Новости за 30.11.2017

ABC broadcaster Red Symons has announced he is hanging up the headphones.

The bidding process for the Rugby World Cup is expected to be overhauled in the wake of the controversy that accompanied France's shock victory over South Africa and Ireland to host the 2023 tournament in a secret ballot last month.

A former contractor from Germany has reportedly admitted to helping briefly deactivate President Donald Trump's Twitter account in early November, an unprecedented mishap for the company that generated intrigue around the world.

Sister-in-law relationships can be tricky.

Joe Root has set the tone for what is expected to be one of the most fractious Ashes Tests of recent years by telling his players to use the image of Steve Smith and Australia laughing at England over the Jonny Bairstow 'butt' as motivation going into Saturday's second Test.

The rain on its way to lash Melbourne started its journey overnight in Geelong and Bendigo.

Can you tell the difference between a witch hunt and an allegation of sexual harassment?

Plus, a walk down memory lane as Chicken Gourmet closes after 47 years.

The rain on its way to lash Melbourne started its journey overnight in Geelong and Bendigo.

Stop meditating, instructs Fabrice Midal. In fact, don't just stop it, f--k meditating.

A young Australian cricketer has been charged with two counts of rape in England's west.

US Attorney General Jeff Sessions refused to answer questions on Thursday during a closed congressional hearing about whether President Donald Trump ever instructed him to hinder the Justice Department's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election, a Democratic congressman said.

The rain that is on its way to lash Melbourne started its journey overnight in Geelong and Bendigo.

Stephanie Kemplin told CNN that she was serving during the Iraq War when she posed for a photo with the then-comedian in 2003, years before he was elected to the US Senate.

A decade ago John Howard's four-term government came to end. When the Liberal leader was booted out of office in the Kevin 07 Ruddslide, Australia was the envy of other nations, ranking as the world's most prosperous country. Now, the country has barely scraped into the top ten of a global prosperity index.

In theory, independence was supposed to make the region more prosperous. But the October referendum - and Spain's subsequent takeover - has left businesses nervous.

Donald Trump has been called a "fascist" and an "evil racist" by British politicians who are furious at his unrepentant promotion of a far-right hate group, amid growing calls for his state visit to the UK to be cancelled.

The firing of breakfast TV star Matt Lauer again dominated the Today show as co-host Savannah Guthrie read a statement on Thursday from her former colleague, who was fired earlier this week following sexual misconduct allegations.

The web addresses of government agencies show in strange and politically charged edits to Wikipedia.

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Parents and staff raised fresh concerns about the school's governance.

Breaking out as a soloist from a world dominating boy band is an exercise fraught in peril.

Despite raising a million dollars within hours of posting his invention to a crowdfunding site in 2015, Cedar Anderson’s life has remained pretty much the same.

It's the carefree waterfront village that's luring expat Victorians working in Qatar, Singapore and Vietnam.

Nick Dametto entered politics with a splash but was not accepting victory yet, with counting still continuing.