Новости за 06.04.2018

Mark Zuckerberg said Facebook will require more disclosure for advertisers pushing viewpoints on social issues.

This sort of behaviour is familiar to people living in Egypt, Hungary, Thailand, Turkey and Russia, Juli Briskman writes.

The target list includes some who are closely tied to Putin himself, including top-tier officials involved in Kremlin decision-making.

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Evidence from businesses and insiders reveals disturbing behaviour and practices by one of the most powerful institutions in the country.

Evidence from businesses and insiders reveals disturbing behaviour and practices by one of the most powerful institutions in the country.

Kathryn Little says her ability to feed herself and pay bills was snatched away by the ATO. Its response? “That’s not our problem.”

Erica Packer and her three children with ex-husband and beleaguered billionaire James Packer has slipped quietly back into Sydney.

Audrey Niffenegger and her husband Eddie Campbell have collaborated on a remarkable graphic novel, Bizarre Romance.

Reading Joan Didion's Slouching Towards Bethlehem made Natasha Lester realise that she wanted to be a writer.

For over three decades Matthew Higgins has enthralled Canberrans, bringing to life oral histories of the Australian high-country.

An investigation has found the ATO can get it wrong in one in 20 cases.

Banks will come under pressure to raise interest rates as their costs rise.

When an Australian decides to travel via rail from New York to San Francisco, he rediscovers his hope for the country.

Voters may want Malcolm Turnbull to keep his job - but his MPs are not listening.

Tom Carroll is a former world champion pro surfer, and Ross Clarke-Jones is a surf-tow pioneer and big wave rider.

The 28-year-old British journalist’s debut book, Why I’m No Longer Talking to White People About Race, won the 2018 Jhalak Prize.

You can savour the company of a river like that of a friend.

Quite by chance, the final poll in the series which Malcolm Turnbull set as a test of effective leadership is due to appear during the Commonwealth Games. The coincidence is fitting.

The editor-at-large of 'Vogue' India is conscious of how the fashion industry exploits women in her country.

My objection to the NGA's new Cartier exhibition is not that a handful of these overvalued rocks could feed Africa for a century. It’s not the elitism I mind, so much as its misuse, and our obsequious acceptance of that as art.

Malcolm Turnbull is no John Howard. But he has time and events can change quickly.

Andy Vesey is up for a fight over AGL's plan to close the Hunter Valley power station - a move that's drawn ire of the Turnbull government.

While times have changed, the man who unleashed the biggest industrial upheaval in recent Australian history warns a new 'super-union' could again wield significant control over 'key choke points in the economy'.