Новости за 28.12.2017

A motorcycle rider was killed and the Bruce Highway was closed northbound for several hours after a multi-vehicle crash at Burpengary on Thursday.

A late-night McDonald's run took a terrifying turn in Melbourne's south-east overnight after a woman was threatened with a gun.

Bitcoin resumed its slide Thursday, dipping below $US14,000 as the cryptocurrency's dizzying drop from a record set 10 days ago intensified.

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President Donald Trump on Thursday said he was "very disappointed that China is allowing oil to go into North Korea" and that such moves would prevent "a friendly solution" to the crisis over Pyongyang's nuclear program.

President Trump seized the opportunity on Thursday to attack two of his favourite targets: The media and Hillary Clinton.

Two weeks ago, on her 28th birthday, Taylor Swift posted a picture to Instagram that her guitarist took during a recent show at an arena in London. The photo shows Swift centre stage, spotlight shining down as she plays her new music in front of thousands of fans.

A power outage hit Disneyland on Wednesday during a busy holiday week, stranding visitors on about a dozen rides, according to reports.

A 40-year-old man has died after becoming trapped in a used-clothes container in Germany after apparently attempting to take clothes from inside the depository.

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An Australian law firm is investigating a class action against Apple Inc after the tech giant admitted to updating software that slows down older iPhones.

The Australian government has asked Indian authorities to adopt “a period of transition” after India implemented a new tariff on key agricultural imports.

Government figures show that 54 per cent of Sydney's intercity and suburban rail stations are now fully accessible.

The woman only has flashes of memory from a car crash: blacking out while driving, waking up as her car was airborne, then a paramedic scooping broken teeth out of her mouth.

The Sydney Sixers suffered their third-straight Big Bash loss on Thursday after going down to the Adelaide Strikers.

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A constellation of sparkly sporting superstars has already been linked to the vacant co-host gig at the Big Sports Breakfast after an emotional Michael Slater quit last Friday.

Alabama Republican Roy Moore filed a court challenge late on Wednesday to the outcome of a U.S. Senate election he unexpectedly lost, hours before officials in the state were due to certify his opponent's victory.

Islamic State claimed responsibility for a suicide attack on a Shiite cultural centre and news agency on Thursday in the Afghan capital that killed dozens of people attending a conference.

Republican Roy Moore has filed a lawsuit to try to stop Alabama officials from certifying Democrat Doug Jones as the winner of the US Senate election.

A man accused of torturing his seven-week-old son has been warned it is time to “face the music” after being extradited to Queensland to face charges.

The Bruce Highway is closed northbound following a fatal multi-vehicle crash

Chris Bradley, 28, collapsed at a home on Carlyle Street in Byron Bay about 11.30pm on Monday.

Jackson Bird was taunted by the Barmy Army on a bruising day three of the fourth Ashes Test when Jimmy Anderson's pre-Test assertion that Australia lacked bowling depth was given merit.