Новости за 28.12.2018

Sacked ABC managing director Michelle Guthrie's push to return to her job at the broadcaster has been criticised by board directors as "completely unworkable".

It’s likely a lot less healthy – for you and for the planet – than is commonly believed.

Bureaucrats like bankers have failed to show moral courage in the face of bad conduct.

As he marks 10 years drawing for The Canberra Times, David Pope reflects on the challenges of coming up with a daily image.

Forget the media hysteria. Huawei is more likely to be the target of industrial espionage and intelligence collection than the beneficiary of it.

Unions ACT secretary Alex White says more than 3000 Canberrans are injured at work each year.

The high-profile police road safety operations team will soon switch to German-built, high-performance VW Passat R-Line wagons.

As the end of 2018 approaches, it's time to ask: was it a vintage year for PS?

Thanks to Serena Williams and Liam Hemsworth, sneakers became acceptable wedding attire.

The royal commission has triggered debate about bank compensation schemes, which critics say are too often opaque, slow, and complex to navigate.

Free daily horoscope for each star sign from renowned Astrologer Kelli Fox. Forecasts for the week ahead in life, love and career.

"After surgery, most women are left without a nipple or nipples and sometimes traumatic scars as well."

The number of Indigenous owner-managers is conservatively estimated to have increased by 32 per cent between 2006 and 2011 -- but it is coming off a low base.

Nothing says turning 50 like splashing out on a big purchase. And maybe Macquarie will make one in local banking to celebrate its half century of existence.

The same-sex marriage postal survey was the big ticket item.

Every year, most people I know feel like they’ve just managed to scrape through until they get a break at Christmas. This year it feels like government barely scraped through.

When historians of the Trump era haggle over when the end of the 45th presidency began, some will no doubt decide it was December 12, 2018. But others might agree that December 9 was the day of the decisive shift.

The realisation that we are sexistly wired to pay more respectful attention to deep voices than to high-pitched ones has been with us for a very long time.

It's been 45 years since the Canberra District wine pioneer Ken Helm planted his first vines out at Murrumbateman. And he's proven the doubters wrong.

The dearly departed of 2018 leave a lasting legacy in their fields.

ACT Health is no stranger to scandal and conflict, but even by its standards 2018 was a tumultuous year.

Uber drivers around the country reveal just why they do what they do.

During the end-of-year holidays families often come together to exchange gifts and, sometimes, to confront long-held grudges. What better gift than a peace offering?

Who has not marvelled at the stunning vistas presented through the use of drones and which give us new ways of seeing our world?

The nation's capital cities are swallowing the rest of the country, upending politics and the economy.