Новости за 06.04.2019

Investigators say a 28-year-old woman was in Petersham about 1.30am on Friday when a man approached her and forced himself on her, holding her against a wall.

Alleged hitman had a telltale routine: he bought fresh clothes for each assassination, police say.

US President Donald Trump said on Saturday he had not read Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report investigating contacts between his 2016 campaign and Russia.

European investigators are digging deeper into possible links between far-right ideologues and the suspected New Zealand mosque attacker, who sent at least two donations to an anti-Muslim group with branches around Europe.

Museums across Australia have come together to work out ways in which they can play a part in building social cohesion.

Life has been tough for Essendon coach John Worsfold recently, but thankfully in footy you’re always just one win away from happiness.

The key to dating groundwater comes from substances dissolved in the water. They are like footprints in the sand, a trace we can follow.

Espaliered fruit trees, fragrant climbers and hanging pots can all create a lush vertical garden in even the tiniest space.

Removing the iconic Manly ferry from Sydney Harbour would rob the city of character. It's time for a campaign.

“He’s a bisexual - what does that mean?”

Reading I for Isobel and meeting its author, Amy Witting, changed Louise Swinn's life.

Giveaways: win tickets to the Lyon Housemuseum, the Super Bloom Festival and the Spanish Film Festival

Losing a friend makes you realise you do not know anything.

Simon Cleary's new novel, The War Artist, is less a war novel than about the aftermath of conflict

Is autumn the best season in Canberra? Karen Hardy thinks so.

A 21st century version of dormitory living for adults is emerging as a way for Sydneysiders to deal with expensive real estate, social isolation and environmental pressures.

We have long had ministers for planning, of course, but not public spaces.  It's easy to imagine that in this capacity, Dr Stokes will have a full appointments book in a city where every morsel of space is becoming more and more contested.

It is projected that Labor and the Greens could together fall short of the 39 votes needed to pass legislation through the upper house.

Just how wide, deep and easily accessible is the trough for politicians' expenses?

Residents will be able to vote for the projects they want to see funded in their community.

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

The plight of two detainees with acute mental illness in Melbourne's immigration detention centre highlights the difficulty of treatment and deportation.

A detective is believed to be the first Victorian police officer to face criminal charges for bullying, after allegedly delivering a series of blistering rants that forced some colleagues to take stress leave.

The series, from the creators of Underbelly, will focus on the life of lawyer-turned-police informer Nicola Gobbo.

Environmental groups and an underground coal miner has formed to promote tourism to the beautiful rock formations of the Gardens of Stone near Lithgow.