Новости за 21.11.2019

Two people have been charged after an incident in Lane Cove earlier this week when a man boarded a bus filled with students and allegedly punched a boy.

Lleyton Hewitt's decision to rest Nick Kyrgios for the opening Davis Cup rubber against Canada has backfired badly with John Millman losing to Vasik Pospisil.

A man will face court charged with attempted murder after a bedridden woman was attacked in her western Sydney home.

Analysts said Corbyn was bargaining that anger at a decade of austerity and stagnating wages would motivate voters to kick out the Conservatives.

Trump made separate calls on Thursday to Khan and Ghani days after the Taliban freed American Kevin King and Australian Timothy Weeks in southern Afghanistan.

The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall will focus on the city's rejuvenating efforts following recent disasters.

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WeWork announced it was laying off 2400 employees around the world, a move that comes weeks after huge losses at the co-working company brought it close to financial collapse.

WeWork announced it was laying off 2400 employees around the world, a move that comes weeks after huge losses at the co-working company brought it close to financial collapse.

Some Republican members of the Democratic-led committee have advanced a discredited conspiracy theory, embraced by Trump, that Ukraine, not Russia, interfered in the election.

Current and former workers from 13 US restaurants are suing McDonald's for failing to adequately protect employees from customers who become violent.

Ten years after first suffering from pelvic mesh complications, Diane Dawson has welcomed a Federal Court ruling.

Employees who think they're more deserving than others may be on the rise: here's how to motivate them.

Israel's Prime Minister will stand trial for bribery and fraud, an unprecedented development that could doom his career and shape the political crisis that has gripped Israel.

The former Prime Minister has warned it's harder than ever to maintain political parties as mass movements in a lecture at the Page Research Centre.

Research is consistently showing types of aerobic exercise benefit many aspects of our health.

Trivia and word buffs: test your knowledge with today's superquiz and Target.

The much-loved New Zealand actor thinks there must have been a mix-up, but he's delighted all the same.

Anthony Albanese says his early life, raised by a single mother on a pension in a council house, would be a cornerstone for how he will approach budget management.

Legal experts want more detail about the federal government's plan to hold social media companies responsible for defamatory posts by users.

After decades of loss, reconnection and learning, a Stolen Generations survivor will dance publicly for the first time.

Mechanic Steve Vaiopoulos didn't even realise he had insurance on his ANZ credit card. He had been paying up to $180 a month for a 'junk' policy he did not need.

Emergency medicine may not be as glamorous as it appears on TV, but it offers many rewards as a career.

Seven's loss in a case brought by a House Rules contestant raises the prospect of more claims by other badly treated reality TV 'stars'.

About 300 friends and supporters joined Jack Mundey at his book launch, paying tribute to the man, and the movement, responsible for saving most of old inner Sydney from high rise development.