Новости за 08.02.2017

The Australian security consultant charged after the discovery of a listening device at the All Blacks' hotel in Sydney has reportedly denied any involvement in its placement.

Lady Gaga hit back at cyber bullies who made fun of her body during her spectacular halftime show at the Super Bowl.

Four of the world's top 10, including Australia's world No.1 Jason Day, will attempt to avoid being upstaged by their celebrity partners in the Pebble Beach Pro-Am this week.

ACT firefighters were called to a unit fire on Cygnet Crescent in Red Hill at 9pm Wednesday, where they found the unoccupied unit well alight.

In a thinly reference to the new US president, Anglo-Australian miner Rio Tinto has warned of rising geo-political risk while also stating it expects China to continue to provide economic stimulus for much of the year ahead.

Subcontractors have been left in the dark by an ACT building company's collapse, and winemakers hope for an end to hot weather.

Former world number one Tiger Woods has accepted that he will "never feel great" again after suffering a number of back and knee injuries in recent years.

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A new company has been drawn into the president's ongoing skirmishes with corporate America.

Indonesia's military chief says Australia has apologised over "very sensitive and painful" material found at an army base in Perth that insulted Indonesia's state ideology and promised "strict punishment" for all personnel involved.

​BHP Billiton has begun halting operations at its Escondida copper mine in northern Chile ahead of a planned strike.

Oil prices slid as a big increase in US crude inventories and a slump in Chinese demand implied too much global supply.

Richard Hatch, a veteran actor known for his portrayal of a hotshot pilot on the 1970s science-fiction television series "Battlestar Galactica" and a political leader in a reboot of the series more than two decades later, died Tuesday. He was 71.

​ Iron ore rose for a second session with expectations of strong demand in the world's top steel consumer buoying the market.

​A day after Melania Trump filed a lawsuit accusing a British news company of hurting her ability to build a profitable brand, her representatives issued a statement saying that the first lady "has no intention" of using her public position for personal gain.

However the 86-year-old Australian entertainer still could face a retrial on four other counts of groping four different teenagers.

Football in Western Australia is facing a major upheaval, if recommendations from a controversial review are adopted.

Mr Navalny was widely regarded as the only viable rival to Mr Putin when he seeks reelection next year.

When Jan Gehl was hired by the City of Sydney in 2007 to help make the city a more attractive place to live and work, the renowned architect and urbanist focused on the fact that so much of Sydney's space was given over to cars.

Another two employees were unaccounted for after the attack in Jowzjan province.

A driver has been incinerated in a fiery crash at Unanderra on Wednesday afternoon.

Fashion models are increasingly at risk of exploitation in the gig economy with little protection against being underpaid and sexual harassment under fair work laws.

CIMIC (it's Spanish for Leighton Holdings) released its annual report on Wednesday with some innovations on how it is prioritising the many challenges a global construction giant might face in the big bad world.

Rio Tinto shareholders will be the major beneficiaries of the company's parsimonious approach to capital expenditure.

The Queensland government is considering scrapping work licences for drunk drivers, under an overhaul of laws targeting boozed-up motorists.