Новости за 19.07.2019

Make no mistake, Ellyse Perry is the most important women’s cricketer Australia has ever produced.

Police continued to investigate the blackened, gutted building in Kyoto on Friday where a man raging about theft set a fire that killed 33 people.

Police continued to investigate the blackened, gutted building in Kyoto on Friday where a man raging about theft set a fire that killed 33 people.

Old wounds between Bob Hawke's next of kin were opened up again this week when it emerged Hawke's daughter was suing Hawke's widow.

Old wounds between Bob Hawke's next of kind were opened up again this week when it emerged Hawke's daughter was suing Hawke's widow.

The soaring price of the key steelmaking commodity is masking other challenges for Australia's big miners.

A spate of untimely chef deaths has finally forced the restaurant industry to address how it deals with mental health.

A mysterious sonic weapon has been blamed for dozens of US embassy staff in Cuba falling ill – but some medical experts say the cause is closer to home.

A new film has much to say about the push for "religious freedom".

For me the mission meant personal success, but I recommend everyone take a moment to contemplate this great human adventure.

There is a mechanism to ensure that as buildings are constructed corners aren’t being cut.

With a new racism controversy raging, dinner with the US President presents a risk for Scott Morrison.

A music writer recalls an unlikely hit that still cuts through to his innermost feelings, 30 years on.

The British political aide and mental health campaigner was former UK PM Tony Blair’s strategist and press secretary.

Arunaz Kumar and her husband Atul Malhotra have balanced each other career- and relationship-wise for more than 20 years.

From hosting a tea ceremony in Tokyo to running for president in the US, countries value experience differently.

Young people are worried about the state of the world – and parents need to teach them how to cope.

Toni Maticevski is the latest high-profile designer to come out against cheaper imitators.

Camilleri's novels relentlessly ridiculed the mafia, showing the mafiosi not as invincible figures but stupid and violent people who could be defeated.

The Manson killings in which, 50 years ago, seven people were murdered were, in every sense, a Hollywood event.

How on earth can a developer that "has not complied with the development consent conditions sell them if remediation hasn't occurred?

This award-winning miniseries has a gathering creepiness that's hard to shake. And it all started with an investigation by reporter Maureen Orth.

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

It’s important to seek feedback from a recruiter after an unsuccessful interview.

Two of Australia's biggest music festivals are set to get even bigger after winning a decade-long planning battle, and some famous names could reap the rewards.