Новости за 07.04.2019

Wall Street was boosted on Friday by a stronger-than-expected March jobs report, which helped to ease concerns about the strength of the overall economy.

Mid-season review: NSW sit second in the Australian conference behind the Rebels but very little needed to go their way for it to be a very different picture.

We need to make sure children are not ''collateral damage'', the Labor leader has said.

Great horses don’t necessarily have fairytale endings, particularly in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes where Winx will race on Royal Randwick turf for the last time.

Long campaigns are apt to go seriously awry for prime ministers and governments prepared to test that patience.

The antiques have been taken from the cupboard at Lizzie and Mike Hilburger’s home and are being displayed for the first time.

He is known to frequent the Woodman Point jetty and surrounding areas.

The Australian Ballet's triple bill has plenty of vigour but seems to lack a little spark.

Sally Pearson decided to withdraw from the 100m hurdles final at the national championships after feeling exhausted following her opening-round heat.

The group ransacked the Prouds Jeweller outlet, taking 505 separate items of jewellery with a retail value of $108,169.00, and a cost price value of $23,308.10.

Richmond's Dustin Martin will need to wait until Monday to know what action the AFL will take over the gesture he directed at a Giants opponent on Saturday.

Valentine Holmes is on his way back to Sydney and is agent Chris Orr says he will make a decision on his future in the next week.

May has so far failed to secure backing for her negotiated agreement with Brussels, and she has since turned to the opposition, with no success so far.

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The nine-time national champion clocked 12.99 seconds to qualify fastest for the final, but pulled out after feeling exhausted.

Motorists endure delays after multi-car crash.

Department officials and police will be able to hand out fines to animal rights activists.

Socceroos No.1 Mat Ryan has missed the chance to become just the sixth Australian to play in the FA Cup final as his Brighton side lost 1-0 to Manchester City in Saturday's semi-final at Wembley.

Geelong superstar Patrick Dangerfield voiced his outrage at a decision paid against Collingwood's Tom Phillips during the match against the Eagles on Saturday night.

Tender documents show taxpayers are on the hook for $252 million in government advertising.

Critics labelled the decision an expensive stunt after it was revealed that only one person has been transferred to Australia.

Child protection advocate and independent senate candidate Hetty Johnston says a National Child Sex Offenders Register won't work and would be a waste of money.

The Tourism Council’s wish list of ziplines, cable cars, ropes courses, sea planes and helicopter tours are strangled by government bureaucracy red tape.

Department of Industry, Innovation and Science figures reveal flat lithium export revenue figures for the next five years as supply overtakes demand.

Union representatives will meet on Monday with the owners of the burning Campbellfield factory to discuss workers' compensation.