Новости за 01.01.2019

He has pledged to adopt an iron-fisted approach to crime, allowing citizens to arm themselves for self-defence, and promoting more development in the Amazon.

What happened overnight and what's ahead for the ASX.

It's a field of giant killers that could be the springboard to relaunch James Duckworth's career.

The Socceroos have been rocked by another enormous pre-Asian Cup blow with winger Martin Boyle set to miss the entire tournament.

"Next year, I'm staying at home with my champagne and biscuits," one man said.

"Anything's possible out there in this very unknown region," John Spencer, deputy project scientist for New Horizons, said.

The highly anticipated match-up saw Serena Williams face Roger Federer for the first time in a competitive match.

British police are searching the home of a man who stabbed a couple at the Manchester Victoria railway station, in what investigators say is being treated as a terror attack.

A nerveless Jordan Silk cameo has helped the Sydney Sixers to victory on the Gold Coast and ensured the Brisbane Heat remain winless after three BBL games.

The state government has sold $10 billion worth of public buildings and land since coming to office in 2011.

Maribyrnong in Melbourne and part of Villawood in Sydney will close in a move the Morrison government is hailing as a win for its tough border protection policies.

There was heartbreak for families again this year. But good news too, inasmuch as the road toll is ever the stuff of good news.

The release of the John Howard cabinet documents from 1998 marks the fateful beginning of 20 wasted years on climate change.

The state government is running behind its own timeline on its much-vaunted new rail line between Parramatta and central Sydney.

It's called "rescue altruism", and so far this summer as many as seven people who have died trying to save others.

New election force Anyone But Nats plans to embark on a whirlwind town hall tour to convince rural voters to put the National Party last.

A massive stockpile of toxic chemicals uncovered in the city’s north is under 24-hour guard amid concerns a fire at the site could dwarf the damage caused by the West Footscray industrial blaze last year

Trivia buffs: test your knowledge with today's interactive superquiz and target.

Nick Olive, with a treble chance, heads the capital contingent aiming to pillage the loot on offer at today's meeting on the south coast.

Sapphire Coast hosts a seven-event card as racing heads to the state's southeast for the first time in 2019.

Our pick of what to do in Canberra and surrounds this weekend.

The riches of the sea, a senseless prank and a recipe for brains.

Cars have been set alight in suburbs from Bonner to Conder, with four set on fire on Christmas Day.

Iconic Summernats customised hearse, once rusting away in storage, is being restored by CIT automotive apprentices

Cabinet documents from the Howard government reveal how long it took to introduce parliamentary oversight of the intelligence agency.