Новости за 18.02.2019

The teenager, who wants to return to the UK, says she has no regrets about joining IS and was 'only a housewife' in her time with the militants.

National Broadband Network Co chief executive Stephen Rue has defended the prices charged to telecommunications companies and confirmed the future profitability of the $50 billion taxpayer-funded internet infrastructure business is "on track".

A long-awaited report into online misinformation, 'fake news' and privacy breaches reads like a 110-page hate letter to Facebook.

Shares in Bingo crashed 40 per cent after the company revealed the impact of a 'faster than expected' slowdown across the Melbourne and Sydney construction markets.

Woolworths will stop selling $1-a-litre milk at its supermarkets, in a move it says will help restore Australian dairy farmers' commercial viability.

Soft drink giant Coca-Cola Amatil has written down the value of its SPC canned fruit and vegetable operations to zero, reflecting the slim sale price it expects to receive if it offloads the business.

NIB Holdings has lifted its full-year earnings guidance for the second time in four months as it reported a 5 per cent lift in net profit to $74.5 million for the December half year.

Even as a businessman, in the face of obvious failure, Trump never admitted to coming off second best.

The S&P/ASX 200 is up on opening, but Bingo Industries drops on guidance downgrade

Westpac notched up $2.04 billion in profit during the December quarter, 6.8 per cent more than in previous quarters, helped by wider profits margins after it raised interest rates.

A loophole that could have seen elderly Canberrans charged thousands of dollars in land tax when they moved into a nursing home has been closed.

The female driver was taken to hospital after the incident on Monday morning.

Police have urged the public in helping to locate a nine-year-old boy who went missing from his home in Kinross overnight.

A Doll’s House is often seen as an early piece on women’s rights.

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Bill Gates says its appropriate for the wealthy to pay more taxes, and he thinks he knows the way to do it.

It's been a rough few weeks for the world's wealthiest man, but investors are keeping the faith.

Two hot-air balloons make emergency landings in Melbourne's east, with one coming down in a suburban backyard. The 17 people on board the two balloons are now enjoying a champagne breakfast.

Brett Morris' first-half hat-trick has helped his new club to victory over highly-competitive Super League champions Wigan at DW Stadium.

Both Skripals survived poisonings the UK has blamed on Russian military intelligence.

AMP said its operating earnings would face a hit based on its assessment of the government's bill to protect customers' investments in superannuation funds.

Newly crowned Allan Border medallist Pat Cummins has become the first Australian bowler to top the ICC Test bowling rankings in 13 years.