Новости за 03.12.2017

The Fair Work Commission is responsible for much of the gap between male and female wages, a landmark study has found.

Benevento, beaten in their first 14 Serie A matches, have finally grabbed their first-ever point in extraordinary style after goalkeeper Alberto Brignoli scored with a flying header deep into stoppage time to give them a 2-2 draw with AC Milan.

The six point lower close in Aussie SPI futures seems largely redundant if USD/JPY is any indication and our opening call for the ASX 200 should gravitate higher for test of 6000 on open.

A teenage boy has died after he was thrown from a tube being towed by a jet ski at the weekend.

News Corp Australia will boycott the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games and the Winter Olympics in a rights dispute over coverage of the events.

One man has been found dead inside a burnt-out shed, and another has been found dead inside a home with a hydroponic setup, in separate incidents overnight.

Melbourne Express is your morning primer - a live blog with breaking news, headlines, transport updates and weather.

A suspicious package found near a Christmas market in the German city of Potsdam two days ago was not terrorism-related, but part of an attempt to blackmail a delivery company.

Up to 40cm of snow fell in the central highlands of Tasmania overnight.

The collapse of Oroton, obviously caught a few people by surprise.

The United States has pulled out of negotiations on a voluntary pact to deal with migration, citing sovereignty issues.

A trial will begin in Sydney next year where scientists will use electrical currents to jump-start the broken spinal cords of quadriplegics.

The Star Wars cast has praised the "irreplaceable" Carrie Fisher's last performance as Leia.

Mahmoud Abbas says US recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital would jeopardise peace process.

Trump denies Comey's Flynn allegations, issues fresh attack on "worst FBI in history".

With as little as a week to go before the end of the parliamentary year, Malcolm Turnbull is within sight of the summer respite. Small mercies. Microscopic. His government's majority hangs on bennelong and it trails Labor in the polls. Perennially. Unforseen calamities notwithstanding, the Prime Minister will finish the year bloodied by a brutal going-over, but still standing.

The message is loud and clear: The Australian people want their sovereignty back.

On a calm day in October 2012, Eric Finlayson became one of 175 snorkelers to die in the 13 years from 2001 in Australia.

The long awaited punishment of player managers involved in Parramatta's multi-year $3m salary cap breaches is only weeks away, following the ARLC agreeing to indemnify members of the NRL Agents Accreditation Committee against possible legal action taken by sanctioned player managers.

And the biscuit choice in Queensland's government departments, hospitals and schools could be controversial to some.

The story of Bitcoin makes a thrilling movie plot line, as revealed in the recent Netflix documentary Banking on Bitcoin.

If UFC heavyweight champion Stipe Miocic was watching UFC 218 on Sunday, you could forgive him for breaking into a cold sweat as Francis Ngannou authored one of biggest knockouts in UFC history.

Face-to-face contact with communities can improve outcomes.

Former solicitor is loving her new adventure as a teacher.

Tensions between union and employer escalate over a proposed new enterprise agreement.