Новости за 30.10.2019

The attack comes as Iraq is gripped by anti-government protests with tens of thousands of people gathering in a central square in Baghdad.

Australian Ashleigh Barty's sensational breakout season has been richly rewarded and the world No.1 isn't finished yet.

ANZ chief says it faced difficult conditions that are set to continue for the 'foreseeable future' while its Australian shareholders were dealt a blow.

Mitat Rasimi, a former associate of jailed drug kingpin Tony Mokbel and a father-of-four, was ambushed and fatally shot in his car in a drive-by shooting in March just metres from his home in Dandenong.

Australian No.1 Alex de Minaur has continued his fine run at the Paris Masters as he upset ninth-seeded Roberto Bautista Agut to progress to the third round.

Twitter chief Jack Dorsey announced the news, saying social media companies give advertisers an unfair advantage in proliferating highly targeted, misleading messages.

Twitter chief Jack Dorsey announced the news, saying social media companies give advertisers an unfair advantage in proliferating highly targeted, misleading messages.

Federal Reserve officials reduced interest rates for the third time this year and hinted they may now put monetary policy on hold, for one meeting at least.

Roger Federer has withdrawn from the inaugural ATP Cup in Australia in January next year so he can spend more time with his family.

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The report underscores the risk that violence in northeast Syria could resume after Ankara struck separate deals with Washington and Moscow.

In the most intense exchange of the two-day hearing so far, the Boeing CEO was left shaken after being hammered with questions over his pay.

Federal Reserve officials reduced interest rates by a quarter-percentage point for the third time this year and hinted they may now put monetary policy on hold, for one meeting at least.

Stocks vault to a record smack in the middle of the earnings season. Everything's fine, right? Not so, warns the global investment bank.

The AICD's Gender Diversity Progress Report shows the rate at which women are appointed to boards has fallen by 13.3. percentage points since last year.

The decision on whether or not Huawei will be allowed to build Britain's 5G network has once more fallen victim to Britain's political chaos.

In their last pre-election parliamentary head-to-head, Boris Johnson wanted to talk Brexit while Jeremy Corbyn focused on the overstretched health system.

Witnesses’ testimony brought to light details of the July 10 gatherings, in which officials were confronted with a scheme they had previously only suspected.

Mental ill health and suicide are costing Australia up to $180 billion a year and services are failing to meet "community expectations", the Productivity Commission has found.

At the current rate of passenger growth Sydney Airport will reach the two billion passenger milestone within the next 20 years.

Unless the Voice to Parliament is enshrined in the constitution, any progress risks history repeating.

The Australian privacy commissioner has revealed it is also examining Google's handling of personal data

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A new analysis has looked at what are the best, and worst, kinds of exercise for back pain sufferers.

The regulator is preparing to publicly shame super funds after the royal commission led to "the largest number of complaints received in a single month".