Новости за 25.05.2019

A US district judge said that those challenging Trump's actions had a good chance of prevailing on their claims that the administration is acting illegally.

But some fans said the sound was so bad at the Spice Girls' first concert of a 13-date reunion tour that they could barely hear the music.

Tulum in Balaclava is an accessible and light-hearted paean to Turkey's culinary history and the contemporary possibilities of its cuisine

Reading the diaries of Anais Nin inspired Sallie Muirden to begin writing her own.

The Sunrise host's estimated $500,000 deal to become a Weight Watchers ambassador could cost her a lot more than acouple of dress sizes.

Essendon coach laments his side's shocking run with injuries, after losing key duo during Saturday night's defeat to Richmond in Dreamtime match at the MCG.

Leah MacLean now finds her "me time" in dining alone, and she is one of a growing number of Sydney diners to do so.

Alt-right Facebook groups working with Fraser Anning's staff and others produced fake news, racist memes and messages liked or shared more than a million times during the election.

As the Reserve Bank of Australia responds to stubbornly slow wage growth and a rise in unemployment, some companies are offering alternatives to pay rises to keep valued staff happy.

Australia's major sporting codes are introducing fresh measures to improve referee retention amid concerns over abuse of junior officials.

The interrogation methods of a secretive investigations unit within the NSW Department of Education are being questioned.

Comedian Tanya Hennessy thought the City2Surf was only for "active people" - but now she's changed her mind.

Artist Digby Webster offers a digital makeover at this year's Vivid Sydney to remind people they are beautiful.

A teacher at Beauty Point Public School is accused of pushing her students, pulling chairs out from beneath them and tapping them on the head to gain their attention.

Heightened anxiety behind the wheel - or avoiding driving altogether - are reasonably common, but experts say many people do not seek help.

Emma Watkins, the Yellow Wiggle, is passionate about sign language. Now she is being hailed for her generosity after a donation that may stop an Indigenous language from dying out.

Ken O'Dowd blasts "ignorant" inner-city Adani opponents after retaining the marginal seat of Flynn.

The Prime Minister has rejected ATO suggestions aimed at extending the GST to cover a wider range of food items.

Forty years after a ribbon was cut on Sydney's last major railway to be built, thousands will ride for the first time on one of the world's most high-tech lines.

The director of Sweet Charity and Cabaret, Bob Fosse, gets top billing in this series, but it's his wife and muse Gwen Verdon who gives Fosse/Verdon its heart.

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