Новости за 22.10.2019

Australian mining giant had an unexpected find at one of its sites in California's Death Valley.

Transport for NSW is advising commuters heading from Newcastle to Sydney on Wednesday morning to consider using public transport instead of driving.

Adam Neumann helped propel WeWork into a global giant and his leadership and vision were considered essential to its success. Times have changed.

The national broadcaster's boss, David Anderson, has confirmed positions will go in the coming years but he can't say exactly how many or which sections of the organisation will be affected.

Michael Menzel was allegedly gunned down in his home south-west of Brisbane when disguised men broke into his home last week.

The deal transform the map of northeast Syria, leaving Turkey in sole control over one section in the middle of the border, while Turkey, Russia and the Syrian government will have hands in the rest.

Nearly one quarter of 27,000 young people surveyed said they were suffering from psychological distress.

Nearly one quarter of 27,000 young people surveyed said they were suffering from psychological distress.

A road worker has been struck in a "serious" crash on the M1 that has closed southbound lanes of the motorway at Berowra in Sydney's northern suburbs.

MPs say Boris Johnson had been trying to avoid scrutiny of his Brexit deal by rushing it through Parliament this week: they've demanded more time.

Blue Origin joins forces with three other companies to develop its lunar lander designed to help NASA put humans on the moon by 2024.

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Chris the Sheep was found in 2015 after being on the loose for six years, and his 41kg coat broke the world record for the heaviest sheep fleece.

Gulfstream is angling to reclaim bragging rights as builder of the world's biggest private jet.

The Cambodian opposition is fracturing and autocrat prime minister Hun Sen has ensured that a key opposition figure, Mu Sochua, was deported from Thailand.

"I just wanted to say thank you - without that camera I would never have known," wrote Bal Gill to the owners of the tourist attraction.

A new flagship city store drew celebrities including US supermodel Kendall Jenner and featured a display of the 128 carat Tiffany Diamond worth $42.4 million.

There are approximately 70,000 people living in the camp with two thirds being young children. There are 20 Australian women and 46 Australian children detained in Al-Hawl camp for their association with Islamic State fighters.

President Donald Trump invoked a tragic and violent aspect of the history of racism in America by calling the impeachment inquiry led by House Democrats a lynching.

Inside the notorious al-Hawl camp, Australian women and children face the threat of violence, malnutrition and sickness. And their government won't help them.

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Family violence campaigner Rosie Batty and women’s legal services from across Australia have joined forces to call for reform of the family law system.

Trump has forged a Trump-first foreign policy centred on warm relationships with strongmen, pursuit of personal profit, and a need to be seen as a savvy dealmaker.

Short seller target Wisetech has been backed by one of institutional investors and a local analyst with the incendiary report from Beijing-based J Capital labelled a "hit job" by Morningstar's Gareth James.

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