Новости за 28.12.2016

Jackie is centred around the assassination of US President John F. Kennedy and is seen through the eyes of Jacqueline Kennedy (Natalie Portman).

Richard Adams struck gold in 1972 with Watership Down, his saga of a group of rabbits hunting for a new sanctuary.

Fisher once said, of pursuing one's dreams while mentally ill, "Stay afraid, but do it anyway. What's important is the action."

Have a guess which movie declared "leaden, implausible and witless" is the year's biggest dud.

The peak body for general practitioners has urged young music festival-goers not to "over-indulge", and stay hydrated, as the festival circuit kicks off around the country.

Police have arrested a man who allegedly shot a round of ammunition into a parked ute on a driveway before entering a house and discharging another round towards a man behind a glass door.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe offered his condolences on Tuesday to the people who were killed in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour in 1941, after visiting the memorial to the sunken battleship USS Arizona.

Microsoft's chief marketing officer has finally admitted that maybe, possibly the company pushed Windows 10 on people a little too much.

The weather system that flooded central Australia, prompting Uluru to be evacuated, has brought heavy rain to Victoria.

Every time an older woman gets more airtime in the fashion industry, an older woman in the real world smiles

Follow full live coverage of the third day of the second Test from the MCG.

Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu personally phoned NZ Minister of Foreign Affairs Murray McCully to warn him a UN resolution New Zealand co-sponsored was a "declaration of war," according to a report.

The blockbuster Assassin's Creed confirms Australian director Justin Kurzel's identity as an art filmmaker – stressing the emptiness of violent fantasy rather than the thrill of escape.

The SCG has seen some magical moments over the years. How many of them can you recall with clarity?

BP is to emerge as one of the top three petrol retailers in the country with the $1.8 billion purchase of Woolworths' chain of petrol stations.

Having seen fame's light and dark sides, Fisher did not take it too seriously.

Russia has condemned a new US defence bill which it says eases restrictions on arming Syrian rebels as a hostile act.

A Chinese court has jailed Sun Zhaoxue, the former president of state-owned metals producer Chinalco for 16 years for graft

Carrie Fisher is being remembered as a feminist hero.

Undeterred by a resounding defeat at the United Nations, Israel warns nations against further action.

Toshiba's shares tumbled after the company announced it may have to book several billion dollars in charges related to a US nuclear acquisition.

The nonprofit director whose controversial "ape in heels" comment about first lady Michelle Obama propelled a small West Virginia town into an embarrassing national spotlight has been fired from her job.

After a disappointing 2016 marred by injury and poor form Freo coach Ross Lyon has lay down the law expecting his players to step up in their preparation for 2017.

Once upon a time, shopping galleries were deeply radical spaces.

Congratulations to Anne-Maree Lloyd, of Yaraka, Queensland, today's winner of the Clique Summer Herald photo competition.