Новости за 15.10.2019

What happened overnight and what's ahead for the ASX.

Heavy traffic formed on the southbound side of the Bruce Highway as a result of the road closure and delays stretched for 12 kilometres.

The office sharing company has had a very bad month, but even its most pessimistic observers probably didn't expect formaldehyde to show up in its phone booths.

Phoenix have signed veteran US forward Jaye Crockett as an injury replacement player for Tai Wesley.

As he left the immigration detention centre, Palfreeman said he would prefer to live in Bulgaria if he had a choice in the matter.

The Millionaires' Factory was accused in a German lawsuit of financing a high-risk fund linked to controversial tax deals that ended up costing investors €190 million.

The actor will return to play the baby-faced killer and drug dealer in Nine's new show Informer 3838.

NSW seems further than ever from a rational policy to stop drug-related deaths of festival-goers.

Bulgaria is set to release Jock Palfreeman from an immigration detention centre, more than three weeks after a court granted parole to the Australian convicted of murder, a senior interior ministry official said.

Adding a new category of sensor to the already mature smartphone is a bold, possibly crazy move we don't see often from hardware makers these days.

Rachelle Bergeron planned to soon return to the US after a challenging stint prosecuting criminals on the Pacific nation of Micronesia, but she was shot and killed as she returned home from a run with her dog.

The alarm was raised when one of the family members went into a nearby bar looking scruffy and bewildered and ordered five beers.

"In retrospect, I think that it was poor judgment on my part," Hunter Biden said in his first public comment since he became the target of allegations.

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The NSW government's decision to fast-track the construction of dams overlooks the absence of one essential element, water.

A boutique residential developer has snapped up NCI Packaging’s former corporate head office at 24 Groom Street.

The major overhaul of a significant creek corridor in Brisbane is moving forward, council says.

It never ceases to surprise me that a prime minister so ready to proclaim his Christian faith is so hard of heart when it comes to people on benefits (age pensioners excepted). Presumably, he’s not prepared to “give them a go” because he’s not convinced that they “have a go”.

The new chief of Queensland Health's digital arm insists trouble plaguing the department's billion-dollar IT systems will be worth it once the system is stable.

Our talented team of artists, illustrators and cartoonists give us their very own humorous version of the news of the day.

Severe thunderstorms are on the cards for south-east Queensland on Thursday after an expected temperature spike.

The council moved a motion to ban the climate activists from meeting in any pre-booked council facilities.

The animal welfare charity says 22 current and 19 former employees are affected, but most have already received backpay.

Amid concerns about dwindling focus on Australian studies, the country's oldest chair of Australian literature position will sit empty due to funding issues

Redzel draws barrier seven as he looks to win the first three Everests at Randwick on Saturday.