Новости за 23.08.2019

If any date is remembered as the pivotal one that tipped the Ashes into Australian hands, it will be August 23.

Rich-lister Barry Lambert had no interest in medicinal cannabis until it saved his granddaughter from the ravages of a devastating illness. Five years on, he’s become an international cannabis mogul.

As Australian developers take sustainable housing to a larger scale, the joy of minuscule power bills is proving just one of the many attractions for residents.

Japanese artist Takashi Murakami has been likened to Andy Warhol. Fashion houses and celebrities clamour to work with him, and yet he often has to be told who they are.

England, suffering a serious case of post-World Cup blues, were bowled out for 67 in their first innings – their lowest total in the Ashes since 1948.

The US civil rights activist talks bodies, money and religion

Scraping and drying the skin is a great way to achieve perfect crispness on your fish.

You shooshed your mum so you could listen to a yelly voice describing horses running in a circle?

Natasha, suffocating in a morass of grief, couldn't comprehend how Lucas went back to work so soon after.

In a sharp escalation of tensions over fires ravaging the Amazon, France has accused Brazil's president of having lied to French leader Emmanuel Macron.

"This kind of talent is unmeasurable," wrote author Philip Pullman after reading the 14-year-old's work that was graded the equivalent of a C grade.

Despite finding no evidence of "actual political influence", the NSW Department of Education will remove the Confucius program from public schools.

Free daily horoscope for each star sign from renowned astrologer Hedy Damari. Forecasts for the week ahead in life, love and career.

Want to get fit and save the planet? Cat Woods discovers an exercise that hits both marks.

The second wave of rentals is here, and it's no longer just for special occasions.

It may be the smallest room in the house, but many a bathroom has left a big impression on James Hughes.

Australia is facing an extinction crisis and it's important for NSW to lead the way, the state’s Energy and Environment Minister, said.

Sure I’d had celebrity-man-attractions before. But this Brad Pitt thing was something else entirely.

On set with the Australian director of The Babadook as she shoots follow-up The Nightingale, a film as controversial as it is acclaimed.

Every foot soldier or scullery maid has a backstory, a history.

Adding plants is critical to the success of cooling the city-state.

The universe tilted in Sydney in the '70s as art and protest came together in a new generation determined to change the world. The Sedition festival looks back.

The Noongar writer's second novel takes us into space - but not all that far from familiar ground.

Snoh Aalegra's Ugh Those Feels Again, JJ Cale's Guitar Man (and others), Isata Kanneh-Mason's Romance, Andrea Keller's Transients Volume 1, Dry Cleaning's Sweet Princess and Purple Pilgrims' Perfumed Earth.

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