Новости за 11.11.2019

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

Emerging Broncos star David Fifita is safely back in Brisbane following his Bali dramas saying he's learned a big lesson.

Brexit Party leader stands down hundreds of candidates in a tactical move to avoid splitting the pro-Brexit vote.

Research has identified why we find some songs more enjoyable than others, after analysing nearly 800 hit tunes and finding out what they had in common.

Sydney is bracing for unprecedented and catastrophic bushfire danger, with conditions being likened to Victoria’s deadly ‘Black Saturday.’

El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele has urged the Central American country's coastal population to move to higher ground.

El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele has urged the Central American country's coastal population to move to higher ground.

Cobin's unusual story took a violent turn, when he drove through a crowd in Chile as they protested income inequality and a high cost of living.

In the first 68 seconds of November 11, Chinese consumers had spent $US1 billion snapping up bargains online.

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Stargazers used solar-filtered binoculars to spot Mercury as it passed between Earth and the sun. Meanwhile SpaceX took another step forward in its effort to provide global internet coverage.

It already owns Whole Foods, now Amazon has announced plans to open its own grocery store.

With the eastern half of the country ablaze, bushfires and climate change were the focus of the night on Q&A.

In a follow-up statement after the interview, the CEO backtracked and said: "I said something in the moment that I don't believe."

Thought to be extinct for decades, the deer have been captured more than 1800 times by motion-activated cameras.

A Russian court has charged a distinguished historian known for re-enacting Napoleonic battle scenes with the murder of his partner after he was found in a river with a rucksack containing her severed arms.

The British founder of an organisation that trained the "White Helmets" emergency response group has been found dead in Istanbul.

The British founder of an organisation that trained the "White Helmets" emergency response group has been found dead in Istanbul.

The state government is threatening neglectful owners with $40,000 fines and jail time.

"There have been very few instances upon which the High Court has ruled on press freedom and none more important than this," one law professor says.

Animal lovers are on standby to help evacuate horses as catastrophic weather conditions are expected on Tuesday.

Right next to the City Recital Hall in Angel Place, where the old Angel Place cafe used to be, is a brand new Tiny Little Wine Bar that already looks as if it has been there for years.

The execution of Ned Kelly, mysterious disappearance of a train, and a letter to the Editor

Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack's 'inner city lunatics', along with some supporters from the bush, have defended themselves against his criticism.

The federal government may want to delay discussion about the link between fires and climate change, but failing to heed the science will only increase the likelihood of more tragedies.