Новости за 22.04.2019

The former prime minister said special counsel Robert Mueller had presented "quite spectacular" evidence that Trump attempted to obstruct justice.

Family and friends have begun burying the victims of the Easter Sunday bombings which killed at least 290 people.

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A decade ago, Facebook, Twitter and social-media firms helped spearhead pro-democracy uprisings that toppled dictators in the Middle East. That's changed.

Samsung will delay the launch of its first foldable smartphone from the planned April 26 debut after reports of screen failures among some review units.

Oil prices jumped more than 2 per cent to a near six-month high, on growing concern about tight global supplies after the United States announced a further clampdown on Iranian oil exports.

Citizens from at least eight countries, including Australia, were killed in the attacks. Victims included children on holidays with their parents and the relative of a politician.

Bank giant has bolstered calls for greater transparency to help home buyers.

Allan Fels helped design the arrangement and says it should be stronger not abolished.

Manik Suriaaratchi and her 10-year-old daughter, Alexendria, are among nearly 300 killed in Sri Lanka by co-ordinated suicide bomber attacks which ripped through churches and luxury hotels on Easter Sunday.

Australia's east coast faces gas shortage so where are the untapped regions for the next gas boom?

Following Christchurch, Prime Minister Ardern moved quickly to assuage any sense of grievance or exclusion.

RSL president says City of Sydney support for Anzac Day pales in comparison to other community activities including $400,000 to Sydney Mardi Gras Parade.

In many countries politics seems increasingly irrational, but Indonesia bucked the trend.

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The former nightclub boss alleges Mr Domican had a reputation as a violent stand-over man in a defamation suit over his book, Last King of the Cross.

Iran’s biggest oil customers include China and any reduction the flow of Iranian oil could force the country to seek other sources of crude, including Australia, analysts say.

The NAIF would be axed under Labor, replaced with a development fund focused on gas pipelines and tourism

Terry Durack comes in from the cold on a chilly, drippy Friday night.

Can an hour-long, non-invasive procedure really achieve noticeable, anti-aging results à la plastic surgery?

Free daily horoscope for each star sign from renowned Astrologer Kelli Fox. Forecasts for the week ahead in life, love and career.

24,500 hear Billy Graham, Saturday shop ban bid,

Because sometimes you need closure, even if you never had a relationship to start with.

Members of a council committee sought the opinion of the Chinese consulate in Sydney over a sponsorship deal with a media organised they feared was "anti-China".

Billion-dollar company Asana is banking on Australian businesses as project planning tools become the new normal.