Новости за 21.02.2019

Arsenal beat BATE Borisov 3-0 to reach the Europa League last 16.

A gunman is on the run after a shooting in Point Cook in the city's south-west overnight.

Michael Murphy, 65, was serving a life sentence after he and four others killed Sydney nurse Anita Cobby in 1986.

"You don't quite know how overwhelmed it's possible to get," Radcliffe, who catapulted to fame at age 12, said.

There were 10 debutants in the Australian line-up, but they were still far too strong for Kazakhstan in another tune-up ahead of this year's World Cup.

Australia's Daniel Ricciardo posted the third fastest time overall on day four of Formula One testing in Spain.

The electricity operator has reminded people to be careful after a woman reported fallen power lines beside her swimming pool, moments after she left the water.

Donald Trump's spat with China is stealing most of the headlines, but another trade war is looming.

Pope Francis promised that concrete action against child sexual abuse by priests would result from a conference he opened on Thursday.

The NBL's newest side have brought home one of the country's most athletic young forwards for their inaugural NBL season.

Melbourne Express is your morning primer - a live blog with breaking news, headlines, transport updates and weather.

Very little sidetracks Nike, but the sight of one of its shoes disintegrating as a rising basketball superstar fell to the floor clutching his knee appears to have done it.

The drone attack that crippled Gatwick for three days may have been carried out by a disgruntled current or former airport employee.

Nothing is lost, and much is gained, with a simple change such as 'Parent 1' and 'Parent 2' on a school form.

Top-level sources with detailed knowledge of the cyber attack on Australia's political parties and Parliament have dismissed a report that Iran and not China was behind the hacking of Australia's main political parties.

After carefully following the journal of a 19th century naturalist to a tiny Indonesian island, a team of researchers has rediscovered the world’s largest bee.

Memory is the basis of all culture and the Ostby sisters' investigation of it is gripping.

Stan is booming, but will need to weave more magic with powerful studios for that to continue

Australia's largest coal miner Glencore's decision to cap its global coal production on climate change grounds has been dismissed by other coal miners as a public relations exercise dressed up as climate change awareness.

Nine's metropolitan mastheads The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age have recorded the first period of revenue growth in three years on the back of strong digital revenue and increased readership.

Qantas' ability to absorb soaring fuel costs but still return $500 million to shareholders makes it pretty unique.

Many workers are finding themselves with a lifelong career in professions that are being disrupted by technology, writes Melinda Rollinson.

"We know it's difficult to get people to watch drama. But I think people of all ages and types will love it."

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

Musicians are often undervalued and underpaid but it is because of music rights management organisations like APRA AMCOS that we can even hope to stay afloat as a business.