Новости за 16.04.2019

Bernie Sanders' tax returns reveal the democratic socialist, who peppers his speeches with attacks on millionaires and billionaires, is a millionaire.

Crown of thorns, the fragment of the Holy Cross and Nail were among the religious relics saved from the fire at the iconic cathedral.

Experts said rebuilding the Parisian landmark would take decades, but Macron insisted that in five years Notre-Dame will be "more beautiful than ever".

A search is set to resume at first light for a man believed to have gone missing in surf off northern NSW, although police are uncertain if he is lost.

With its iconic cathedral scorched but still standing, France on Tuesday was contending with the aftermath of a fire that gutted a symbol of the nation, and which authorities said had probably started by accident.

Britain's Queen Elizabeth has sent a message to French President Emmanuel Macron to say she was deeply saddened by the fire which engulfed Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris on Monday and that her prayers were with all of France, Buckingham Palace said.

Alcohol is overwhelmingly the most common drug problem treated in Australia, but amphetamines are gaining ground, the latest AIHW report shows.

The Berejiklian government has been returned to office promising to restore trust. But its failure to deliver on a key promise does not inspire confidence.

It will be rebuilt and future generations will see an image of what it once was but nothing will replace the sheer sense of history and the achievement of its builders.

Peter Ridd's legal challenge of JCU's actions against him has received significant attention in the media due to his outspoken scepticism of climate change science.

The Royal Flying Doctor Service is looking at the best way to use drones in reaching patients in remote parts of the country, freeing up human crews.

Luke Keary has high praise for the Roosters' opponents in the blockbuster Good Friday grand final rematch.

Morse inspection reveals fake news.

Major changes to school funding and introducing strong consequences for universities that don't raise teaching ATAR requirements are part of a new spate of education recommendations for the next Commonwealth government.

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It was a rough night for Joey Manu and Addin Fonua-Blake as they were both found guilty at the NRL judiciary. For Manu, he now misses the grand final replay.

Racing heads to Sydney's west midweek with an eight-event card scheduled.

Returning Essendon star Joe Daniher completed training on Tuesday as he pushes for selection for the Good Friday clash with North Melbourne.

Paul McGregor has ended speculation over his future by signing a new deal with St George Illawarra that will be trumpeted on Wednesday.

Vile was in hypnotic, absorbing form for the first show on the Australian leg of his Bottle It In tour.

Private hospital operator Healthscope has downgraded its earnings guidance for fiscal 2019 as an independent expert found Canadian investment group Brookfield's $4.4 billion takeover offer for the group was "fair and reasonable".

A ground-breaking scuba diving course for people with spinal cord injury is providing more than just one-off recreational experiences.

The NRL's promised war on "dead time" was supposed to help teams who play an expansive game... So why are the Roosters and Storm at the top again?

Kelly Slater will draw on Tiger Woods’ US Masters triumph as surfing’s greatest competitor aims for a massive comeback win of his own at the Rip Curl Pro at Bells Beach.

Robust and talented defender Brayden Maynard becomes the latest Collingwood player to be tied up for at least three years.