Новости за 14.07.2019

Only three nations have successfully landed spacecraft on the moon — the US and the Soviet Union during the space race, and more recently, China.

The Cricket World Cup 2019 has helped deliver News Corp's Foxtel a record June and given Nine Entertainment Co its best ever result for sport on a multichannel, changing the way networks look at sports broadcasting.

A man is undergoing eye surgery after his glasses were shattered by another man during a road rage incident over a parking spot in Sydney's south-west.

An 18-year-old man has also been charged over the alleged double stabbing at a house in Chippendale.

Trump has attacked a group of Democratic congresswomen, saying they should go back to the "broken and crime infested places from which they came".

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England have claimed their maiden World Cup victory in the most dramatic of fashion with a Super Over win over New Zealand at Lord's this morning.

Protesters have been calling for Lam to resign. Revelations she can't because of Beijing is likely to deepen their disillusionment with Hong Kong's politics.

With three balls to go, England needed nine runs to win. Then a staggering ricochet breathed new life into their bid for glory, but that was only the beginning of the drama.

Novak Djokovic has beaten Roger Federer in a fifth set tiebreak to win a fifth Wimbledon title.

The man, aged in his 20s, was struck by a car on Wakehurst Parkway in Frenchs Forest and died at the scene.

The aircraft was a GippsAero GA8 Airvan, an Australian-made single-engine plane popular with parachutists.

Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton has stretched his lead over Mercedes teammate Valtteri Bottas to 39 points.

A new property forecast by BIS Oxford Economics expects Brisbane will be far ahead of other capital cities for house prices by July 2022.

Innovation improves outcomes in the long run, writes Kristie Kellahan.

Alison Jiear is good enough to pay tribute to Ella Fitzgerald without mimicking her - and without being a true jazz singer.

The audience is exposed to two diverse approaches to performance in PACT's double bill Generations.

While Indigenous people persevere with dignity and focus, our government has yet again badly mishandled reconciliation.

CBD is highly amused to see Michael Kodari offering “exciting career opportunities" at his KOSEC Kodari Securities shop to those sorry staff being laid off by Deutsche Bank.

The viability of the Christian Brothers is in doubt as the religious order is forced to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to settle an avalanche of compensation claims stemming from decades of child abuse.

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Buying IKEA furniture is like childbirth after enough time passes you forget just how horrendous it is.

Who should pay to use our roads?

Every morning, Bev White counts out 10 pills, of various shape, size and hue. They are swallowed with breakfast.

A leading authority in emergency medicine has criticised the medical treatment of two young people who died after taking MDMA at a music festival near Penrith.