Новости за 04.05.2019

Three people missing after an overnight explosion and fire at an Illinois silicone plant are believed dead, authorities said on Saturday.

The Waratahs have now lost five of their last seven matches after going down to the Bulls 28-21 in Pretoria.

Unrealistic standards guarantee disappointment, says the radio host.

The state government's healthy eating guidelines for school canteens are meritorious, at least in theory.

The Australian actress returned home to the Gold Coast on Friday ahead of her beloved grandmother's burial.

The disgracefully low wages in the female-dominated childcare sector reflects the gender pay gap in the wider economy in which “women’s work” remains undervalued.

Sometimes the simple pleasures are all you need. The ability to sit and watch dogs walk past. Spy a hot postman doing the rounds. And just the time and space for a natter with an old friend.

Write what you know, they say, and for Miranda Tapsell that meant an Indigenous romantic comedy that's also a love letter to her native Northern Territory.

After taking time out to process the success of their first album, the band has returned with a new sound and a new honesty.

While many media personalities baulk at naming names when they tell a tale about a fellow celeb, Joel Creasey pulls no punches.

From theatre with Winyanboga Yurringa and Small Mouth Sounds, to music with Joan As Police Woman and Buddha's Birthday, we have your week in Sydney covered.

The blaze at Sydney's Central Station prompted the restoration of a long-forgotten mural depicting the history of train travel in NSW.

Fighting for our right to mock famous people.

Hunters in helicopters or planes could shoot deer from the sky under a plan to kill the feral animals, which are trashing farms and forests, and have even crashed into a suburban home.

Childcare workers could be paid more than teachers under Bill Shorten's plan to use a taxpayer funds to boost wages, with Labor refusing to rule out applying its 20 per cent subsidy on top of any increase awarded by the Fair Work Commission.

The commitment to safeguard the broadcaster's future comes as staff welcome the appointment of David Anderson as managing director.

A commanding display of marking from teenage sensation Aaron Naughton has seen the Western Bulldogs dismantle Richmond by 47 points.

Sharelle McMahon has changed course after a 10-year commentating career and once-a-week specialist shooting position to become second in command at the Vixens.

A crime scene has been set up in Brisbane's north as police investigate the suspicious death.

A stint in jail. Titanium in his face. Parramatta's Manu Ma'u has one of the fiercest reputations in the game. But there's plenty more beneath the surface.

On one of the widest betting days in country NSW for some time, several promising gallopers either returning or early in their preparation will be at delicious odds on Sunday across a nine-race card at Dubbo.

After months of uncertainty, the Wangchuk family of Queanbeyan in the state's south-east has been told they will not be deported and can stay in Australia.

Des Hasler has enjoyed many wins during his coaching career but this one, against his former club, must have been amongst the sweetest.

How Wayne Bennett, Alfie Langer, a group of unknowns and a piece of paper revived State of Origin.

Senior Labor figure Anthony Albanese remains a popular figure in his electorate of Grayndler.