Новости за 09.10.2019

All the important specs and details we have so far on the PlayStation 5 and Xbox 'Project Scarlett'.

A yellow or red card won't just hurt the Wallabies, it could prematurely end a tackler's Test career.

Police are investigating a school fire that destroyed a classroom on Monday.

"There is no evidence whatsoever to support the claims that urine therapy could be beneficial in any way," says AMA President Dr Tony Bartone.

Sri Lankan standout Chamari Atapattu has ensured Australia will need to work for a world record 18th consecutive ODI victory, scoring a classy century as the visitors posted 8-195.

The White House calls the Democrats' inquiry "unprecedented and unconstitutional". The first claim has some validity; the second is political bluster.

In 1974, major retailers and unions voiced concerns about Bankcard, and other credit cards, entering the Australian economy.

IndyCar drivers James Hinchcliffe and Alexander Rossi should also be considered dark horses for this weekend's great race, says supercars star Chaz Mostert.

An injury-hit Melbourne United know they need to lift their standards after starting with two close losses.

Travel giant Flight Centre is heading for lower earnings this half as Australians avoid leisure travel and global "unrest" disrupts its business.

Less than five months ago Scott Neville was being cheered by Perth fans in an A-League grand final.

Controversial union boss launches appeal against the Victorian Supreme Court's decision permitting his expulsion from the Australian Labor Party.

NSW added an extra $417 million to its coffers in 2018-19 after a better-than-expected result.

Richmond star Dustin Martin has so enjoyed the club's emphatic premiership victory last month he hasn't even got around to picking up his car from underneath the MCG.

Police are now treating the blaze as suspicious as they urge people to register their whereabouts.

Conditions are set to ease after fire destroyed homes and threatened lives on Tuesday, but firefighters expect the "really bad fire season" will continue.

If you’re after a fun movie about how men and women mutually exploit each other, you could hardly do better than Hustlers.

What makes Working Woman so absorbing is that this type of harassment is quotidian and devastating.

REA Group chief executive Owen Wilson is looking to expand more outside Australia and is preparing to challenge dominant Singaporean listings company PropertyGuru.

Metro South Hospital has issued a list of locations that the infected people visited in the past week.

Dag Hammarskjold, considered one of the most successful UN leaders, was killed when his plane went down over Northern Rhodesia (now Zambia) in 1961.

The chair of the national body overseeing energy security, Kerry Schott, has castigated power retailers for treating consumers poorly

In a raw geopolitical game in one of the most volatile corners of the world it is hard to exaggerate the degree of irresponsibility displayed by an American president in this instance.

Six-time Melbourne Cup-winning owner Lloyd Williams has described the race as "untouchable" in response to calls to move the Cup to later in November.

Andrew Nabbout worried his career might be petering out four years ago. Now he has played in Japan and in a World Cup and returns to Victory better than ever.