Новости за 21.01.2019

You're never too young for the family business when you're a Lavazza.

Two sisters went shoe shopping together and bought the same pair. One, Aiia Maasarwe, was wearing hers when she was allegedly murdered. The other, has used her pair as an emotional reminder of a life cut short.

The passenger who broke her wrist in the car crash involving the Duke of Edinburgh says she wants Prince Philip to face prosecution if found to be at fault.

Being asked if he would like to speak to the president of the United States was about the last question a reporter expected from a stranger in Paris.

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

Socceroos coach Graham Arnold says he may change the team's formation to deal with the absence of Tom Rogic for next Asian Cup clash.

Plus, ACT correctional officers recognised, and where are the South Coast's best fish and chips

Theresa May's Conservative colleague complained of "another week of can-kicking" after the latest Brexit update.

Insurgents have stepped up intense ground attacks while continuing to participate in peace discussions that US officials are promoting.

Solve a potentially world-ending conspiracy with a group of colourful friends and a pair of noodly legs in this charming, hilarious and brief little game.

Kamala Harris, the daughter of parents from Jamaica and India, is one of the earliest high-profile Democrats to join what is expected to be a crowded field.

Novak Djokovic survived a scare and avoided a top seed double elimination after female number one Simona Halep's earlier Australian Open exit.

Spaniard Pablo Carreno Busta hurled his bag across the court after a line call row saw him melt down and lose to Kei Nishikori.

Water bird numbers at Menindee Lakes, near the site of this year's massive fish kill, are in long-term decline as regulation of lake levels deviates from natural cycles, according to leading ecologist Richard Kingsford.

The energy market is much less spooked by the prospect of rising temperatures.

The regulator could further loosen its curbs on mortgage lending in response to concerns banks are being too cautious, Macquarie economists have suggested.

The tributes have poured in for Vanguard founder, Jack Bogle, who died last week, but they also raise an interesting question.

The state of child safety in Queensland can be revealed in heartbreaking statistics.

Antony Anisse has resigned as the program director for the Parramatta North development scheme 'because it was the right thing to do'.

Bowel cancer is increasingly being diagnosed in young Australians, but lowering the national screening age would do more harm than good, researchers say.

The $2.8 trillion industry superannuation industry will be subject to a harsh new "right to remain" test under the expected combined findings of the banking royal commission and Productivity Comission.

Stunted global growth is likely to put the federal election in the middle of slowing local production, triggering a showdown between Labor and the Coalition over economic management.

More news of global email and systems hacks means small businesses must take notice.

It's an eight-race schedule at Wagga today and all of your information is here.

Under the proposal, the course will teach texts detailing the impact of western civilisation on Aboriginal people.