Новости за 12.05.2017

Coffee lovers and home buyer hopefuls, listen up.

The MLA doubled-down on remarks likening problem gambling to chocolate addiction.

Sweden, Italy and Portugal firming as the countries standing between Australia and the win.

Naomi Chainey suffers from ME/CFS, and found she had to say goodbye to her old self before moving forward.

A former member of the Jehovah Witness congregation will appear in court next week after he was charged sexually assaulting four boys.

"IF YOU OPEN MY DOOR, EXPECT TO BE REMOVED."

Australia's most infamous Islamic State fighter Neil Prakash, who helped plot a series of foiled terror attacks, could be extradited to face a Melbourne court within months.

Suite of new features coming this year will let you work seamlessly across Windows PC and your mobile phone.

Operators of a remote Queensland beef farm have been fined $130,000 for failing to pay overtime.

Development will target young professionals, downsizers, first-home buyers and investors looking to break into the inner west property market.

Good food, stunning beaches and a bustling real estate market: Cronulla is going from strength to strength.

Putting creative concepts into practice in architecture is not easy.

As a location for a spooky house movie you could hardly do better than the behemoth residence in California that Sarah Winchester constructed, destructed, changed and amended over the 38 years she presumed she was being hunted by the spirits of Indians killed by the rifle "that won the West", the Winchester repeating rifle.

It may be going from bad to worse for the nickel price, amid rising risks of the market being pushed into oversupply.

The Prince of Norway has achieved internet virality after "dabbing" at an official ceremony earlier this week.

The key to a great escape is that the environment feels different from our normal space.

Melbourne Express is your morning primer - a live blog with breaking news, headlines, transport updates and weather.

New 'ABBA' penalty shootout system used for the first time in a competitive game.

With Sean Spicer sidelined, his deputy Sanders has spent three days in the barrel trying to explain why the president fired FBI Director James Comey.

Islam is not unique in having theological interpretations that centre on men. Christian, Jewish and Buddhist women (and men) have grappled with the overt and covert sexism within their own sacred texts and traditions in numerous ways. This is because where there are people there is often sexism, and sexism within societies is frequently echoed by, and transplanted on to, social institutions: the law, politics and, of course, religion.

Foreign aid reductions to see Australia tumble down OECD ranks of donor countries.

If trophies could talk, then Samuel Johnson's silver Logie would have one heck of a story to tell.

For the first time, the captain of the imperilled Qantas Flight 72 reveals his horrific experience of automation's dark side: when one computer "went psycho" and put more than 300 passengers at risk.

Blood isn’t always thicker than water when it comes to motherhood. Cosima Marriner meets three women who made a conscious choice to mother children that they didn’t give birth to.

The photograph was unexpected. But really, how much damage could be done?