Новости за 23.04.2019

A woman in an upstairs bedroom heard the commotion before a Brisbane man allegedly killed his flatmate following a fight over rent payments, a court has heard.

The executions were likely to stoke further regional and sectarian tensions between rivals Saudi Arabia and Iran.

Airline says stolen items has cost it 'hundreds of millions' over the years, with pots of Haagen-Dazs ice cream are among the most popular items swiped.

Netanyahu, who ended up winning another term, says he wants to repay the US president: by naming a new settlement there after him.

An 18-year-old man has died in hospital after he was involved in an incident at an army recruit training centre in the NSW Riverina region.

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The 16-year-old Swede behind the "school climate strike" protests travelled - by train - to Westminster to warn of the end of civilisation.

The government did not announce the move publicly, instead quietly adding a new page to the immigration department's website.

The move appears to be the latest effort by the Trump administration to push back against congressional inquiries of the White House.

Businesses say the increase to the minimum pay for skilled workers will stop people getting jobs.

Chris Gould is legally blind and has told of being denied service and made to feel unwelcome because of his guide dog Simba.

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Third-party car insurance, Anzac Day toned down and Army sandbaggers.

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Many people are receiving communications from their super funds informing them of important changes to their super that will occur automatically if they take no action

Chloe Shorten is taking a different tack to Julie Bishop when it comes to 'power fashion', and it's working.

Property developer Maximise Group has purchased 6277 sq m of industrial land at 20 Ponting Street.

Ian Gerrard has remortgaged his family home to fund the 34-song musical he has been working on for more than a decade.

Melbourne’s central business district will get another vertical education campus after Swinburne University pounced on a Flinders Lane property in a deal understood to be worth around $45 million.

Being aware of the different types of debt and what and when to pay it down will result in better overall outcomes.

Contrary to popular opinion – and our culture’s obsession with introspection and analysis – we do not necessarily need to ‘work through’ all of our trauma.

Wait and then consider what action can be taken if Labor’s proposed changes regarding franking credits become law without amendments.

Most of the wealth created in the next 10 years is likely to come from the US-based companies that are inventing the future.

On April 24, 1931, the Southern Sun set off from Sydney for Darwin, its hold laden with the first official air mail between Australia and Great Britain.

The problem with responsible lending laws is not that they exist; it’s that they have been ignored.