Новости за 19.08.2019

Underworld lawyer turned informer Nicola Gobbo once told her police handlers that a client wanted her to stash $100,000 cash for him.

Clive Palmer's defence team wants the Queensland Nickel collapse trial thrown out amid a dispute over the remaining claims against the billionaire businessman.

Kendall local Ronald Chapman told police he was confident he saw a little boy pressed up the backseat of a car's window in September 2014.

Wagyu for everyone! Despite a Federal Court ruling saying borrowers could easily trim their expenses, Australia's big banks say it's not part of the conversation.

Sabrina Lekaj's body was found in a car, her father sitting next to her with an abdominal injury. The Adelaide man has now admitted he murdered his daughter.

A new app that targets children with weight issues is dividing parents and researchers.

A new app that targets children with weight issues is dividing parents and researchers.

The DPP dropping their appeal against his not-guilty verdict has finally allowed Dylan Walker to move on with life, which he hopes is in the No.6 at Manly.

The former Malaysian's prime minister faces a total 42 charges of corruption, abuse of power and money laundering in five separate criminal cases.

Labor's mayoral campaign has been shaken by reports senior ALP figures are shifting support from their endorsed candidate Rod Harding.

The overriding context of Luminous, a collaborative project between the Australian Chamber Orchestra and photographer Bill Henson is darkness, from which light emerges like a brief candle.

The public service union locked horns with the Labor government over its initial offer of a flat $1000 per annum pay rise—in line with its controversial wages policy introduced when the party came to power in 2017.

Along with gender reveals, the trend of over-stylised pregnancy announcements on Instagram is cause for lament.

In 1968, Russian troops, along with Warsaw allies, invaded Czechoslovakia. It was an appallingly effective solution to Czechoslovakia's liberal reforms.

WA’s state-funded mental health care system provides inefficient and ineffective services, a report has found.

A French citizen in heavy debt agreed to repay his creditor by swallowing more than 600 grams of cocaine to smuggle into Australia through Brisbane airport.

Important Richmond defender Dylan Grimes remains in the frame to take on the Brisbane Lions.

Two years before Novy Chardon was allegedly murdered by her husband, she told her neighbour to go to the police if she didn't return from an overseas trip.

Orange Is the New Black star Yael Stone will now take on the role of Maureen Folan in STC's The Beauty Queen of Leenane.

Mitch Aubusson has signed a contract extension with the reigning premiers, giving himself a chance to break the club record for appearances.

The S&P/ASX 200 is up 0.8 per cent with more than half the companies in the index trading higher, and just 34 lower.

Liu Yifei, the star of upcoming Disney blockbuster Mulan, has ignited a fight that few could have wanted.

Police are investigating what weapon was used to damage three windows, including a window that has caused the shattered glass to fall near the entrance.

Cricket Australia’s sports medicine chief insists it would be an overreaction if every player who copped a knock to the head was subbed out of a game.

Mortgage Choice chief executive Susan Mitchell says that large numbers of lenders were not verifying borrowers' commitments.