Новости за 01.12.2017

Exactly what Nine management knew about the scandal, and when, will be critical in any legal action that may flow from recent allegations.

Barack Obama made a few pointed jibes - without actually naming President Donald Trump - in remarks in New Delhi.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle delighted cheering crowds on their first official engagement together.

The plea marks a dangerous turn for the White House, as court documents indicate Flynn is cooperating in Robert Mueller's probe into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin.

The Socceroos will begin their 2018 World Cup campaign with a glamour tie against France, after they were handed a pretty tough group in the early hours of Saturday morning.

US President Donald Trump's former national security adviser has been charged with lying to the FBI during its probe into Russian electoral meddling.

Live coverage of the draw for the 2018 FIFA World Cup.

Townships were told to evacuate as rivers bloated by heavy rain threatened to burst their banks overnight.

The news of the day as interpreted in the work of our award-winning cartoonists.

After receiving hundreds of emails and calls about former television star Don Burke, one thing stands out above anything else. How did he get away with it for so long?

ABC star news presenter Juanita Phillips and her partner, former union boss and Labor minister Greg Combet, are set to become Northern Beaches locals after they bought a $2.7 million Avalon Beach house.

The woman behind Don Burke is a mystery. She is shy, quietly spoken and has been in poor health for more than 15 years.

A popular home renovation fad is behind a new deadly dust threat that experts say is endangering the health of hundreds or thousands of workers and may lead to a wave of legal claims.

Jean-Francois Bouchard is the founder of C2 billed as 'the world's most innovative business conference'.

All eyes are on the second Ashes Test in Adelaide, but behind the scenes another battle is about to begin that promises just as much drama.

A week in photos from award winning Sydney Morning Herald photographers.

Steve Smith's batting form has justifiably drawn the inevitable comparison to the great Don Bradman.

The state plays the waiting game as it could take several more days until seats are officially declared.

Why is Sunshine Coast's council doing the heavy lifting for a project boosting the Queensland economy by $1 billion and improving internet speed in Queensland?

The former senior judge who steered the landmark HIH Royal Commission has applauded the choice of Kenneth Hayne to lead the government's banking inquiry, but warned that "hard decisions" would need to be made on which issues to examine during its 12 month run.

Brad Arthur is convinced no player in the history of the game will ever make a bigger financial sacrifice to switch sides after Jarryd Hayne took a $700,000 pay cut to rejoin Parramatta.

Next week is the last scheduled parliamentary sitting week of the year. It's the so-called "killing season" for prime ministers. It will bring a heavy seasonal onset of speculation about Malcolm Turnbull's future.

The hotel is in one of the most pokie-saturated areas in Australia. It went to great lengths to secure an extra seven pokie machines.

A five-year-old girl has been killed after she was struck by a car in the driveway of her home near Geelong.

Australia's most senior churchmen, including the Anglican and Catholic archbishops of Sydney, have made a list-ditch plea to political leaders to salvage religious exemptions in the same-sex marriage bill.