Новости за 07.05.2019

One claimant watched his brother die, engulfed in mud, and was left mute by the trauma. Another was shot in the legs over water supply issues.

"He's sacrificed so much to bring the truth out," Anderson said, adding that she felt "sick" after meeting Assange in prison.

Guardsman Mathew Talbot was on his first operational deployment, taking part in counter poaching operations in Malawi.

Ian Silk says super funds failing to consider environmental, social and corporate governance risks in their investments are in breach of duties to members.

Trivia buffs: test your knowledge with today's interactive superquiz and target.

Labor approved a $1.7 billion foreign takeover of Australia's largest private hospital operator, by two Cayman Islands-linked companies when it was last in power.

Labor will use ATO data showing millionaires slashing their tax bills to push on with plans for an overhaul of tax advice claims.

Rare earths group Lynas Corp has met with the West Australian government in the past month, but the company has yet to lodge a formal proposal to set up a processing plant in the state.

Free daily horoscope for each star sign from renowned Astrologer Kelli Fox. Forecasts for the week ahead in life, love and career.

"Not long enough": America's first man in space, May Day march and an eye for an eye.

Two celebrity fashion 'clap backs' in the past week highlight that not all criticism is equal

While conventional wisdom is that the cost of living is soaring, the reality is that it is growing at the slowest pace in a generation.

Two adjoining shops have sold in an off-market deal for $3.6 million on a sharp 2.3 per cent yield in a “land banking” play by local investors.

Even the most equal partners can find themselves on an uneven footing.

Australians spend twice as much time obsessing over the property market than they do at the gym.

Early maps of Sydney took plenty of ingenuity and a little interpretation. Many are now works of art in their own right and are featured in a new exhibition.

More than $12.2 billion a year is spent on our furry family members, with an estimated $490 million spent on pet insurance alone.

The big picture is that welfare is likely to continue to be tightened and pension eligibility will become much tougher.

Investors need to be particularly mindful of liquidity and ensure that companies are well funded. It is crucial to take a portfolio approach to mitigate the inherent risk in the sector.

Calls for more flexible teams and childcare support as women founders shoulder the load of primary care.

Contemporary artist represents Australia with an elevating new work called 'Assembly'.

Embattled property valuation firm LandMark White suffered at the hands of angry investors who sold down the price by 26.3 per cent.

Property stalwart Rod Leaver says he is ready for the challenge as the new chief executive of real estate agency, Knight Frank.

We have a Prime Minister stumping the country declaring that Labor can’t manage the economy.

Charities spokesman Andrew Leigh accused the government of waging "war" on charities and promised to "end the chaos".