Новости за 06.02.2018

Most Australians don't know about the most common and lucrative property tax deductions, and it could be stopping them from owning an investment property.

Shane Jenek says his victory on Britain's Celebrity Big Brother shows the value in calm and reasoned debate on social and political issues like abortion, same sex marriage and divisions between the gay and trans-gender communities

Around-the-clock construction work will soon begin on the Melbourne Metro Tunnel project with the first of four enormous sheds completed

Chris Froome has confirmed his decision to race at next week's Ruta del Sol in Andalucia, adding that he is "confident" of getting to the bottom of his adverse analytical finding for salbutamol at last year's Vuelta a Espana, which is still being investigated.

The public may want a new Crocodile Dundee film, but Chris Hemsworth is happy to end his involvement with the Tourism Australia ad campaign.

The ACT government has appointed a criminal barrister and former public defender as the newest judge.

Michael Lichaa says new Canterbury coach Dean Pay has brought happiness back to the NRL club.

South Sydney captain Greg Inglis is ready to make his much-anticipated comeback to the NRL, according to star recruit Dane Gagai.

The ASX fell 156 points, or 2.6 per cent, at 5870 at the open as investors reacted to an overnight slump on Wall Street.

Two teens aged 14 and 18 were rushed to hospital with serious abdominal injuries after the car they were in hit a tree.

Now the woman is asking a judge to let her keep the cash - and remain anonymous.

An elderly woman who was bashed and left for dead by a stranger while walking her dogs in Melbourne's west has died.

Macquarie Group has upped its earnings guidance for the year, flagging it expects profit to swell by 10 per cent to a record $2.2 billion.

Six men - all in their teens or early 20s - have been arrested over an armed robbery at a gun shop in Melbourne's north.

Lululemon Athletica chief executive Laurent Potdevin abruptly resigned from the yogawear seller in the wake of unspecified misconduct, leaving a leadership vacuum and a swirl of controversy in its C-suite.

An eight-year-old boy faces months of blood tests, including an HIV screening after he was pricked by a needle while playing in a playground in Esperance.

The criminal proceedings against the disgraced doctor are now concluded, but the fallout is just beginning at the institutions through which he accessed his victims.

US stocks plunged in highly volatile trading, with the Dow industrials falling nearly 1600 points at its lows - the biggest intraday point drop in history.

The accused man allegedly made his getaway in another stolen car before being arrested nearby.

​Ten-man Chelsea suffered another setback in their stumbling season as they lost 4-1 at Watford on Monday after conceding three late goals to suffer their second straight Premier League defeat.

As US stocks plunged on Monday, President Donald Trump was speaking at an event in Ohio but noticeably not taking credit for the market.

Australian basketball superstar Liz Cambage has made her long-awaited return to the WNBA.

There's no guarantee she'll even head to the UK, but British bookmakers are already braced for the prospect of Winx adding a Royal Ascot success to her glittering resume.

Two teens aged 14 and 18 were rushed to hospital with serious abdominal injuries after the car they were in hit a tree.

ASX futures are down 139 points, or 2.3 per cent, foreshadowing a sharp drop when the market opens at 10am.