Новости за 28.04.2019

A broken power cable disrupted signalling systems and led to major delays across the network.

Armed police in the town of Kattankudy searched the headquarters of the National Thowheeth Jamaath and detained one man at the premises.

Former Melbourne City A-League assistant coach Joe Montemurro has taken Arsenal's women to their first English Super League title since 2012.

It's peak season for wild mushrooms but be careful about picking your own. Just one morsel of the wrong fungus can kill you, slowly.

Livelihoods have been lost and people are wondering how they will cope in a country struggling with one of the world's highest poverty rates.

The universe belongs to Marvel. Avengers: Endgame has shattered box office records for an opening weekend, amassing $US1.2 billion in global ticket sales.

Manchester City took another big step towards banking back-to-back English Premier League titles as they scrapped to a 1-0 win at Burnley.

Lord Mayor Nelson Meers will seek a State Government casino licence.

Jail without a path to rehabilitation is a waste of time and money and obviously leads to reoffending and is in nobody’s interest.

Warren Buffett, the world's third richest man, will host tens of thousands of Berkshire Hathaway shareholders on Saturday.

There will be nothing in the world like it. Indeed, ladies and gentlemen, it is a world first.

Property giant GPT has joined the exclusive club of landlords earning millions of dollars in income from heritage city buildings that have a nominal value of $1.

Jason Yat-sen Li also says Chinese Australians have been muzzled by allegations of foreign political interference.

Controversial preference-whisperer Glenn Druery brokered a preference deal between Labor and Derryn Hinch's Justice Party in Victoria.

Adam Muller is about to join a rapidly growing group of Australian voters.

The conservative MP is an out-and-proud maverick - a trait that strategists believe will help him retain his marginal Queensland seat.

Bill Shorten has launched a major cash splash to woo families and seniors during the final weeks of the federal election campaign.

Geelong champion Gary Ablett is showing signs of being able to dominate from the front half rather than midfield after consecutive best on ground performances.

Our talented team of artists, illustrators and cartoonists give us their humorous version of the news of the day.

The match at Lottoland will mark the first time Hasler has coached against the Bulldogs since his ugly exit from the club at the end of 2017.

Images of strawberries being dumped that symbolised the plight of farmers during the 2018 tampering crisis are in doubt, with evidence showing the same farm discarded truckloads of fruit daily during the previous season.

Scientists are looking at whether past coral "migrations" away from the equator could give hints about how the reef will respond to climate change.

Newcastle's No.7 dazzled like its old favourite son to lift the pressure on coach Nathan Brown.

Police shut off Bon Accord Avenue between Old South Head Road and Flood Street in Bondi Junction on Sunday evening.

Phoenix crashed 5-0 to a rampant Glory so it will be the Kiwis, not Melbourne City, who will finish sixth and face Melbourne Victory in first final on Friday.