Новости за 12.06.2019

The controversy over John Setka's comments about Rosie Batty has divided unions.

A driver has miraculously escaped injury after she drove into the path of a Frankston-bound train - but commuters can expect peak-hour delays.

The solution Inova came up with was Abcease; a single-use medical device that allows medical professionals to penetrate abscesses easily and drain the pus safely.

Michael Brydon's resignation follows an ongoing stoush between the Sydney Children’s Hospital Randwick and the Children’s Hospital at Westmead.

Storm engulfing union boss took deeply personal turn as Emma Walters fronted a press conference alongside her husband.

The football fan who abused umpire Mathew Nicholls has been handed a warning.

AGL Energy's $3 billion takeover bid for telecommunications company Vocus has not been welcomed by all shareholders in the energy business as it scrutinises the books to determine whether to go ahead with a deal.

The Thomas Kelly Youth Foundation will also be relaunched on Saturday, to coincide with the game.

A Brisbane artistic photographer who used children as his subjects pleaded guilty to 60 child sex offences committed from 1997 to 2015.

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Melbourne Storm lock Dale Finucane doesn't know if he will make his long-awaited State of Origin debut this year. Right now, he has a more pressing issue on his mind.

When Donald Trump waved a piece of paper in front of the media, a photographer zoomed in on the details. The results are surprising.

A Sydney book store institution is closing its doors, citing a 'diabolical' post-election sales slump and looming recessionary conditions.

A Sydney book store institution is closing its doors, citing a 'diabolical' post-election sales slump and looming recessionary conditions.

A doctor who denied sexually assaulting a patient at a West Australian regional hospital, with his lawyer arguing it was a case of mistaken identity, has been convicted by a jury.

What would a free press look like, and what protections are already afforded to journalists in Australia and elsewhere?

Cloud streaming Xbox games, assembling the Avengers, a legitimately delightful social network, indie goodness and a modular retro machine.

Thousands of students rally outside Hong Kong's Legislative Council as Carrie Lam's government delays debate on its controversial extradition law.

Police factsheet alleges the enterprise had 300 customers, who would text asking for “drinks” from a man named “Roger”.

Australia's leading scientific and industrial research organisation has been charged over a laboratory explosion that left a researcher with facial burns.

Victorians face another summer without enough power to pull through very hot days, as a fault at the state’s biggest power plant is set to run until December.

Lindsay Kobelt offered store credit to indigenous customers. To do so he drained their bank accounts. But the customers were happy with his actions, the High Court has found.

Tropical storm Vayu, which formed in the Arabian Sea, is likely to cross the Gujarat coast with gust speeds as high as 135 kilometres per hour.

Treasurer Jackie Trad has defended Queensland's $90 billion debt bill as being used to power the state, while an economist has warned it must be paid back.

It’s a thrill to see musicians of this calibre pull out all the stops, but it was the judicious restraint and expressive flexibility that brought this performance so vividly to life