Новости за 29.05.2019

The tech giant has become the poster child for trade uncertainty, with warnings its profits could plummet if China retaliates and bans sales of the iPhone.

The increase, according to a government submission to the United Nations, is at odds with the country's Paris climate pledge.

Tony Mokbel's jailhouse stabbers have admitted their knife attack on the underworld drug kingpin.

Raids on two Logan homes allegedly uncovered evidence including visa application documents and electronic devices.

Do you want to be the face of Twitter on Twitter – the so-called “Tweeter in Chief” of the social media platform?

Fitzroy won a total of 38 games in the final seven seasons before the team ceased to exist. Carlton's past seven seasons have seen them win the same number.

Alessandro Michele has made a bold statement in Rome, the home of conservative Catholicism.

Andrews government looks to rekindle its troublesome fire services reforms, reviving memories of the Good Friday voting disagreement.

Andrews government looks to rekindle its troublesome fire services reforms, reviving memories of the Good Friday disagreement.

The S&P/ASX dropped 55 points on opening with Downer EDI down 9 per cent and Lynas up 6.5 per cent.

Court documents reveal that a woman suspected by UK authorities of having ill-gotten wealth spent $1.10 million in one day at the upmarket department store.

The driver, who was spared a $169 fine, should take it as "a sign from above" to slow down.

At 11 and counting, the death toll on Everest this year is the highest in years, after Nepal issued a record number of climbing permits.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter and best-selling author known for embedding himself in the worlds he wrote about died on Monday in Washington.

Futures point to a weak start on the ASX today, with negative leads from overseas.

Naomi Osaka's quest for a third consecutive grand slam title almost came to an abrupt end as Juan Martin del Potro battled through a scrappy match.

The centre-right National Party released what it said were details from the Labour-led administration's budget but refused to say how it got the information.

Telstra boosted investor confidence after confirming that 6000 of the 8000 job cuts planned as part of its 'T22' transformation strategy will be locked in this financial year.

Telstra has announced it will record $500 million in impairments in its FY19 results as it writes off its legacy IT assets, and increased its forecast annual restructuring costs due to expedited job cuts.

Telstra has revised its expected restructuring costs for financial year 2019 upward by about $200 million because of proposed job cuts.

Melbourne has shivered through its coldest May day in 19 years, with showers and wind gusts expected to hammer the city during throughout the evening commute.

Melbourne has woken up to its coldest day of the year so far, with hail and gusty winds expected to hammer the city in a rude shock of winter.

The St George Illawarra Dragons player has been hit with fresh charges over his alleged joint rape of a woman at a Wollongong unit block last December.

Jordan Thompson may need to call an arborist after lining up a French Open rematch with ageless giant Ivo Karlovic, who he says serves "out of a tree".

We can't ignore the President's rants when he is a liar who doesn't care what damage he does to vital institutions.