Новости за 30.01.2019

They're all the rage, but do you really need them?

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

The world's most common digital habit is not easy to break, but researchers from NYU and Stanford have tried to show how your life would change without the social network.

The body was found by a passing motorist in Murchison, half an hour from Shepparton, who then called emergency services.

Frozen Arctic winds brought record-low temperatures across much of the US Midwest, as Australia continued to roast.

Kim and Simon Kane used to look at other families in the park, playing happily, and share a tinge of envy. Why was their son lying in hospital?

It appears the Italian Prime Minister has let the cat out of the bag a day early.

All the news you need to start your day.

A bitter battle is raging at high-end tailors Rhodes & Beckett between its owners and the private equity group that was supposed to be supporting it.

SIDE HUSTLE: Oli and his business partner Matt decided wedding arbours didn't need to be boring.

Many of the intelligence chiefs' findings have been interpreted as contradicting Trump on foreign policy. The President says they are "wrong" and "naive".

Practice makes ready for the incoming cohort of new teachers.

Sala, 28, and pilot David Ibbotson have been missing since their plane disappeared over the English Channel on January 21.

Two weeks after leaving her position as an intelligence analyst for the US National Security Agency, Lori Stroud found herself in the Middle East.

Rauf Arashukov is accused of ordering two murders in 2010 in his home region of Karachayevo-Cherkessiya in Southern Russia.

A new report from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare has prompted calls for improvements to the safety net for poorer people.

Policy or politics? The response to Kenneth Haynes' final report is a balancing act for the federal treasurer, and the opposition.

Randwick City Council echoes concerns from two neighbouring councils about the controversial demolition of the Moore Park stadium.

Employment lawyers have warned bosses to ensure the privacy of staff seeking domestic violence leave.

Why is it considered an act of courage to talk about health problems experienced by millions of Australians every day?

Pharmacists are calling on the federal government to list medicine safety as a national priority, saying it poses more of a threat than vehicle crashes.

The final race on the Scone program today shapes as one of the best country sprint battles at benchmark 66 level in a long time.

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

The states and territories have agreed to introduce changes to the country's complex and outdated defamation laws from June 2020.

There's plenty of chances on an eight-event card as racing heads to the horse capital of Australia on Thursday.