Новости за 25.01.2019

Facebook is reportedly working to make messages across Facebook Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp work together.

Lan Lin doesn't go around telling her friends she's famous on Instagram. For that matter, Lan, 73, isn't really sure how Instagram works.

The President has capitulated to Democrats by agreeing to re-open the US government without securing any money for a wall on the border with Mexico.

It wasn't clear whether the at-market sell orders from Goldman and Morgan Stanley triggered the brief plunge or whether other factors in the pre-open auction were at play, the sources say.

A trio of Australia's most-loved performers have been recognised for their work in the arts and the community.

A moment to forget from defender Milos Degenek handed the United Arab Emirates a 1-0 win over the Socceroos, ending their Asian Cup title defence.

It was not so much a pork barrel, but a hydrogen barrel, that was rolled out in the knife-edge marginal Queensland seat of Flynn this week.

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The Oil Search boss in involved in a number of local cultural and social ventures.

Paint shades prove to be shifting, unreliable and deceptive. No wonder Decorator's White exists.

He meditates, has a boxing kangaroo tattoo and loves a motivational quote. How will head coach Justin Langer change the baggy greens' culture?

A redeeming feature of Trump’s dumb dream of a callous wall is it has inspired so much clever, humane, satirical, artistic protest against it.

Inheriting her preacher father’s sense of the theatrical, Rhoda Roberts overcame a series of terrible events to become one of Australia’s leading arts figures.

For one local family, travelling to Batemans Bay in the 1930s was no quick trip - it involved overnight camping at the bottom of the Clyde Mountain and waiting for the punt at Nelligen.

Luzia Borges and Anna Jancevski have worked together at Parliament House in Canberra for 30 years.

Australia has been placed on a WWF International list of global deforestation hot spots – the only one in the developed world.

This wasn't by design. I speculated that it was a subconscious response to the times, dominated by the excesses of powerful men.

The long-stranding executive and director has ridden a wave of economic change for 51 years.

Technology giant Apple's sales in Australia grew by more than billion dollars last year, as our commitment to its iPhone remains unshakable, but the amount of tax the multinational paid fell.

Wild Swimming is a guide to 250 of the best rock pools, beaches, river and waterholes in the city.

My wife and I begin every holiday season by observing certain rituals, one of which is promising to do more yoga. But here is why we did exactly one session.

In addition to an impressive list of leadership roles across the public service, Kathryn Campbell is a brigadier in the Army Reserve.

The decorated investigative journalist for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age and The Australian Financial Review columnist has been honoured in this year's Australia Day awards.

Anna Burke is “a bit ambivalent” about becoming an Officer of the Order of Australia. She has always maintained this sort of thing shouldn’t be awarded to politicians.

Tony Nutt, a key part of John Howard's political team as prime minister, has been made an Officer of the Order of Australia