Новости за 19.03.2019

The actress said the iconic 1990 romantic comedy wouldn't translate to the #MeToo era nearly 30 years later.

Elon Musk accused of brazenly disregarding a federal judge's order by regulator's lawyer.

Police are searching for a diamond ring, bought from a Sydney pawn shop, believed to have been owned by a woman who went missing from the state's north-west.

Former House speaker Paul Ryan is part of the new board of Fox Corp.

The broadcaster removed the photo due to "inappropriate and offensive" comments, but later republished it with an apology.

Plus, Canberra Raiders winger Jordan Rapana is back, baby!

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday again showed excerpts of a video taken by the attacker who killed 50 people in mosques in New Zealand.

Apple has provided its first real update to the iMac since June 2017, resulting in the kind of robust machine that should impress power users.

Sadiq Khan says political leaders should stop normalising far-right extremism.

Just 10 days before the March 29 Brexit date, the British Prime Minister is writing to European Council President Donald Tusk to ask for a delay.

The rape of women is encouraged to progress the plot.

Trivia buffs: test your knowledge with today's interactive superquiz and target.

Nisha Dua might be pint sized but she also has a black belt in karate and runs a venture capital fund focused solely on women led businesses.

Job hunters will be able to search for work from their home computer or smartphone and be freed from demands to apply for 20 positions a month.

Facebook, Google and Twitter will escape a $200 million tax in next month's budget, despite coming under intense pressure over the Christchurch terrorist attack.

Anthrax, clearways and blood tests with breathalysers.

Worldwide you will struggle to find a state that has found the means to invest in new infrastructure like we have.

A senior bureaucrat who drove the privatisation of the land titles registry later clinched the top financial job in a 'classic' case of the revolving door.

Employers could be exposed to claims for leave entitlements worth up to $8 billion by casual workers if a Labor move to repeal a Coalition law aimed at protecting them from "double dipping" is not defeated, according to new legal advice that comes amid a slew of class action lawsuits.

Super funds pitched at millennials are very good a marketing on social media, but whether they are good at managing retirement savings for a reasonable cost is another matter

Private drivers who fail to move out of the way of Canberra's light rail could cop a $200 fine and lose three demerit points.

As markets get ever more gloomy in their economic outlook, it is leading to lower borrowing costs for customers who are prepared to lock in an interest rate.

The Canberra Comedy Festival, Relay For Life plus markets galore.

Politicians don’t always like to talk about how things are going to be paid for. I have taken a different approach.

The short-term rental market offers a path to a lucrative second income