Новости за 29.04.2017

The parents of Madeleine McCann have spoken of the hurt caused by fake news and how they are now trying to protect their 12-year-old twins from online abuse.

President Donald Trump said on Saturday he had brought "profound change" to Washington as he marked his 100 days in office.

The Turkish government agency in charge of internet technologies blocked access to Wikipedia Saturday without explaining why.

Several hundred Russians lined up in central Moscow on Saturday under the gaze of riot police to hand over handwritten appeals for President Vladimir Putin to quit, as similar protests took place in other cities.

Two women have been charged with assaulting police after being asked to leave a bar in Sydney's west.

On what could be a record-hot day, tens of thousands of demonstrators are expected to assemble in Washington on Saturday. Their large-scale climate change protest will mark President Donald Trump's first 100 days in office, which have been punctuated by multiple rollbacks of environmental protections and Obama climate policies.

A woman has been injured after falling from the third floor of a unit block when a balcony collapsed during a housewarming party in Melbourne's south-east.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Saturday that she and President Donald Trump have built a "good working relationship" even though the two had frosty exchanges last year that raised fears of damage to the pivotal US-German partnership.

The simple act of holding her breath is protecting Lisa O'Brien's heart from the powerful beam of radiation bearing down on her.

Gunshot homicides and injuries have reached a level not seen since the worst of Melbourne's infamous gangland wars.

Drink spiking, sleazy remarks, assaults. This week's investigation into endemic sexual harassment in the hospitality industry does not come as a shock to Rose Gaumann. She has plenty of her own horror stories.

Victorian first home buyers have received almost $400 million in first home owner grants and bonuses over the past three years to help them get a foothold in the booming property market.

Complaints about the spread of illegal brothels have jumped by more than a third in Sydney since recommendations to improve industry regulations were blocked by the NSW government last year.

"My short-term goal is that I really want to change the laws on palm oil labelling," said Lyndl Kean.

By day Chris Mayr is a First Officer for Virgin flying 737s. But then, unknown until now to his Virgin colleagues, there is his other side.

After moving to Melbourne it was a shabby-looking library that ultimately helped change Mary Powell's life.

We all know about motherhood issues – motherhood being a proposition no one can oppose. But what about fatherhood? On this issue, it seems our society's views are more equivocal.

The restless, inquiring minds in AFL commentary continue to provide us with a bewildering array of new terms.

Relatives of the bushrangers have carried out their steps 150 years later.

Young Liberals at one of Australia's most prestigious universities have been accused of misogyny and misconduct during a student election.

There's no place like home for West Coast.

It took 28 games, but Sydney FC finally put in the complete performance according to their coach.

"If the idea's pitched to the right segment and right network then that idea will be clicked."

Dustin Martin was once almost lost to the Tigers, but is now Richmond's Prodigious Son.

Today is the last day you can jump on a hire bike at Lake Burley Griffin.