Новости за 27.12.2019

Science and democracy can triumph but we have to fight for them.

The government has announced the replacement of the Comcar fleet of Holden Caprice sedans.

Laura Wade's play Home, I'm Darling satirises the 1950s ideal of the domestic goddess.

A commodity price surge and fresh overnight records on Wall Street led Australian stocks higher on Friday.

It was a dirty day for New Zealand at the MCG, with former skipper Brendon McCullum unloading on Mitchell Santner and how the Black Caps went about their business.

In a not-too-distant future, Australia has changed.

The availability of quality streaming content has contributed to a drop in piracy, but Google has also made it easier for rights-holders to take down pirate sites.

More than 6000 speeding infringements and 350 serious charges have been issued by police in the first seven days of their annual holiday season road safety operation, which has seen six fatalities.

The Tonk can reveal the Melbourne Cricket Club is considering installing solar panels on the roof of the famous venue.

Selfies and apps are just part of the picture as galleries embrace a new era of digital enhancement.

At least 11 people have died this year after entering US Customs and Border Protection's custody.

It's not just the amount of goals but the way Jamie Maclaren scores them that reminds Adam Le Fondre of himself.

After a lifeguard chastised Yusra Metwally for wearing a non-Lycra t-shirt, she no longer felt welcome at public pools.

Months before the end of the Second World War, Allied leaders met in Russia to discuss a post-war world. They ignored a number of uncomfortable truths.

Just like the characters in his books, the Canadian author Patrick deWitt finds the random playing a big role in his life.

Cilka's Journey is a follow-up to Heather Morris' bestselling debut novel.

Positive discrimination is called for at the annual Pumpkin Competition.

Each city in Justin Marozzi's book roughly represents a century in Islamic history, when each was a dominant power.

There are two languages you know inside-put, even if you don't speak them.

Wondering what to do next? Here's your guide to what's happening in Sydney this weekend and beyond.

What sort of impact does a hostile review have on the fortunes of a book?

Among my friends, I am alone on the question of whether we should abandon the New Year's Eve fireworks because of the bushfires.

Author Tara June Winch took a two-month road trip around Australia, discovering she had become too anchored and fearful as an adult.

East End villains, Chinese triads and the country house set...the film maker is back on home ground with The Gentlemen.

Leah Purcell has rewritten her award-winning play as a novel.