Новости за 13.12.2019

The party's pro-Remain shadow Brexit secretary Keir Starmer, a former Director of Public Prosecutions, is a frontrunner to be elected leader.

The party's pro-Remain shadow Brexit secretary Keir Starmer, a former Director of Public Prosecutions, is a frontrunner to be elected leader.

Jailing Amy Tran for 'savage' attack on 77-year-old Le Le in St Albans last year, the judge said it was a senseless crime inflicted on a defenceless woman.

Max Duffy has turned the disappointment of being delisted by the Fremantle Dockers into claiming US college football's top punting prize.

British rock star Liam Gallagher said his show was cut off to avoid a massive fine from the EPA - but the fine was never on the table.

The tech sector says anxieties have been constant for the past 12 months.

Lockie Ferguson's Test debut has turned sour, with the paceman injured and prevented from bowling for the remander of the opening Test.

The police union and the state government are in 11th hour talks in a bid to avert industrial action set to begin on Monday.

The IMF has told the Morrison government to ditch its budget surplus and make direct cash payments to households if the economy deteriorates and urged infrastructure spending.

UK Election 2019: Boris Johnson to defeat Jeremy Corbyn by landslide

Andrew Bogut has had enough of the smoke, both literally and figuratively, as his Sydney Kings resume their rivalry with Melbourne United on Saturday night.

The upcoming system resembles a tall PC tower and will release in late 2020.

Court hears jailed drug boss was knifed seven times with a prison-made weapon and also punched and kicked while incapacitated on the ground,

One of the country's most generous political donors is suing the ABC and Nine in the Federal Court over a joint investigation that he claims painted him as a spy who "betrayed his country".

Pat Webster still carries the forthright attitude of the bush and the all-important tag of ''fair dinkum".

Damion Flower, who police allege imported commercial amounts of cocaine from South Africa, was refused bail in the Supreme Court on Friday.

Ten authors share moving, real-life reflections on an aspect of the year just gone.

Professor said he was astonished at the large scale of "fierce resistance" Indigenous people had against European settlement.

Eddie Obeid, his son Moses and his former NSW Labor colleague Ian Macdonald will stand trial without a jury because of the risk of jurors being "infected" by media coverage.

Demonstrators say the bill to grant rights to non-Muslims from other countries will flood their hometowns with unwanted foreigners.

Traven Lee Fisher has appeared in Ipswich Magistrates Court charged with murder, unlawful assault of pregnant woman, and misconduct with a corpse.

A new set of dairy industry rules will tip the balance of power back towards farmers, who have been squeezed on the price of their milk.

In 1969, Australia's George Lazenby replaced Sean Connery as James Bond. After a preview screening, English critics savaged his performance, but praised the film.

At the beginning of the year, markets and the RBA expected to be increasing interest rates. Instead, they sit at a record low 0.75 per cent.

Lifestyle Solutions entered into a court-enforced undertaking with the Ombudsman to back pay more than $6 million to 124 current and former live-in foster carers who worked mostly with indigenous children in remote WA.