Новости за 22.06.2019

Follow all the live action as the Matildas take on Norway for a spot in the quarter-finals.

Ashleigh Barty moved to within one victory of the world number one ranking, beating Czech Barbora Strycova 6-4 6-4 on Saturday to reach the final of the Nature Valley Classic in Birmingham.

President Donald Trump gave himself a pat on the back on Saturday for the recent stock market rally, and tagged a fake Twitter account from Russia in the process.

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif tweeted a map on Saturday with detailed coordinates which he said show a US drone shot down by Iran on Thursday was within the Islamic Republic's territorial waters.

Iris Murdoch has plenty of admirers but has fallen out fashion since her death. Readers are missing out on her idiosyncratic qualities.

When he read Barry Hines' A Kestrel for a Knave Tony Birch discovered the universality of storytelling.

In the city of the eternal coffee, congested roads and packed public transport, there is abundant demand for such peace-keepers.

Samantha Kerr is the reason many are bleary eyed this morning.

Samantha Kerr is the reason many are bleary eyed this morning.

Thousands of people joined climate change protests near one of Germany's biggest lignite coal mines on Saturday, two days after European Union leaders failed to agree on a plan to make the bloc's economy carbon neutral by 2050.

From July 1, more people will be required to start repaying their student debt, giving them less time to build their financial security.

When they take the field for tonight's second Origin clash, the Trbojevic brothers Tom and Jake can rely on the support of two high school mentors who helped them reach the pinnacle of rugby league.

Donations on the GoFundMe page set up by Israel Folau to pay for his legal stoush with Rugby Australia have soared past $580,000.

The history of the Torres Strait Islands has never before been told in a documentary series.

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

If you swooned over Torvill and Dean's skating in the 1984 Winter Olympics, this is for you

Critics' Choice: Every Family Has a Secret, Todd Sampson's Body Hack, Shaun Micallef's Mad as Hell, Aussie Inventions that Changed the World

Sunday Picks: TV series Shetland and FBI, and movie Before I Fall

Monday Picks: 63 Up, Giggle & Hoot 10th Birthday, Back Roads

Wednesday Picks: Five Bedrooms, The Letdown, Dawson's Creek

Thursday Picks: Finding Joy, Taboo, Samson & Delilah

Saturday Picks: Mission Galapagos; 999: What’s Your Emergency; Luxury Homes Reveal

The history of the Torres Strait Islands has never before been told in a documentary series.

Huge drama is distilled down into tiny miniatures by various artists around town, to great effect.

Street seen: Bonita Gonzales Colles