Новости за 27.01.2019

The head of the world's largest body of Muslim-majority countries has strongly condemned the twin bombings that killed 20 people and wounded more than 80.

Firefighters on Sunday called for the evacuation of 24,000 people from the Brazilian town where a ruptured mining dam triggered a deadly mudslide.

Hundreds of people wearing red scarves have marched through Paris to protest against acts of violence during 'yellow vest' anti-government demonstrations.

Mark Zuckerberg plans to integrate Facebook's messaging services - WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook Messenger.

Six million Jews were killed by the Nazis and their collaborators during the Holocaust, including Cipora Feivlovich's grandfather, parents, brother and best friends.

The Australian Open champion is looking ahead to a possible fourth successive major at the French Open – and then Roger Federer's record of 20 titles.

Rafael Nadal had just suffered his worst loss in his grand slam rivalry with Novak Djokovic, but the world No.2 remained pragmatic.

After reading thoughtful, challenging and measured pieces by Elizabeth Farrelly, Stan Grant and Tim Soutphommasane, it was more than disappointing to then read the column from our Prime Minister

Labor is promising $200 million over five years to improve the health of urban waterways

Five of the eight films nominated for the best picture Oscar for 2019 were made using Blackmagic Design products.

All you need to know to back a winner as Warwick Farm hosts an eight-race card on Monday.

International Cyber Policy Institute warns WeChat’s 1.5 million monthly Australian users could be exposed to disinformation on the Chinese messaging service.

Three principals outline their hopes, dreams and challenges for the year ahead.

It's a sector worth more than $US50 billion, so why isn't anyone in Australia talking about it?

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

Until she was 14, Yukultji Napangati had no contact with the modern world. Now she has a solo art exhibit in New York - and fans including Beyonce and Jay-Z.

BOLD II will focus on the legacy and heritage of dance in Australia and overseas as well as looking at diversity of practice and issues of gender and ethnicity.

Blaze Roberts, also from Avalon, borrowed a longboard from the library and the won the state titles on it.

Tech company Wing is awaiting the green light to launch into Canberra's northern suburbs.

Looking back at Black Saturday, the chokingly hot day 10 years ago when the state went up in flames.

One of the biggest, long-running economic stories of our time is the way the digital revolution is disrupting one industry after another.

Who is teaching for? A primary school teacher says it's high time that education policy heavyweights asked themselves this question.

Gas is forecast to have a tumultuous path ahead in 2019.

The Nine-Nine was nearly guillotined after five seasons, but was saved after a mass online outcry.

One mother's unlikely path to repairing her relationship with her daughter.