Новости за 03.03.2019

Depp's lawsuit calls her ongoing allegations of domestic abuse "categorically and demonstrably false."

There's some serious money heading to Chinese stocks, already the world's best performing equity market this year.

Merseyside rivals Everton were happy with their efforts in holding title-chasing Liverpool, while Brendan Rodgers tasted defeat in his first match with the Foxes.

Plus, mental health cuts putting pressure on Canberra's EDs and all the rest of the news in the capital this Monday.

Guaido tweeted that Venezuelans should monitor his official announcements and that he would provide details about meeting points for supporters

Lord mayor Clover Moore said the latest count “should be a wake-up call to the state government".

An emergency warning remains in place for residents near Yinnar in Gippsland, while the cool change has brought some relief for residents near the 11,981-hectare fire raging in Bunyip State Park.

Trump's ownership of the GOP was on vivid display again when the president appeared at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Maryland.

Basketball sensation Andrew Bogut is reportedly nearing a return to the NBA after an award-winning season in the NBL.

National security adviser John Bolton on Sunday defended President Donald Trump's second summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, saying the president was right not to make a deal that wasn't in the best interests of the United States.

There were several crucial questions surrounding Saturday night's Gridiron dinner, that exclusive, annual white-tie gathering hosted by a club made up of Washington's most elite journalists: first of all, would President Donald Trump turn up?

Melbourne will get their first look at key defender when the former Gold Coast backman lines up for the Demons against Brisbane at Casey Fields next Saturday.

BHP representatives were aware of the possibility of loss of life years before its Brazil joint-venture Samarco’s dam burst, court documents show.

Digital subscribers to The Australian can still access some of the masthead's articles after cancelling despite the publisher supporting tough restrictions on free content.

Even some of Australia's top designers don't always follow the law of laundry.

The owner of Ticketek has emerged as a key chess piece in a fresh round of deal-making involving Australia's biggest media companies and global buyout funds.

Have you noticed that Uber is encouraging Australians to tip their drivers?

A recommendation on how banks have to handle their dealings with smaller businesses has emerged as a sticking point on implementing the royal commission's recommendations.

Companies struggled to lift cash levels and shower their investors with dividends this February earnings season despite the feared changes to the imputation credits policy.

In media industry circles there is a growing belief that consolidation in the sector will not end with last year's $4 billion tie-up between Nine and Fairfax.

Crown is proposing to make directors more responsible for oversight after a probe found the gaming giant was failing to monitor and intervene in problem gambling.

Three cases in two weeks have highlighted the creeping threat to Australian journalism.

Not one of 12 recommendations that could end the hidden epidemic of road trauma has been acted on.

Unemployment could spike by up to 2.5 per cent as a result of the expected automation of up to 46 per cent of current jobs in Australia by 2030, a new report has warned.

Across Australia, a quarter of a million young people are unemployed, according to the latest snapshot from anti-poverty group the Brotherhood of St Laurence.