Новости за 02.05.2019

Back after a six-year break, the fashionably ironic frontman talks about moving beyond his trademark analysed nostalgia to be less cryptic and more direct.

Scammers are scaring victims by claiming an arrest warrant is out in their name and they must pay using gift cards.

Pressures on Victoria's criminal justice system is so great that some criminals have served entire sentence in police cells – unable to access prison bed.

Amid fast-fashion horror stories of workplace exploitation and environmental recklessness, couturiers are passing the test of time.

Kevin Mack is standing as an independent for parliament. He's a stalwart of the Albury-Wodonga community. You'd barely believe the experiences that shaped him.

Former Australian captain Mark Taylor says Usman Khawaja would be an unlucky omission from the World Cup XI.

There are workmates – and then there’s a next level of office friendship. Three pairs have reached “marriage” status – without the romance.

Why has Nicolas Maduro, the autocrat clinging to power, opted not to arrest his rival, Juan Guaido?

In Warringah, former PM Tony Abbott is debating barrister and former Olympic skier Zali Steggall, the independent candidate buoyed by a groundswell of climate change activism.

More than half of WA's pet owners prefer travelling with their pet than with their partner or friends, according to research by the international travel giant Booking.com.

Hundreds of police, two wearing headscarves, and emergency services personnel descended on Central Station as though they were responding to a terrorist event.

The elderly man accused of killing his wife of more than 50 years has faced court charged over the aged care home death in Melbourne's outer east.

The police app collects masses of information about people to assess whether they are a suspicious type who requires further surveillance or "re-education".

Pharmacy student Ihsas Khan who repeatedly stabbed a passer-by has been found guilty of carrying out a terrorist act.

The swearing-in ceremony for Governor-designate Margaret Beazley on Thursday is similar to the farewell ceremony for former governor David Hurley the previous day with bands, mounted police and royal salutes.

The country's major airports say immigation checkpoints aren't adequately staffed, which causes long delays and frequent disruptions for travellers.

The 12-hour riot in July caused millions of dollars worth of damage and saw detainees start fires and use weapons against guards, who feared for their lives.

Maina Gielgud's production of Giselle may be more than 30 years old – the ballet itself is 178 – but it is still capable of bringing tears to adult eyes.

A 91 per cent plunge in performance fees eroded earnings and sent funds under management down about $700 million in the first half.

Exciting rookie Izak Rankine will travel with Gold Coast to Perth for an acclimatisation exercise ahead of his NEAFL return next week.

Police are investigating whether bones found in a drain in Beecroft are human.

Conservatives are demanding Catholic bishops to denounce the Pope with fresh accusations of 'heresy'.

The loss of two of their ad-lib players will hurt an under-strength Sharks against a Melbourne side which will be primed.

CJ McCollum scored 20 points, Enes Kanter had 15 points and nine rebounds, and the Portland Trail Blazers beat the host Denver Nuggets 97-90 in game two of their western conference semi-final series.

The rapper became the awards' most-winning artist ever after claiming multiple prizes at Thursday’s ceremony in Las Vegas.