Новости за 01.04.2019

What happened overnight and what's ahead for the ASX.

A 63-year-old woman has been seriously injured and a two-year-old girl was bruised and traumatised after being hit while crossing the road.

Former NRL flyer Valentine Holmes' dreams of making it in the NFL have hit a critical point in Florida with the annual Pro Day.

The fishing vessels stationed near the disputed island are likely part of China's sea militia, Duterte's spokesman Salvador Panelo said.

Umar Akmal has pleaded guilty to a charge of breaking Pakistan's team curfew before their final loss to Australia and has been fined.

in Venezuela, Trump is facing his own redline moment, like Barack Obama did in Syria, and again, it' with Vladimir Putin of Russia.

The leader of the Catholic church may be a football fan but Pope Francis says hero worship of Barcelona talisman Lionel Messi has its earthly limits.

The first official glimpse of Saudi Aramco's financial performance confirms the state-run oil giant can generate profit like no other company on Earth.

Atlantic writer Adam Serwer likes to say that the "cruelty" of Trump's policies "is the point". That's true, but so is the worldview animating that cruelty.

A career official in the White House security office says dozens of people in Trump's administration were granted security clearances despite "disqualifying issues".

The finest photos from the international wire agencies as chosen by our picture editors.

The books would have racked up more than $100,000 in late fees - but staff at the ANU have decided to be lenient.

Former Hurstville mayor Vince Badalati said he and Liberal councillor Con Hindi paid for their own flights and accommodation when they visited Tangshan to look at a Chinese energy and waste processing company in April 2016.

ACTU-Solo opens in Granville, Mike Carlton to join 2UE and Fig Tree house restoration.

If the Premier really wishes to focus on compassion and empathy, she might look at WestConnex.

Gladys Berejiklian has reassigned ministerial responsibilities.

However the group remains concerned about a pledge to crack down on land clearing.

The peak body for private health funds says eliminating "unnecessary" procedures would save funds $80 million per year and slow the rising cost of premiums.

Even though the tobacco giant had its case thrown out on the grounds that it was an abuse of process, it will only have to pay half of Australia’s costs.

Even though they denied involvement, Australian officials did sit on a panel that awarded a security contract in Port Moresby, according to leaked PNG documents.

A diabetes specialist has called for new laws to force restaurants to serve up smaller meals to help people lose weight.

The elusive platypus has been detected in Logan’s Albert River by scientists for the first time since 2001, thanks to a survey of the waterway using DNA technology.

Yesterday, I received a scarifying voice mail generated by computers. It began: “This is the Australian Taxation Department.”

Transport Minister Mark Bailey has questioned why the south-west of Brisbane has been overlooked by Brisbane City Council in a new bridges plan.

Hawthorn have sought clarification of three umpiring decisions that either led to Western Bulldogs’ goals or saw the Hawks lose a shot on goal in the final quarter of their defeat on Sunday.