Новости за 15.03.2017

Australian airline Qantas confirmed on Wednesday two flight attendants were injured during turbulence on flight QF 718 as it approached Canberra airport on Monday night.

Accused killer Dimitrious Gargasoulas stabbed his brother hours before the Bourke Street tragedy, after his brother committed a criminal offence, a court has heard.

The Nine Network is believed to be in the process of buying St Kilda's infamous Gatwick Hotel, adding fuel to longstanding rumours that the rooming house would be sold and renovated for television reality series The Block.

The manufacturer of a bluetooth-enabled sex toy has reached a US class action settlement of almost $4 million.

​A Somali refugee has been found guilty of attempting to kill his former partner with a machete during an attack in Brisbane's south.

Food and fashion mix in an unlikely setting for a parade celebrating Melbourne's cultural diversity.

One Canberra business is already working a four-day week.

The federal government is to pursue a number of gas market reforms aimed at boosting market transparency.

In the beginning there was rugby, and it was good and it was great.

The ACT government is bringing some of the best female sports minds together for a forum to discuss the future.

When she's not making music or promoting her activewear line, Beyonce is a part-time human crossword puzzle, leaving clues about her impending arrival all over social media for several months now.

Australia's plans for the third Test have been thrown into uncertainty by Ranchi's "rolled mud", leaving all-rounders Glenn Maxwell and Marcus Stoinis sweating on the selectors' call.

Canberrans will have the opportunity to farewell, remember and honour Riharna Thomson on Thursday.

In airports, on the street, the question is always the same says Silvia Calderoni.

NSW Ombudsman says the independent agency has been subjected to extraordinary levels of antagonism.

Where in the world is Christopher Coyne? You know him, Crown Resort's chief marketing officer.

​A couple has successfully sued a builder for $1.8 million because the improper installation of windows caused their house to be torn apart during a fierce storm at The Gap in 2008.

He could walk down the streets of Canberra unnoticed but Chima Moneke is turning heads on college basketball's biggest stage.

The scandal-plagued Sage Institute has confirmed it will close its Victorian campuses after suspending classes and leaving hundreds of students in the lurch.

The Brumbies have recruited netball coach Lisa Alexander to a selection panel to find a replacement for Stephen Larkham.

Queensland police hold grave fears for a 28-year-old Brisbane man after he went missing two months ago.

"We're hopeful that it won't be a rebel league ... but if the FFA won't help or endorse it, then what's the alternative?"

A lack of security has left Australia's Tax Office and Immigration Department vulnerable to cyber attacks, putting personal data at risk, a national audit has found.

Hope springs eternal. Until the footy is bounced on March 23, no club is defeated and on each AFL club list are a host of little-known players who could be the next big thing.

After 12 months out of the game for contrasting reasons, Magpies star Jamie Elliott and Essendon key Cale Hooker will need to impress on Friday in order to end a year of waiting impatiently and be available for round one.