Новости за 28.09.2019

A man has died after being stabbed in Sydney’s inner-west on Saturday night.

A man is in critical condition after being stabbed in Sydney’s inner-west on Saturday night.

Riot police fired tear gas within minutes of a protest rally starting at a popular Hong Kong shopping district on Sunday afternoon, causing protesters and shoppers to run down crowded lanes and cower in shopfronts.

Tong Hua, 58, sped down Harcourt Road in a wheel chair with two dozen armed riot police in hot pursuit. A female journalist ran behind him. There was no-one else in sight.

The Opals have missed out on a spot in the FIBA Asia Cup gold medal game following their 76-64 loss to Japan in the semi-finals.

A heavy spell of retreating monsoon rains has flooded wide areas of northern India, killing dozens of people this past week, an official said Saturday.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been referred to Britain's police watchdog for potential investigation over allegations of misconduct involving a US businesswoman while he was mayor of London.

Mark Zakharov, a renowned Russian theater and film director whose productions were widely acclaimed and loved by several generations of Russians, has died. He was 85.

The Caramello Koala, Neenish tart and Iced VoVo are all getting a makeover as restaurants tap into the nostalgia factor.

UN refugee agency and Libya's coast guard say a boat carrying at least 50 Europe-bound migrants has capsized in the Mediterranean Sea.

Women are actively seeking out other women with similar skills and experience so they can apply for more meaningful, better paid full time jobs together.

There’s no need to aim for the stars with every dish. Food doesn’t have to be gourmet to be good.

For as long as I can remember, I have said I am 'not a runner' with a certainty as if it was stamped onto my birth certificate. Until I tried to change things.

MyMob was designed for sharing information about shoe sizes and birthday wishes but is increasingly used as a tool for the 3 per cent of family break-ups that land in court.

It’s a phenomenon called ‘lonely death’ in Japan, where it is estimated about 30,000 take place annually. And Australians are not immune.

The project that is giving Ghanim al-Shnen a new pair of robotic arms is a world first happening in this country.

Once a mecca for pimps and partygoers, critics say Kings Cross is now dead. Others say it has simply changed along with people's tastes.

The research also found teenagers were increasingly trying to get around filters by using virtual private networks.

Congratulations to those selfless couples who have decided on a child-free future.

Santa Monica's iconic Los Angeles pier has popped up in Sydney at waterfront venue Pier One.

Sydney artist Vicki Lee and her photographer partner Ted O’Donnel tied the knot in a romantic ceremony in Scopello, Sicily.

Not only are Aussies holidaying in Canggu, they're running much of the joint - with stacks of big Sydney names setting up shop.

Deborah Hutton calls her home the “beach hutt” but this lavish seaside abode in Sydney’s Bronte is also her dream house, one in which every detail has been well conceived.

The table groaned with decadent treats - lamingtons, rainbow-hued macarons and 15 wicked-looking cakes - that had all come from a skip.

We all need the discipline and forbearance to remember that the debate around our individual freedoms is not enriched by using the law to ringfence our own views.