Новости за 10.01.2017

A motorcyclist has died after he crashed into a sign in Logan on Tuesday evening.

The local stock market is set to open higher on the back of a strong night for commodities' markets.

Women who like a tipple are condescended to and judged far more than men who do the same, writes Maeve Marsden.

Ronda Rousey did not have much to say before her fight with Amanda Nunes, and since that 48-second loss, she's been mostly mum. However, the former UFC champion broke her social media silence Monday, as she cryptically mused about hitting "rock bottom."

When 10-year US Treasuries trade above 2.6pc, it will mark an end to the three-decade bond bull market, says Bill Gross.

South-east Queensland's tentative bid to host the 2028 Olympics should be a serious state election issue, according to Toowoomba's mayor.

It`ll be 38 degrees in the city today and 41 in the west. Phew what a scorcher, as they will invariably say on tonight`s evening news.

Scientists from the Australian National Maritime Museum have departed on an expedition to the Coral Sea to search for a number of famous 19th century shipwrecks.

A flaming garbage truck was returned safely to its Queanbeyan base on Tuesday after being spotted alight at Symonston.

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt will use a private judge to keep their divorce out of the view of the public, the couple said in a statement to CNN on Monday.

A clean slate, full pre-season and a backline jam-packed with potential has Quade Cooper right where he wants to be as he readies for his Super Rugby return.

Five-times grand slam champion Maria Sharapova will return to competitive action following a 15-month doping ban at the Stuttgart Grand Prix in April, the Russian said on Tuesday.

Sitting in the planning department's office this week, reading through submissions to the Andrews government's public land sales committee, I felt for the 70-odd people who had written to ask that their open space not be taken from them.

South Africa will look to celebrate Hashim Amla's 100th cricket Test by completing a series whitewash over Sri Lanka in the third Test at the Wanderers from Thursday.

She once showed up at the editorial office with a bed roll, asking editors, "Any foreign trips going? Any wars?"

In the weeks after Roger Ailes was ousted as the chairman of Fox News in July, amid a sexual harassment scandal, company executives secretly struck an agreement with a longtime on-air personality who had come forward with similar accusations about the network's top host, Bill O'Reilly.

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Donald Trump is a one-man basket of deplorables. He is a braggart and a liar. He is a bully and a demagogue. He is an ignoramus and a deadbeat, a chiseler and either a sincere racist or an insincere one, and his love for himself is matched only by my loathing of him. He is about to be president of the United States. A constitutional coup may be in the offing.

Jeffrey Lacker's retirement in October will mark the exit of one of the US central bank's most steadfast inflation fighters.

Our constant exposure to unrealistic body images can profoundly impact the way we see ourselves. Until recently, researchers didn't realise just how quickly our perception could be altered.

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A Chinese H-6 strategic bomber flew around the Spratly Islands at the weekend in a new show of force in the contested South China Sea, a U.S. official said on Tuesday.

A spectacular cloud formation captured during a flight over the Great Australian Bight has delighted weather enthusiasts and enraged conspiracy theorists.

A woman who discovered two intruders in the kitchen of her house in Sydney's west overnight was attacked with tins of food when she confronted the men, police say.

An exclusive interview with a Centrelink worker, a proposal to knock down shops in Curtin Square and the (slight) pay gap between men and women working for the ACT government.