Новости за 10.04.2018

The recent bitcoin bubble wasn't the first, and it might not be the last.

Police allege she was murdered on August 10, but so far have not found her remains.

Plus Raiders sensation Jack Wighton prepares for court.

Russia has vetoed a US-drafted UN Security Council resolution that would have created a new inquiry to ascertain blame for chemical weapons attacks in Syria.

In the Kremlin's telling, this is a country under siege, which is a familiar theme within Russia.

Part 2 of WAtoday's four-part series speaks to a local vendor who has lifted herself out of poverty and found pride in her work.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg began a two-day congressional inquisition with a public apology for a privacy scandal that has roiled the social media giant.

Facebook founder and chief executive Mark Zuckerberg is testifying before US Congress to explain various scandals affecting the company including the Cambridge Analytica data privacy breach, Russian meddling in the US election and the proliferation of fake news and hate speech.

"Attorney-client privilege is dead!" Trump fumed after lawyer Michael Cohen's office, hotel room and home were raided.

China's attempted military foray into the Pacific Islands is being watched closely in London.

Australia’s military planners should be far more concerned that China appears to be thinking seriously about setting up a military base in Vanuatu..

While our leaders are busy worrying about Newspolls, it seems they forgot to get Vanuatu onside.

Former Greens' leader denies bullying, sex discrimination claims that dogged last months of his political career.

Households aged 65 and older were the only age group for which home ownership had not fallen since 2006.

To ward off dementia, do something you're bad at. If you play guitar, pick up the trumpet. If you can beat the cryptic crossword, stop doing it.

As Laurina Fleure bows out, she sets the record straight on sleazy comments and TV couples who are madly in love.

Rugby Australia says it had positive talks with Folau over his social media comments condemning gay people. The real story is the relationship with its highest-paid player is strained.

Fairfax Media's talented team of artists, illustrators and cartoonists give us their very own humorous version of the news of the day.

A bill removing the constraint on civil action passed state parliament on Tuesday.

Where there's life, there's Sauerkraut.

The ACT's Chief Magistrate says the Canberra court needed at least nine magistrates to see "slight" improvements in efficiency.

The UAE carrier flies Boeing 787 'Dreamliners' on the route, the same model of aircraft Qantas uses on its newly introduced Perth to London non-stop service.

Since the 1940s, Canberra’s position has been to stop a major power from having a military presence in the South Pacific.

Eighty per cent of participants in Canberra PCYC's Project Booyah graduate from the program, but its funding has come to an end.

An Australian company has been recognised globally for transforming old electric car batteries into household power.