Новости за 03.02.2017

In light of Donald Trump's fiery phone call with Malcolm Turnbull, we have received an unprecedented number of letters from Americans apologising for their president.

Ninety-year-old Ansuya Deshmukh could not write her name for her entire life. That's changed thanks to a school in western India.

The infamous duplex will be knocked down if the plans are approved.

Michael Clarke will take the coaching reins for the Prime Minister's XI after the squad to play Sri Lanka was announced.

Sydney's version of the Real Housewives franchise kicks off on February 26, and nicely timed to make the most of the show's marketing juggernaut is housewife Krissy Marsh and her campaign to sell her eastern suburbs home.

Western Sydney Wanderers defender Jack Clisby says criticism of his club's performances is spurring them on to reach the A-League grand final despite languishing outside of the top six.

Malcolm Turnbull should not have put himself in a position of being beholden to Mr Trump.

Ambush marketers at next year's Gold Coast Commonwealth Games will be "kicked to death" by organisers, former Queensland premier Peter Beattie promised on Friday.

A West Australian doctor has been struck from the medical register by the State Administrative Tribunal for engaging in a sex act with a patient.

It has been almost five years in the making, but cleaners at Canberra Hospital have finally won a hard-fought pay bump.

"Clean coal" plants that the Turnbull government has flagged could get clean energy subsidies are more expensive than solar, wind and gas-fired power and would lead to higher electricity price rises, analysts have warned.

US luxury department store chain is apparently winding down its relationship with the controversial Ivanka Trump brand after boycott threats and concerns about the first daughter's conflicts of interest.

There'll be more than a tinge of sadness for most in racing late on Saturday night  after the running of the Darren Gauci Farewell Handicap at Caulfield.

In light of Donald Trump's fiery phone call with Malcolm Turnbull, we have receieved an unprecedented number of letters from Americans apologising for their president.

Much to the joy of wool growers across the country, Australian wool prices – particularly for fine wool – are enjoying a renaissance, surging to an all-time high last month.

The Super Bowl is nearly here, and in addition to wagering on who you think will win and by how many, you can bet on just about every aspect of the entire event.

West Coast Eagle and former Brisbane Lion Jack Redden has put his luxury Balmoral home on the market.

A woman who admitted killing three of her seven children and trying to kill a fourth by driving her car into a Melbourne lake is likely to be deported after serving jail time, a judge has said.

With Beyonce expected to be around five months pregnant already, there is speculation she will not be able to perform at the festival in April.

Any world leader who has to deal with Donald Trump should stack their bedside tables with literature on pathological narcissism – it will provide a better playbook for the 45th presidency than libraries political analysis or history.

The film tells of the women doing the maths behind the early NASA missions, while they battled segregation and discrimination.

Following a day of embarrassing revelations about US President Donald Trump's phone conversation with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, the White House has said it will honour the refugee deal.

Telstra small business customers are counting the cost of the Telstra outage which continues to affect some businesses.

Former Australian captain Michael Clarke will take his first step into coaching when he guides the Prime Minister's XI squad against Sri Lanka in a Twenty20 clash in Canberra.

The paramedics said Stacey's unceasing vomiting was just a bug and she would just have to "ride it out". She went to bed. She never woke up.