Новости за 10.11.2019

With Taylor Swift on hand, the biggest online shopping event in the world is underway.

Pep Guardiola called it "one of the best performances I have ever seen from my team", but it was the Reds who celebrated another crucial victory.

Donald Trump had earlier ordered a complete withdrawal of US forces from Syria, a decision which set the stage for Turkey's cross-border invasion.

More than 150 homes have been destroyed and three people have died in the severe bushfires that have affected the state over the weekend.

'She gave it a red hot go,' Deb Knight said of her departed colleague.

The well-known Sydney agent John Fordham AM passed away on Sunday morning in the hospice of Sacred Heart, Darlinghurst, aged 75.

The announcement by Iran's president Hassan Rouhani comes as Iran faces crushing US sanctions.

Part radical history lesson, part visual spectacle, part documentary film shoot, Slave Rebellion Reenactment was conceived by New York-based artist Dread Scott.

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German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas has warned against undermining NATO – Berlin's strongest response yet to Emmanuel Macron's criticism of the alliance.

Evo Morales ran for a fourth term after refusing to accept a referendum that upheld term limits for the president.

Protesters blocked roads and trashed shopping centres across Hong Kong's New Territories on Sunday on the 24th weekend of anti-government protests.

Body confidence can be yours by sticking rubbery chicken breast fillets wrapped in plastic to your body.

Our leaders have been conspicuous in their virtue signalling amid the bushfire emergency, but missing in action when it comes to climate change policy.

The invitation-only, $75-a-head cocktail party will take place close to Turnbull’s Point Piper residence.

'Explosive' growth in new mortgage lending has raised concerns a resurgent property market could expose the economy to an economic shock.

The preferential treatment continued even after public schools began to increase their share of overall enrolments.

Here’s a prediction. None of them will go back to Nauru.

Where are you going to meet people if not in the office, where you spend most of your waking hours?

These days, when I think about my favourite musicians and movie stars, I attach a footnote of fervent hope that they won’t be revealed as monsters – I mean, they all seem nice enough, but who can have confidence in appearances any more?

Victoria Police guidelines say that officers have the discretion to decide if or when they choose to switch the device on or off, and what to provide to courts and lawyers

"Neighbours have told me they heard a [loud] bang on the back of their fence, it's unclear exactly what unfolded," she said.

Wartime letters to a central Queensland widow reveal how a patch of the outback maintained its strength during one of the deadliest conflicts in history.

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

Tabcorp and racing regulators discuss merging tote betting into one National pool.