Новости за 04.07.2019

Growing up in central Queensland, Corey Oates fancied himself as a cricketer. Then Cameron Munster would come on to bowl.

Maroons coach Kevin Walters raised eyebrows when he finally confirmed his 17 more than 48 hours after unveiling his game III squad by naming Norman at five-eighth.

The publisher of some of Australia's best known magazines like Woman's Day and The Australian Women's Weekly eked out a modest profit in 2018

In 1959 Victorians were starting to realise that the appallingly high road toll had something to do with drink driving and that cars should have seat belts.

The tech giant revealed it removed hundreds of apps from China's App Store at the government's request last year as Beijing ratcheted up its online censorship.

The case stirred outrage across the US after a grand jury indicted Marshae Jones, who was accused of starting a fight that resulted in the shooting.

Six months after the couple's death, the driver has been charged with dangerous operation of a motor vehicle causing death.

With China being the world's largest rice grower and consumer, it's not clear whether the purchase was a goodwill gesture following the Trump-Xi meeting.

Six emerging risks to factor into sports-marketing decisions.

The billionaire ruler of Dubai will battle his wife Princess Haya for custody of their two children after she fled the royal palace in the UAE for the UK.

The property industry is praising a decision by Planning and Transport Minister Rita Saffioti to drop a tax on developments in Metronet precincts.

Australian shares have come within a century of a record high as the major banks lift the benchmark index.

Australian shares have soared to a fresh 11.5 year high at the open, with the ASX 200 surging past 6700 for the first time since November 2007.

The government has secured the final vote it needs to see the 10-year package pass through Parliament.

A US judge says part of the punishment handed out to the company may be too high.

Everyone knows saturated fats - the ones that come in chips and cookies and cake - are bad. But is it the fats themselves that are bad?

On the plus side, some Australians may have woken to find themselves pleasantly spared the daily stream of travel photos from friends and colleagues living it up abroad for the school holidays.

Kirin J Callinan's new album, Return To Center, is borrowed songs played on borrowed instruments, but deeply personal all the same.

A fire destroyed a massive Jim Beam warehouse filled with about 45,000 barrels of aging bourbon in Kentucky, and state officials worried that runoff whiskey seeping into nearby waterways would kill fish.

If Sydney lose John Longmire, would they consider Shaw as a replacement? Should North give Shaw the job full time? Has Teague done enough to keep the senior role at Carlton?

Australia's corporate watchdog has banned WA businessman Richard Lambe from providing financial services for three years in the wake of his involvement in an alleged $120 million Pilbara Ponzi scheme.

Tourists often climb to the 924-metre summit of the volcano and peer into its crater, with small puffs of molten rock regularly blasted into the sky.

Police are investigating the matter after the man was found by officers on Wednesday morning.

Billionaire hotelier Bruce Mathieson, who started the ALH partnership with Woolworths in 2004, says public concerns about gambling were a key reason behind the supermarket giant's decision.

New Zealand man Alex Manuel has been charged with murder after Ricky Thompson was fatally stabbed in a pub car park in Melbourne's south-east last month.