Новости за 18.07.2019

The nation added just 500 jobs in June although the unemployment rate remained steady at 5.2 per cent.

Trump went on a 20-minute diatribe saying congresswomen were welcome to leave the country if they do not like his policies.

Trump went on a 20-minute diatribe saying congresswomen were welcome to leave the country if they do not like his policies.

A young man had to confront the shame of becoming a problem gambler. This is his story.

100 years ago today, in typical Melbourne style, after a morning 'Victory March' to celebrate the peace treaty, crowds dispersed to the theatres, races and football.

The British indie-rock band didn't disappoint with a set of vintage favourites and fresh, experimental music.

Paedophile who used 'the disguise of holy orders' to access children over many years gets extra jail time after confessing to more historical sex crimes.

The US judge who triggered an outcry for granting leniency to a teenager accused of sexual assault because the boy was from a “good family” has stepped down.

Richmond coach Damien Hardwick said Jack Higgins will be out of hospital on Thursday but won't play footy for the rest of the year.

If Olympic champion Mack Horton isn't fazed by the latest revelations about controversial Chinese champion Sun Yang ahead of this week's world swimming titles.

Swimming officials claim they are still in the dark over 20-year-old Shayna Jack's withdrawal from the team just days out from the start of competition in South Korea.

Global finance chiefs found common ground in their fear of Facebook's Libra initiative as they met to discuss more contentious issues from digital taxation to the economic outlook on Wednesday.

After escaping the birthday spotlight, Adam Scott has returned to work in pursuit of the elusive Claret Jug.

"For him to escape, he would have to have a warden in his pocket," one retired corrections officer said. "No one moves there without permission at all."

St Kilda great Nick Riewoldt said there had been "question marks" for 18 months before Saints coach Alan Richardson was sacked on Tuesday.

Soft prices combined with maintenance issues to give the oil and gas giant its first quarterly revenue reverse in more than a year.

The South African musician formed one of the first rock bands with black and white musicians who performed together when apartheid was still the law.

After impressing in Perth, a 17-year-old could lead United's front line when the Premier League season opens next month.

A plan to put the show's producers David Benioff and Dan Weiss on a panel in front of the show's fiercest fans has been abandoned.

Bill Gates' long run as one of the two world's richest people ended this week as Christian Dior owner Bernard Arnault took his place.

Police have released never-before-seen photos of the St Kilda murder scene of underworld figure Richard Mladenich.

As expected, Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus has named an under-strength team for the opening round of the Rugby Championship this weekend.

Australian opened Thursday's trade lower with CIMIC Group plummeting after posting a weaker profit in the first half.

Australian shares are poised to slip lower at the open after US stocks fell as earning season exposes a weaker growth outlook for some companies.

Essendon are in the eight after riding a wave of momentum and a couple of thrilling results, the latest a final-minute victory over North Melbourne.