Новости за 21.12.2019

Liverpool have won the Club World Cup title for the first time after Roberto Firmino scored in extra-time to secure a 1-0 win over Flamengo in Qatar.

Manchester City closed the gap on second-placed Leicester to just a single point as they came from behind to beat the Foxes 3-1.

Emergency warnings still in place across NSW following a day where homes were lost and one man was reported missing.

Mitch Marsh has won the battle of the brothers after his explosive batting helped lead the Perth Scorchers to a 11-run win over the Melbourne Renegades at Optus Stadium.

French forces killed 33 'terrorists' on Saturday in the Mopti region of Mali, President Emmanuel Macron said in a speech in Ivory Coast.

An upsurge in jobs posted on gig economy platforms suggests more people are outsourcing chores over Christmas

It beggars belief that NSW Health is considering reducing numbers of nurses and paramedics to meet budget targets.

We wish all our readers a safe and happy holiday.

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

Have you ever stopped to think about the person at the bottom of a Twitter pile-on? Those who have been there can tell you it is a dark, cruel place.

We asked our film writers to rate their favourite movies of the year. Here is their collective top 10. Let the debate begin.

Oyster farmers were not ready for the disease that decimated supply in 2016. Three years on, the industry is near future-proofed.

Churches are planning to develop office and residential towers across Sydney as critics question whether religious organisations should continue to receive favourable tax treatment.

Sydney could be quieter than usual this summer, as residents seek to escape the bushfire smoke blanketing the city.

In the end former radio star Sammy Power just wanted to be loved for being herself.

Strip away the cultural and commercial accretions, and the story of Christmas is one of the most beautiful and moving that we can encounter.

Most people would be able to name China and India as the top two source countries for international students coming to Australia, but third place may come as a surprise.

Christmas – with its ideals of family harmony and communal togetherness – is a time that can accentuate loneliness as people feel acutely what they lack.

Weight loss is about establishing patterns to teach our bodies new habits that can be maintained into the future.

For primary school teacher Margaret Dolso, former year 6 student Maja Vasic stood out so much in her 53-year teaching career that she named the school's annual English award after her.

The who's who of Sydney turned out for the Australian Fashion Foundation Scholarship Awards.

Part-ritual, part-hospitality, part-aesthetic exercise and part-meditation: the traditional Japanese tea ceremony is a multi-dimensional affair.

One of Barnaby Joyce's daughters made a scathing attack on the party's state director for "lying" about the affair.

Since 2017, Nepal has been Australia's third largest source of overseas students, behind only China and India.

What would Christmas look like as a moment of vulnerability rather than a competitive sport?