Новости за 06.02.2018

Brisbane and Surfers Paradise have been turned into underwater wonderlands with giant inflatable sea creatures.

So abundant is England's white-ball talent, they are keen for fringe players to step into the shoes of senior players.

Deal between financial regulator and former owners of Sheraton Mirage excludes thousands of Indians who sought Australian justice over huge Pearls scam

Brisbane City Council's new $15 million bus fleet won't fit in all of the city's bus stops and will leave more passengers standing.

In the next couple of years, on the approach to Shepparton, a standout new building will rise up above the Goulburn River floodplain and the spreading red gums.

As a Busy Working Mum™, I am constantly looking for statistics to make me feel better about my parental fails. This week, I found some.

Forget spending money on avocado toast, a number of Australians are now skipping meals to pay the mortgage.

As recently as 1921, MS (multiple sclerosis) was erroneously considered more common in men. By the late 1940s, a more even gender split was presumed. By 1960 it was posited that women might actually be slightly more prone to the condition. With the invention of the MRI - a more objective diagnostic method - we now understand MS to be three to four times more common in women.

The divorced father-of-three, 43, has put a ring (a very big one at that) on the shoe designer, 34, and she showed it off for all to see at Harper's Bazaar Australia's 20th anniversary edition party on Tuesday night at Matt Moran's Smoke rooftop bar in Barangaroo.

Canberra footballer Badreldin Abbas is ready "to lead everything behind" and chase his European dream.

The pair were questioned for nearly a full day by investigating officers.

Australian shares suffered another day of heavy falls amid intensifying fears that global markets are vulnerable to a deeper correction following a unusually lengthy period of calm.

The Tasmanian region that produced AFL greats Darrel Baldock and Matthew Richardson now has no teams in the state league.

The Director of Public Prosecutions office will get nearly $1 million to help seize criminal assets.

At least 17 students have been sent home from a high school in Melbourne's western suburbs for wearing the wrong socks.

Injury thresholds are being considered as part of a draft for a new compulsory third party scheme.

The first day of the school year caught many drivers by surprise, and they've been caught as well.

If you believe the promos, the men on some of Australia's top-rating shows are just an angelic sideshow.

Current and former members of the Australian National University's executive have been accused of lying during a hearing aimed at determining whether former School of Music head Peter Tregear is owed compensation from the Commonwealth insurer.

Love it or hate it, school kids across Canberra will be allowed to bring their mobile phones into class for the foreseeable future.

The chemistry between Nasser and Gabrielle was instant and promising, but can it withstand her big revelation?

Brad Fittler has warned prospective Blues candidates he will put a line through their name if their contract negotiations again threaten to disrupt this year's State of Origin series.

The My Kitchen Rules' dinner discussion has finally turned to sisters Jess and Emma's cosmetic surgery in a night of soap opera acting in, what was eventually deemed, a Greek tragedy.

The citizens' jury that will decide the future of the ACT's compulsory third party insurance has come under fire, after an independent report raised concerns that the autonomy of jurors had been undermined.

At his lowest point a few months back, troubled former league star Paul Carter says he didn't care whether he lived or died.