Новости за 01.02.2019

You never know who may be next to you as you squeeze into one of Manhattan's coffee shops, libraries, taverns or parks.

The world's largest iron ore miner has come under intense pressure over a burst tailings dam killed 110 people and left another 238 missing.

Shadow Treasurer Chris Bowen has doubled down on Labor’s tax agenda.

Some experts believe the collapse of the treaty could speed an erosion of the global system designed to block the spread of nuclear arms.

On tours to East Timor, Afghanistan and Iraq, Australian soldiers have employed cricket as a way to relieve stress and bond with locals – friends and frenemies alike.

Queensland's old trains could support new life as an underwater attraction to be sunk in south-east Queensland.

After being dumped by the LNP over harassment allegations, Jason Costigan has hinted he will run again at the next election.

The now-ex officer suffered post-traumatic stress after a horrific 2013 crash and the ruling could increase CTP policy costs.

"Right now, unfortunately, the situation on Manus is even more critical. Almost every day there are suicide attempts and incidents of self-harm."

Sergeant Kevin Graham stood where once had been his police station. It was still smouldering - the stink of destruction and death was everywhere.

Scope economists' forecasts, unswayed by the claims of Liberal and Labor, don't paint a promising picture.

I realised just how confused men are while watching, of all things, Network Nine’s Married at First Sight with a group of friends this week.

Last year, the small NSW town of Kurri Kurri became the world capital of the classic Aussie hairstyle when it held its inaugural Mullet Fest contest.

"Apparently local enthusiasm is an important part of the UNESCO selection criteria. It's something I saw in abundance in Singapore."

The American-Canadian singer-songwriter discusses the topics we are told to keep quiet.

The KonMari method (yep, she's branded it) proposes that if an object doesn't "spark joy", it should be thanked, then removed from the home.

The West is facing some serious challenges - just not not the ones anti-PC warrior Jordan Peterson is warning about.

It was the year that housing went south. But few economists predicted how fast and low it would fall.

Australia faces a one-in-five chance of going into a recession during the next term of government.

Economists tip more falls in Sydney and Melbourne property prices that will likely hit the broader economy.

Acclaimed documentary maker Tom Zubrycki believes streaming services should face local content quotas.

The Berejiklian government has promised to set up a specialised unit to prosecute corrupt politicians and will tighten disclosure rules for MPs and foreign-controlled entities.

All the information you need to back a winner at Rosehill today.

Trivia and word buffs: test your knowledge with today's superquiz and Target.

Yearning to experience a weather phenomenon of his youth, Tim headed to the Highlands to chase the illusive summer mist.