Новости за 14.10.2015

If EU member states agree, Europe will push to have the deal signed before the end of 2018, according to one European MP.

Darwin-born plumber Dave has been sent home by Bachelorette Sam Frost following a group date dinner party at the mansion in which he became moody and withdrawn.

US Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump will follow in Hillary's footsteps and host NBC's live sketch show.

As a bold, eye-filling spectacle, Crimson Peak will gratify any fan of fantasy and horror. In plot terms, though, there's something lacking.

We have the world's most urban culture but still we see ourselves as red-dirters, outbackers, bushies. Perhaps this is why we still cannot shape our cities with intelligence.

"Something came over me and I went up to her and asked if I could give her a hug. I wouldn't let go of the hug."

Research has found even a modest oil spill in the Bight would reach Victoria and a big spill could reach as far as Sydney and New Zealand.

Home owners with a Westpac variable loan have been encouraged to shop around after a surprise rate rise that could add more than $20,000 to a 30-year loan.

'Delete it or file it,' the bureaucrat said of the woman's letter. Unfortunately for him, his email landed in her inbox.

Westpac's interest rate move could force the RBA to cut its cash rate for the third time this year.

Police have launched a criminal investigation into the alleged abuse of people with autism at one of Australia's leading disability services.

Football dominoes doesn't normally work like this. Damn you Geelong.

The family of a missing Queensland police officer is applying to overturn a coroner's finding that he took his own life.

Formula One teams will have to reach unanimous agreement in the coming weeks if the sport is to expand to 21 races next year and manufacturers are to be allowed to supply customer teams with older engines.

An emotional Malcolm Turnbull has assured Australian families devastated by the shooting down of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 over Ukraine that their government will never give up the search for the perpetrators and will not be intimidated by Russia.

A new study suggests sitting is no worse than standing for a person who doesn't otherwise move his or her body.

Sponsored: Human resources managers are the consummate politicians of the workplace.

Domino's Pizza Enterprises is scouting for further acquisitions overseas after cementing its leading share of the French pizza market.

CBD was pleased to see the Perth Glory owner, Tony Sage, is holding the course at his flagship company, Cape Lambert. Or is he?

Singtel-Optus has signed a new deal with the hugely popular streaming video on demand service, Netflix, in an effort to ramp up broadband sales during Christmas.

United Airlines expects moving to an all Boeing 787-9 fleet for its flights between the US and Australia and New Zealand from next year will help win over passengers and cut its costs in the increasingly competitive trans-Pacific market.

WorleyParsons has turned to the United States for new ideas on how to reward executives because its management team is missing out on bonuses because of the engineering group's poor financial performance.

With the billions of dollars of major projects under way in all capital cities, a large proportion in the commercial sector, building an office for the future is at the forefront of all designs.

Betting giant Tabcorp said it had failed to inform the government's counter-terrorism financing regulator of a number of suspicious transactions but said it will battle the bulk of charges ahead of a Federal Court trial and potential $17 million fine.

One Cromer resident was close to tears as she pleaded with the four men before her to reject a small boarding house in her Sydney northern beaches suburb.