Новости за 15.01.2017

Researchers excavating the remains of one of the most notorious Nazi death camps have uncovered a pendant that appears identical to one belonging to Anne Frank.

A young woman has head serious injuries after she was hit by a truck on the Bruce Highway north of Gympie.

The Prince introduced his new girlfriend to the Duchess on a trip to Kensington Palace.

The stand-in for Donald Trump had a military haircut. The Mike Pence substitute wasn't silver haired.

One of Melbourne's most wanted burglars doesn't scale heights or slip through sensors to slink away with high-end jewels and art. He's an average sort of thief, but the thing is, he's pretty darn good at it.

DIETS:

"I want to make a good impression and want to be more handsome."

​It's a lot of fuss over a little thing: a tablespoon, to be exact. But when the Food and Drug Administration asked for the public's input on an obscure regulatory change that would cut Nutella's labelled serving size by half, it was flooded by comments - more than 650 of them.

Former Indiana governor Mike Pence gets his new title this week: vice president.

Virat Kohli and Kedar Jadhav put on 200 runs for the fifth wicket as India scored 7-356 in 48.1 overs to seal a stunning win by three wickets in the first one-day international against England in Pune.

A 37-year-old man has been charged after allegedly trying to smuggle ice and tobacco into Goulburn jail on Sunday.

Happy Monday. It's not looking like we'll get wild winds this week but we are forecast to have some pretty hot days.

A hot day ahead with 'deceptively powerful' surf conditions.

The state's roads agency became so concerned about the safety threat of an elevated section of Sydney's $20 billion new rail line that its top officers pushed to halt construction on the project.

A woman has died after being struck by a truck in Sydney's south west.

Pep Guardiola endured the heaviest league defeat of his coaching career as Manchester City were thrashed 4-0 by Everton on Sunday.

A number of police officers have retreated from a unit fire in Sydney's west suffering from smoke inhalation.

Outgoing CIA director John Brennan on Sunday issued a stern parting rebuke to President-elect Donald Trump, warning him to watch what he says in public.

Ten years ago Angelika Elliott and her terminally ill husband John travelled to Switzerland where he ended his life on his own terms.

Australia's voluntary euthanasia debate has been mired in smear campaigns, misinformation and manipulation, a leading euthanasia expert has warned.

A group of NSW MPs hope releasing an early draft of their proposal will foster an honest and informed discussion.

NSW is set to debate whether to allow terminally ill adults to legally end their own lives, with a voluntary assisted dying bill expected to come before Parliament this year.

Major powers have sent a clear message to the US President-elect that a two-state solution is the only way to rescue the Middle East peace process, with France warning Donald Trump that moving the US Embassy to Jerusalem could derail efforts.

Australia's plans for the tour of India have already hit a snag with all-rounder Mitchell Marsh battling a shoulder injury that has ruled him out of the rest of the one-day series against Pakistan.

"You can't legislate for morality," quipped Senator Arthur Sinodinos.