Новости за 13.09.2019

Police believe the Kallangur man was driving a Ford Falcon ute near Tukuwompa Park at Joyner just before 1pm.

Around 6.30am the woman, aged in her 50s, was walking across the carpark in Palm Terrace towards a small nature trail at the south end of the car park.

The best photos from the international wire agencies as chosen by our picture editors.

Geelong fought back to beat West Coast by 20 points in the first semi-final at the MCG on Friday night to set up a preliminary final showdown with Richmond.

The debate over whether it was fair to question Chinese-Australian MP Gladys Liu about her alleged links to China goes to the heart of the challenge for Australian democracy.

Police are seeking information after a Sydney woman was allegedly assaulted and her boat set on fire following the death of her husband's who left a business debt.

The Australians have retained the Ashes, playing within the spirit as well as the letter of the law, only 18 months from the low point of Cape Town.

This is a work that could have become dated, but has been given enduring relevance and force.

The will funds be distributed to meet demand for post-traumatic stress disorder treatment and other community needs.

As he battles an aggressive cancer he knows he has 'no chance' of beating, Hugh Hazard can reflect on an outstanding contribution to Australian sports medicine.

Early season heat, rapidly drying out forests on Sydney's edge and a shortfall in hazard-reduction burning are combining to raise the threat of big bushfires.

Embattled West Coast Eagles star Willie Rioli has broken his silence and apologised for his “lil mistake” as he faces a four-year ban that could derail his AFL career.

The Cold Chisel songwriter reveals a family history of storytelling and how he writes songs in his head.

The Cold Chisel songwriter reveals a family history of storytelling and how he writes songs in his head.

Ancient wisdom, dark chocolate, the Eurythmics and a gate of Marshall amps inspired by a Shinto shrine. Adventurous artist Nell explores dichotomies in her work.

The Fine Cotton substitution scandal is in the realm of the dark art of Elmore Leonard or Joel and Ethan Coen.

Tradie intimidation - TI - is a spectre that haunts the less handy among us. When the tradie becomes the boss of you.

The Sydney photographer explores the nature of being in two shows opening in Melbourne this month.

Edoardo De Angelis' contribution to this year's Italian Film Festival was inspired in part by the birth of his child.

Salman Rushdie's latest novel is probably his funniest.

Etgar Keret says he is more of a Jewish writer than an Israeli one.

Ruby Hamad's book shows that racialisation remains the unresolved axis in the trine of race, sex and gender.

Sampa the Great's The Return, Renee Fleming's Lieder, Bat for Lashes' Lost Girls, Bill Evans' Evans in England, Ezra Furman's Twelve Nudes and Charli XCX's Charli.

Steamy sex scenes are almost de rigueur in today’s romance novels.

Constrained writing may seem like nonsense but compels the writer to explore strange meridians.