Новости за 06.02.2019

Queensland farmers will use Google Maps pins to tell defence aircraft where to drop hay to hungry cattle suddenly cut off by floodwaters after years of drought.

Chen Dong last spoke to her family on January 28 about her visit to Fremantle and hasn't contacted them since.

How one of Australia's biggest and most influential political donors, Huang Xiangmo, fell spectacularly from grace.

The big eight has become nine, and they've banded together to form a lobby group with the aim of campaigning for common causes with the ACT government.

Dexus Property, the country's biggest office landlord, has seen its earnings boosted by buoyant market conditions.

Opera for One is not "tinder for opera lovers" or a singles' programme, says Opera Australia.

Melbourne Victory must adjust their mindset to avoid another sloppy start in their top-of-the-table clash against the Perth Glory on Sunday, according to defender Thomas Deng.

The positions of Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon have been flip-flopping since the recent wipeout in the iPhone maker's share price. It's a big shift from past years.

Star Canterbury recruit Dylan Napa says he's had some "dark days" as he awaits any penalty from the NRL for his involvement in two explicit sex tapes.

Petrol prices are set to fall at Coles Express services stations under a new deal with its fuel supplier that it hopes will see it compete more sharply with BP and Caltex.

While rose and prosecco were undoubtedly two of the hottest wine trends of 2018, discerning wine lovers will this year move to mediterranean varieties as consumers chase new and exciting flavours.

“We just asked them to sign an agreement that included a small bond and they could stay for a few months.”

Lauryn Hill has at various times throughout my adult life been my touchstone and inspiration. Which is why it kills me to say this.

"The result of today is we have agreed culling is off the table, and now it’s a process of sitting down and working out the best outcome for these kangaroos - which obviously involves relocation."

Emergency services will begin the recovery phase after more than 800 people were moved to higher ground as the monsoonal trough in north Queensland begins to ease.

Optus has to pay a $10 million fine and refund more than 240,000 customers after charging them for digital content they didn't know they had bought.

Melbourne Rebels plan to keep their new sponsorship with Thai Airways after its poorly timed announcement on Tuesday.

Russia has become a world-class saver. So much gold has piled up in its central bank that Russia surpassed China last year to become the world's fifth-largest holder of gold.

The opposition has also promised another $12 million to fund mental and physical rehab services for the police.

Mark Musa Bhatti allegedly smashed an ABC journalist’s camera into his face, causing him to suffer a black eye.

Port Adelaide vice-captain Ollie Wines says he won't give up water-skiing despite dislocating a shoulder in a "freak accident" which will curtail his AFL season.

Australian Open finalist Petra Kvitova has testified in the Czech Republic at the trial of the man who allegedly attacked her with a knife in her home.

From Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi to hot shot New York congresswoman Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez, the White House was a sea of oppositional ivory.

The policeman who tackled the Flinders Street attacker in 2017 was also one of the first on the scene to the Silk-Miller murders.

Indian police have rescued dozens of Nepali men and women suspected of being on the way to forced labor, in a major operation near the border with Myanmar