Новости за 02.08.2019

When single mum Evie Farrell realised she was so busy she rarely saw her young daughter, she came up with a plan for a most exciting adventure.

A heatwave that smashed records in five European countries is now over Greenland, accelerating the melting of its ice sheet and causing massive Arctic ice loss.

A struggling Victorian farmer has chopped up a rare collectable toy on live television to punish bullies who abused him for trying to trade it for irrigation water.

Mathias Cormann said all those involved in the latest revelations should "explain themselves".

The director makes no apologies that her new film is about First World problems.

Boys don’t cry. They don’t talk emotionally with their fathers. In norms such as these lie the seeds of male anger, violence and loss.

Before satellite navigation, we got lost every now and again but usually found the vaguely right path and sometimes got to meet interesting strangers.

The man accused of bashing a retired prison officer in Ellenbrook is due to appear in court today to face charges.

A unit block in Redfern has been evacuated and a man was found dead after a fire in the apartment building.

The dairy processor said the drought and exit of many farmers from the dairy market led to competitive pressure that "has never been stronger".

West Coast coach Adam Simpson says Nic Naitanui's September hopes could hinge on a looming 'on-ground walk-jog'.

A British surgeon has confirmed the orthopaedic plate found inside a crocodile in Queensland was fitted to a human bone.

Srike bowler Jimmy Anderson felt he had let his teammates down after suffering a recurrence of his calf injury early against Australia.

Australian shares are trading firmly lower through the middle of the session with Fortescue Metals Group among the worst performers.

Markets have been sent reeling for a second day after US president Donald Trump announced further tariffs on Chinese good.

Apple executives have for months been publicly optimistic that everything will turn out fine in the tariff battle between the US and China. Well, maybe not.

Research shows workers who are 'morally disengaged' and desperate will justify stealing.

A Perth woman who stalked her ex-partner and threatened to burn down Edith Cowan University cost WA emergency services more than $16,000 in hoax emergency callouts.

A fly-in fly-out worker has sued Qantas for $500,000 plus costs after he tripped over a concrete slab and injured his knee at Karratha Airport.

He writes comic books for a living, works his own hours, and is in demand around the world. For fanboy turned writer Tom Taylor, life could hardly be better.

The Art Gallery of NSW's expansion had to be re-tendered after it is understood costs blew out.

The Gunners have broken their transfer record as they strive to climb back into the top four of the English Premier League.

I gave him some very basic work advice and thought no more about it ... until he sent me a barely-concealed nude picture.

Modern children are awash with playthings - it's no wonder they're not really valued.

A country's hardline policy and a remarkable family tale inform Susan Cohn's exploration of the real value of jewellery.