Новости за 12.05.2019

The US raised tariffs on $US200 billion in Chinese imports from 10 per cent to 25 per cent after US officials accused Beijing of backtracking on pledges.

Emirati officials declined to elaborate on the nature of the sabotage or say who might have been responsible.

German champion Pascal Ackermann timed his sprint to perfection to win the 205-kilometre stage from Bologna to Fucecchio on Sunday.

Liverpool did all they could with a 2-0 win over Wolves at Anfield, but it wasn't enough as the City goals rolled in at Brighton.

Liverpool did all they could with a 2-0 win over Wolves at Anfield, but it wasn't enough as the goals rolled in at Brighton.

The 76th victory of Hamilton's career sent the world champion seven points clear of Finnish teammate Valtteri Bottas after five races.

The couple also quoted from the poem Lands by Nayyirah Waheed: "My mother was my first country; The first place I ever lived."

Individual autonomy becomes illusory and the resident’s life story can be usurped, engulfed and even trampled on by an unregulated and dysfunctional aged-care system.

The Liberals’ launch did not truly land the argument that a vote for Labor would be so fiscally risky, particularly on a day when both parties made big spending promises, and when both parties are promising surpluses and tax cuts.

Life's complicated. Luckily Dectectorists' Andy and Lance have each other.

There are some unintentionally funny moments in this 10-part travelogue with Bill Granger.

John Malkovich is the man to convey Hercule Poirot's circumspection and cynicism.

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

Big wave surfer Ross Clarke-Jones eyes the future and discusses his evolving life goals

Gladesville Bridge a 'bit of a squeeze', Great Scott, a rip-off, and Chemists' plan to curb smoking

Spare a thought for the hacks and flacks staffing Coalition HQ in Brisbane and the Labor office in Parramatta as they enter the most difficult week of the election, heading into polling day.

Drink craft beer, eat ancient grains and other ways to respond to the planet's loss of biodiversity.

The victim of a bungled police operation above a Fitzroy bookshop on the weekend is expected to launch legal action after what's believed to be a case of mistaken identity left the man with horrific injuries.Senior political leaders and gay rights advocates have since condemned the brutal assault of Nik Dimopoulos with surgeons forced to take bone grafts and insert pins to repair his badly shattered arm and shoulder. Police minister Lisa Neville has demanded a "full explanation".

The deputy Labor leader, looking likely to be Australia's next education minister, says higher education providers need to be vigilant about standards.

Scott Morrison will intensify his warnings of a hit to property prices from a Labor election victory.

Bill Shorten has broken with tradition in a sign of Labor’s confidence in gaining ground against the Coalition.

There is a need to ensure that in supporting parents to be job ready, they are not penalised for failing to attend on minor issues.

In the face of a potentially darkening world economy this is no time for theatrics. We need a steady pair of hands. My own view is that if Shorten is elected we are all losers, big time.

Plans to construct elevated rail bridges through Melbourne's south-east attracted fierce criticism. We speak to those living in the shadows of 'sky rail' to determine its success.

Giant Jezza on the fringe of footy’s new guard; Ablett doubles down in MRO skirmish; Rampe not alone in moving the goal posts; Seven's Brian roams too far.