Новости за 29.01.2019

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

Expect a "spike day in terms of fire danger" today as strong winds are accompanied by scorching temperatures, Emergency Management Commissioner Andrew Crisp has said .

Australia's ban on Huawei shows business can still be done with the emerging superpower, Australia's High Commissioner to Britain told an audience in London.

"Don't help elect Trump, you egotistical billionaire a---e!" a man screamed at the former Starbucks CEO as he discussed the possibility of running for president.

The man's body was found by police divers after an extensive search.

A report out Wednesday warns the last major habitat for black-throated finches is threatened by Adani's Carmichael coal mine.

Palace officials have been seeking help from Instagram to monitor and remove offensive comments about the two duchesses.

Theresa May is to return to Brussels demanding last-minute changes to the Brexit divorce deal. But critics called her new plan an "unnegotiable" fantasy.

Russia and China pose the biggest espionage and cyber attack threats to the United States and are more aligned than they have been in decades.

Just before the now-infamous Access Hollywood tape was made public, Roger Stone was frantically making phone calls.

According to the National Crime Records Bureau, there were 134 cases of murders linked to witch hunts in 2016.

Website's bosses fly in to explain “they were reducing the news footprint”.

New look Bob stand at the SCG, War memorial to chronicle Viewnam and Bank of NSW to become Westpac

Knowing that only a miracle will allow the LNP to remain in power, Scott Morrison has taken on the guise of a magician.

The survey found Brisbane parents spent $75,600 over 13 years to send a child to a state school.

A years-long project to convert all patient medical records to digital is putting patients' health at risk, Queensland clinicians say.

The Sixers made it three on the trot against Adelaide – but nothing would beat potentially ending the campaign of their cross-town BBL rivals on Saturday.

Thousands attended last year's Night Noodle Markets, back for Good Food Month in April alongside a tempting spread of events, with tickets on sale now.

The state's new "lemon" car laws are likely to leave a sour taste if the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal is not given more money, a lawyer has argued.

Only one Australian batsman has scored a Test hundred in the last 12 months but that could change during the second Test against Sri Lanka in Canberra.

The NRL has cleared former Parramatta coach Daniel Anderson to join the premiers after he was rubbed out of the game for his role in the Eels' cap scandal.

The highway remained cut in five places between Cairns and Mackay late on Tuesday.

Supreme Court upheld the acquittal of Asia Bibi, who spent years on death row after being convicted of blasphemy, dismissing a petition filed by Islamists who have called for her execution.

There are expectations more high-profile Liberals could quit, including former deputy leader Julie Bishop and the Malcolm Turnbull loyalist Craig Laundy.

Alain Robert, known for scaling towering structures around the world, was spotted dangling from the GT International Tower in the financial district of Makati City during rush hour.