Новости за 04.01.2017

What was new about The New Celebrity Apprentice? "You're fired" became "You're terminated," a catchphrase within a catchphrase – referring to Arnold Schwarzenegger's career-making film, Terminator – that sounded clever for about two seconds.

More than 60,000 native fingerlings were released into lakes throughout Canberra on Wednesday.

Kim Kardashian West has returned to social media with gusto following a three-month hiatus after she was robbed at gunpoint in Paris.

Worried about the water quality or the wildlife at the beach, but still want somewhere to cool off as the mercury rises? Why not grab yourself a towel and head to the heart of the city.

Racing Australia's contentious whip policy is having the final touches applied after an exhaustive review. But don't expect jockeys to have their use further restricted.

The youngest Kardashian-Jenner has shattered any illusion that the family's personal apps feature personal content.

An Exmouth fisherman who survived six hours at sea treading water after hooking a marlin and falling overboard has spent a night in hospital recovering from hypothermia and shock.

Unlike the enthusiastic subjects of 20 Feet From Stardom, the famous cellist is a media machine who gives little away he doesn't want seen.

Grab your flower crowns - Coachella Valley Music Festival has just announced it's 2017 lineup. Beyonce will be headlining the festival along with Kendrick Lamar and Radiohead. This will be Queen Bey's first time performing at the desert festival, following the release of her critically acclaimed  visual album Lemonade. The singer's 2016 performance resume is impressive, including both the Super Bowl half time show and headliner at Glastonbury.

In what is firming as a tradition, former Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke has once again skolled a frothie at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

Athletes are all too often the victims in the push to use performance enhancing drugs.  They need to be protected from a culture in which experimentation with unproven substances is implicitly condoned.

It took years to negotiate and was rejected at the ballot box, but Colombia's peace deal with the Marxist FARC is being undermined by shadowy right-wing militants.

Train cancellations have previously been blamed on drivers and guards calling in sick.

The seizure of more than 317 litres of alcohol in a dry indigenous community in far north Queensland is one of the biggest hauls ever confiscated, police say.

When I was at primary school, there was a fad for worry dolls. These tiny knitted figures in Guatemalan costumes lived in a bag under the pillow. You confided your worries - one to each doll - pulled the drawstring tight and slept soundly knowing the dolls were doing the worrying for you.

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has distanced herself from a potential party candidate, after he was involved in a scuffle with rogue West Australian senator Rod Culleton.

The player who benefited from Nick Kyrgios' Shanghai tanking meltdown has urged fans to forgive and forget because tennis' polarising 'bad boy' is actually one of the nicest guys on the ATP Tour.

The first thing she did on coming round from her coma was to ask for a cigarette.

The glamorisation of the real estate profession seems awry on a host of levels.

It's the NYE scandal that took over the internet, and somehow made Channel Eleven's The Loop the most talked about show on TV for what must be the first time ever.

If consumption is about facilitating quality of life, then quantities of money, materials, energy and so on are merely ingredients. They’re not the end product.

"They tried to copy the Westerner, not only in their mindset but even in their dressing. So some disturbance, some girls are harassed, these kind of things do happen."

Kevin Rudd went around senior US officials in an attempt to secure a meeting with then US secretary of state Hillary Clinton, newly released emails have shown.

Not every NSW student who finished year 12 late last year did the HSC.

Three of the five worst roads in Australia for traffic congestion are in Melbourne, a new report by the country's peak roads and traffic agency has found, and the worst of them might surprise.