Новости за 10.05.2019

Victoria's road toll continues to surge after another fatality, this time in Melbourne's north-east.

As talks ended without a deal, Trump spruiked the benefits of his tariffs to the US economy, a boast at odds with the verdict of almost all economic experts.

Reality TV star and makeup mogul Kim Kardashian West and husband Kanye West are now a family of six.

The Barbadian pop singer's brand will be the first new house created by the French conglomerate LVMH since 1987.

Scott Morrison wants you to think taxes always discourage economic growth. This notion suits many well-off people, but that doesn’t make it true.

Sydney's five-point win over Essendon has become embroiled in controversy due to Dane Rampe's actions as David Myers lined up for an after-the-siren shot on goal.

Goalkeeper Liam Reddy has heroically saved Perth Glory from a major scare to beat Adelaide 5-4 in a penalty shootout.

News Corp has poured hundreds of millions of dollars into Foxtel to cover expiring debt without financial support from the pay-TV platform's joint owner Telstra.

If Bill Shorten wins next weekend’s federal election, his will be the first blended family in The Lodge. Managing that transition will be wife Chloe, a campaign-trail asset happy to serve up the smiles, but decidedly less willing to cater for serious scrutiny.

With many of our native animal species facing extinction, authorities are undertaking a massive cat cull to preserve what’s left of our wildlife.

Telstra and Optus now get to sit back and watch the chaos surrounding the future of Vodafone and TPG. And capitalise on it.

The 37-year-old writer and speaker is an appearance and disability activist discusses the topics we are told to keep quiet.

Peter Alexander gave his mother, Julette, her first paid job when she was 50, and together they built a thriving company.

It's no mere hit TV series. For this group of mates it has been a marker of marriages and mortgages, babies and deaths, health problems and career changes.

There is no safe haven for Australia's corporate sector as the election spin gathers pace.

Labor plans to restore Australia Council funding and return to an era when creativity is “championed rather than attacked”.

When in China (and Japan and France) you can eat, drink and, happily, bring the young ones.

Looking for the perfect relationship? Date someone who looks just like you.

It may be 512-page read on trees, but Richard Powers' Pulitzer Prize-winning novel The Overstory captivated me from the start.

The NSW upper house has changed its archaic rules about children in Parliament to give more flexibility to MPs with families.

Stephen Lenn spent most of his adult life without running at all - then he ran 10 marathons.

Trivia and word buffs: test your knowledge with today's superquiz and Target.

Deflecting calls for a boycott, the 64-year-old European music competition sees itself as a platform for unification.

A decade ago, Matthew Douglas Simons walked out of jail, having snaffled millions from fellow private school parents at Kambala. Now he's back to his old tricks.

Blocking a $15 billion telco merger has brought out the corporate critics of the competition watchdog.