Новости за 05.05.2019

Boeing knew months before a deadly 737 Max crash that a cockpit alert wasn't working the way the company had told buyers of the single-aisle jetliner.

Trump said that Democrats in congress were seeking a "redo" of Mueller's report, which declined to conclude whether the president obstructed justice.

The Australian singer-songwriter has brought "popera" - and classic Eurovision staging - to the iconic singing competition.

Melbourne Express is your morning primer - a live blog with breaking news, headlines, transport updates and weather.

The Reserve Bank could stop just short of cutting the official cash rate on Tuesday, and instead opt to prepare financial markets for a reduction later in the year

Israel said via Twitter that it thwarted a cyber offensive by Hamas by bombing the building where the hackers were based.

A man has died after he was stabbed at a property in Hastings on the Mornington Peninsula on Sunday evening.

One person was killed and others injured when a Russian Aeroflot Sukhoi Superjet plane made an emergency landing in Moscow on Sunday.

The unwavering loyalty of voters who remember the ANC's anti-apartheid legacy continues to underpin the party's grip on power.

Plus, singer-songwriter Christine Anu and comedian Mark Humphries have joined Australia's national jury for the 64th annual Eurovision Song Contest.

Police in Cyprus believe they have found the body of the fifth victim of a suspected serial killer who preyed on foreign women for almost three years.

Huddersfield Town hold on for a draw, dashing Manchester United's Champions League hopes as Chelsea consolidate third.

Business leaders have cautioned against proposing interventionist industrial relations policies ahead of a federal election as the potential for increased wage regulation has risen.

There won't be any placards in sight when prominent fund manager Geoff Wilson begins his latest investor roadshow.

Two executives involved in the $210 million collapse of broker Halifax Investment Services have been banned from working in financial services for six years.

Among the many issues needing early attention from the winner of the federal election is universities.

The competition watchdog expects LNG prices to rally sharply towards the end of the year as they recover from a massive slump.

The country's biggest consumer group says regulators should have the power to write finance sector codes of conduct.

Marley Spoon's boss has moved to assured investors that the ASX-listed food box delivery service intends to refinance an $8 million loan with debt, not equity, to alleviate fears shareholders' stake in the company will be diluted.

A investor who recently sold out of the construction giant says he offloaded his shares simply because the stock was overvalued.

Apple has been in talks with local publishers about its new subscription news platform, and the reception has been cool

It's time to allow more individuals rather than the party system to have their say.

A rare set of watercolours by Jacob Janssen went on show at the State Library of NSW on Saturday. They show another side of the early colony in Sydney.

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A Labor government will consider tightening the anti-siphoning laws that keep live sport off pay television after some major cricket games were broadcast exclusively by News Corp's Foxtel over the summer.