Новости за 16.01.2019

Jason Burns and his father, Richard Burns, were found to have breached building laws in not addressing three houses' defects.

American fifth seed Sloane Stephens has ended the Australian Open campaign of her former former junior doubles partner Timea Babos.

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Democratic senator Kirsten Gillibrand listed a series of issues she'd tackle as president, including better health care for families, stronger public schools and more accessible job training.

After two of his best performances for the Socceroos at the Asian Cup, Celtic star Tom Rogic is finally starting to blossom as an international footballer.

Around 200 mourners gathered at Bondi Beach this morning to farewell Annalise Braakensiek in an emotional sunrise ceremony.

Arthurian legend meets The Goonies in John Cornish's fantasy adventure, The Kid Who Would be King, writes Jake Wilson.

Twenty-two-year-old Zoe Hives went down in straight sets on a day when three other Australian women are in action.

The legal team of opposition candidate Martin Fayulu hopes evidence collected from the polling stations in various ways will convince the constitutional court to order a recount.

US stocks rallied to their highest level in more than a month, largely shrugging off the Brexit vote.

Canberra United's crunch clash against Melbourne Victory on Thursday could be postponed as temperatures hit 33 degrees at 7.30pm.

A man living in a house at the back of a liquor store has been attacked by two intruders overnight.

Authorities have evacuated around 50 survivors of the deadly attack on a luxury Nairobi hotel, which claimed a US citizen and a British citizen among the 15 reportedly dead.

Meanwhile, Greens MPs are threatening to bypass a government ruling that citizenship ceremonies be held on January 26, by running their own ceremonies outside the public holiday.

Defectors claim the Church of Scientology's bizarre response to a fatal stabbing at Chatswood shows the true side of the organisation.

Now is the time for Brussels, not just London, to redouble Brexit diplomacy to help ensure that a hard, disorderly exit doesn’t come to pass.

"Given the current situation in R. Kelly's personal life and the controversy surrounding him, the promoters have decided not to move forward," the tour's organisers said.

But the 70-year-old will remain monitored for the rest of his life after the state government last year rushed through law changes as a backup plan.

No one was trapped in the crash three kilometres south of intersection with the Hume Highway and only minor injuries were sustained

A last gasp goal kept Palestine in the Asian Cup on Tuesday - even if it wasn't them that scored it.

UK carmaking giants says they have been bracing for a Brexit 'disaster'.

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Toby Price has hit the front in the motorbikes category of the Dakar Rally while Nasser Al-Attiyah needs only to avoid disaster to claim a third title.

The WA Justice Department says some of the statements used to promote the fundraiser are "not true".

Min Woo Lee will take the memory of out-driving Jason Day and a private coaching session from Tiger Woods with him when he makes his pro debut in Abu Dhabi.