Новости за 04.11.2019

The Trump administration has notified the UN that it has started the process of withdrawing the US from the Paris climate agreement.

The past decade has produced some of Flemington's most talked-about fashion - and not all of it good. Melissa Singer and Michael Harry opened the archives.

US stocks rose on Monday, hitting record highs again on hopes of a US-China trade deal and an improving domestic economy.

A pilot program, called "Waka Mere" (She Works), has changed attitudes so that more people realise domestic violence is never justified.

"APRA has handed out more banking licences in the last 18 months then they would have in the last 15 years,” CBA chief says.

Company officials say researchers will study how weightlessness and space radiation affect the aging process.

Hundreds of people cross Greece's land and sea border with Turkey each week, the vast majority hoping to make their way to other European countries.

Host Fran Kelly tried to wrangle her panel of “outspoken feminists” through a wild, occasionally woolly and sometimes wonderful 75 minutes of TV.

A previously released White House summary of the call showed that Trump told Zelensky that the ambassador was "bad news" and was going to "go through some things."

Stephen Easterbrook was fired for having a relationship with an employee, but the categorisation of the termination was key in determining his exit package.

Parents have backed principals' call for more budgeting support after revelations the state's cash-strapped public schools are sitting on $1.3 billion of unspent money.

A quarter of Qantas staff surveyed have told their employer that they have been sexually harassed by a co-worker and 15 per cent of cabin crew said they have been harassed by a passenger.

Full-time employees at Microsoft Japan took off five consecutive Fridays with pay, and sales per employee rose 40 per cent.

Sydney Kings coach Will Weaver admits he went too far in his criticism of the referees when he was ejected from the loss to Melbourne United on Monday night.

Hippocrates called it “man’s best medicine”, but: why exactly is walking so good for us?

Lotus chef Dan Hong is back for an extended pop-up season.

East-West chess, stars fly in, and a rival for Holden.

One of the most significant causes of drought continues to be ignored by the government.

Almost like she was giving us the middle finger, Melbourne turned out the most bleak of Bleak City vibes as Sydney’s corporate and political crowd descended upon her yesterday.

Melbourne United scored a clutch win over the Sydney Kings despite a stunning return from former import Casper Ware.

Boycott plan gets a bagging.

The washing machine repairman who was publicly named as a person of interest in the high-profile case of missing boy William Tyrrell has claimed malicious prosecution by NSW Police.

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

Dubbo tightened its water restrictions under direction from the state government but has now loosened the definitions under the tougher guidelines.

An electrical explosion at a building site in Perth’s north has left a tradesman injured with severe burns.