for more business, student and work visas for its citizens in the UK, as part of a new trade deal after Brexit.

The memorial in New York City at the site where the Twin Towers fell in the September 11 attacks 15 years ago straddles two worlds: one of the living and one of the dead.

Another remarkable display of power hitting from Glenn Maxwell has helped Australia to a four-wicket win over Sri Lanka for a clean sweep of the Twenty20 series.

At least four people died and close to 50 people were injured on Friday after a train derailed in Galicia in north-western Spain.

North Korea says it is now capable of mounting nuclear warheads after it conducted its most powerful atomic test to date.

In a cramped flat in Bankstown, the Ahmed children wait impatiently for the face of the father they have not kissed for three years to appear on a small computer screen.

It's September. It's finals. It's that archetypal new season, on elevated terms, before heaving crowds. It's Hawthorn time. It's Geelong time. It's time for Geelong-Hawthorn. If ever there were two teams to awaken one another to their vocations, it is these two.

A man has died after he was shot at a home in Sydney's west on Friday evening.

BMW's management board is skipping the Paris Motor Show to hold talks aimed at breaking a deadlock over whether to produce new electric cars, including a battery-powered Mini.

Most people injured on the road face losing their common law rights to sue insurance companies for ongoing medical costs and lost wages.

The scorecard in the Dick Smith game of deception versus incompetence is a hard one to read.

Only luck separated Hawthorn and Geelong at the final siren, their coaches agreed.

Paul Green wants referees to stop the Storm's wrestling and holding or let his side play the same way in tomorrow's qualifying final.

What a beautiful thing, when finals football between two great rivals not only lives up to, but exceeds expectations.

Four years after the Hunter region campaigned for a royal commission following the suicide of child sex abuse victim John Pirona, public hearings have taken place in the region.

The expertise and experience of three decades in showbusiness is unmistakeable with Julian Clary, performing at the Opera House for the first time.

A 14-year-old boy has been charged after a 16-year-old was allegedly stabbed during a scuffle at a high school in North Wollongong.

Misleading reports warning patients off taking their statins have exaggerated their harms and underestimated their benefits, say the researchers of a major review.

The mother of a primary school teacher accused of grooming and indecently assaulting students has leapt to her son's defence saying she pities every male teacher.

The education company at the centre of a donations furore that put a halt to the front bench career of Senator Sam Dastyari is one of the greatest beneficiaries of the government's streamlined visa program, new data from the department of education reveals.

Sri Lanka and Australia go head-to-head.

The Gold Coast coach was stunned by no call on the kicking of a Titans player by Brisbane centre James Roberts.

Christian aid group World Vision has laid off about 120 contractors in the Gaza Strip following allegations by Israel that the agency's operations manager in the territory had diverted funds to Hamas.