Новости за 23.09.2016

A man has been killed after his 4WD left the road and hit a tree north-west of Melbourne late Friday night.

​Wall Street retreated on Friday but not enough to erase gains for the week.

Senator Ted Cruz, who endured catcalls at the GOP convention for pointedly withholding an endorsement of Donald Trump, executed a perfect backflip on Friday.

As Richard Thorburn carried the small white coffin holding the body of his 12-year-old foster daughter towards the hearse, he also carried the weight of a dark secret that would unravel around him almost a year later, police say.

A man has been charged with murder following the discovery of a body in western Sydney.

The Wall Street Journal reported that Facebook told advertising buying agency Publicis Media that the video metric had been overstated by between 60 per cent and 80 per cent.

Goldman Sachs lifts 2017 and 2018 forecasts for coking coal, which already has surged this year.

A mobile phone camera video made by the wife of Keith Scott, who was fatally shot by police on Tuesday, sparking violent protests, shows the moments before and after the incident.

Twitter shares soared after CNBC said the company may soon receive a takeover offer.

"This means welcome to hell," said a teacher who lives in rebel-held Aleppo. "We expect extermination."

One of the founding members of comedy troupe Monty Python, has been diagnosed with dementia.

The idea that the world is awash in savings and we're wealthier than ever is, on the surface, a persuasive one. Too bad it may not be true.

It's possible for a well-advised and fortunate couple to still build a superannuation pile of more than $7 million.

Sydney coach John Longmire says Gary Rohan showed tremendous courage to overcome injury and play an important role in the Swans' preliminary final victory over Geelong.

A good season with a disappointing end - that is how Geelong coach Chris Scott summed up 2016 for his club.

The sun is an hour down and the winter evening chill setting in as men start moving into the bush near the empty Byron Bay Markets to set up camp.

There is family trait that frustrates Chris Waller when it comes to Counterattack, favourite for Saturday's Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield, it takng him a while to win a group 1.

It is now three months since Britain voted to leave the European Union, and the experts have had plenty of time to dig into opinion polls, slice the demographics, test hypotheses. The consensus is scary.

A dejected Patrick Dangerfield attempts to explain what went wrong against the Swans.

Australia shouldn't count on the UK government following through with its promise of a free trade deal after Brexit

Sydney scratched back the wallpaper from Geelong's patchy team and revealed it as a good team but one reliant on too few to be great. A good team but too thin in the midfield to match one of depth and class.

One down, one to go. Victoria's worst nightmare is on the verge of being realised after the red hot Swans destroyed Geelong in a one-sided preliminary final to book a berth in their second grand final in three years.

A notorious Indonesian people smuggler, who allegedly helped organise the failed asylum seeker journey to New Zealand at the heart of last year's cash for boat turn-back scandal, has been arrested in Jakarta.

A global banking survey by Ernst & Young has quantified the trust gap between customers and banks.

The ancient Buddhas of the Yungang Grottoes, carved from stone and smiling serenely in the direction of Datong's coalmines, have been witnessing more change now than its previous 1600 years.