Новости за 06.02.2018

Activist investor Elliott Advisors on Monday stepped up calls for the world's biggest mining company BHP to scrap its dual listing.

"There's no lights there so I had my mobile phone... and then... at first I thought oh my god that's where he is, he's freaking hiding from me. That was my initial thought. Then I realised... he can't be f--king hiding."

Tim Cahill has enjoyed a successful first appearance in his return to Millwall, grabbing a goal for the under-23s side in a 3-2 win over Coventry City.

New Socceroos coach Bert van Marwijk might be in a rush to whip Australia into shape for the World Cup, but the Dutchman is determined to keep his squad smiling.

It's day two of Parliament in 2018 and we're up for a heady mix of policy debate and political shenanigans. Let's rip into it.

A burglar who broke into a cafe in Melbourne's inner west with a mask - but then took it off mid-robbery - is being hunted by police.

The next generation wireless standard is about much more than faster download speeds.

Detectives have released a new clue in the case of a fatal hit-run which killed a father-of-two in the state's north east late last year.

Kyah Simon says the international interest in the W-League is helping the Matildas within it as they eye three major trophies in the next three years.

The duel was over and a younger, unlikely gun by the name of Nick Foles was at the podium in the MVP room. Tom Brady knows that piece of real estate well. He had occupied it ??? no, owned it ??? after four superb performances in his five Super Bowl victories.

South Africa have been dealt another injury blow as the Test series with Australia looms, with Quinton de Kock ruled out for up to four weeks due to a bruised wrist.

Formula One announced Monday that it is replacing "grid girls" with "grid kids" during pre-race ceremonies.

Formula One will swap its recently scrapped grid girls program with grid kids, a move that will incorporate youth competitors as mascots in a bid to boost its popularity among its young followers.

Malcolm Jenkins and Chris Long shared a kinship that went beyond the fact that they were teammates on the Philadelphia Eagles' defense. One of the leaders of the national anthem player demonstrations, Jenkins was joined by Long, who stood with an arm on Jenkins's shoulder as he sought to raise awareness of social injustice and police brutality.

Banks are hinting they will stop trying to flog us as many financial products as possible. That is good for customers and shareholders alike.

More woe on Wall Street has the local sharemarket set up for another heavy day of losses.

It's a no-brainer to give Daniel Arzani a Socceroos cap before the teen revelation is snapped up by Iran, players union chief John Didulica says.