Новости за 16.11.2016

With the swag of new international labels, Sydney's Pitt Street Mall and Melbourne's Bourke Street Mall have cemented their places as some of the most expensive locations in the world to rent a store.

There may finally be a glimmer of light for our battling billionaire James Packer.

The Productivity Commission says overall Indigenous wellbeing will not improve without better policy evaluation, as the latest Overcoming Indigenous Disadvantage report reveals soaring rates of incarceration and self-harm in Aboriginal communities.

The proposal to move to a three-person ICAC will result in a restriction on the commissioner's power to hold public inquiries, which have played a large part in the ICAC's success, both as a deterrent to corruption and as a means of stimulating other witnesses to come forward.

The real issues are: whether the term "good faith" is too loose and ill-defined so as to make the defence difficult to predict and access; and whether the words "offend" and "insult" are so loose as to encourage relatively frivolous cases and as such impose an unjustifiable limit to free speech.

Since Donald Trump's extraordinary election victory last week, I've seen Americans around me reacted in a range of ways - celebration, street protests, crying on public transport. But one reaction that's less visible have been the quiet, concerned calls to health clinics by some women looking to obtain IUDs.

Underworld figure Pasquale Barbaro spent his last day alive coming and going from the Earlwood home of construction industry figure George Alex.

Former prime minister Tony Abbott has described Donald Trump's surprise victory in the US presidential election as "the revenge of the deplorables" and says it will put contentious global issues such as climate change into "better perspective".

When their friend Nicholas Sofer-Schreiber was stabbed to death in his Lyneham home, they could have raged. Instead Kristy, Luke and Aaron helped to create something remarkable.

Australian airports are "extremely vulnerable" to infiltration by terrorists who could launch catastrophic attacks from within, one of the world's leading cybercrime and counter-terrorism experts has warned.

The stunning swing against the NSW coalition government in the byelection for Orange involved a grass-roots revolt against the Nationals. It showed that anger against political elites is neither restricted to traditional centre-left voters nor to working-class voters in previously industrialised sectors. It can equally be a rural phenomenon that targets conservative parties.

Treasury official adds to the budget warning, saying the ACT faces hard choices.

"This is an informal agreement between our two countries, not a treaty. So those 1800 people, you better get them on airplanes."

Lawyers for accused murderer Sara Connor have argued that the case against the Australian woman seems "made up" and have called on the judges not to "sacrifice" her and simply to save face.

Richmond's on-field struggles have hit the Tigers in the hip pocket, with the club reporting a financial loss for the first time in more than a decade.

ABC managing director Michelle Guthrie has described Donald Trump's shock US election win as a "bruising experience for women everywhere".

As Brisbane awakens to the realisation there's just weeks remaining of Spencer Howson's dulcet tones to wake up to on 612 ABC, thoughts now turn to who will replace him next year.

Two French tourists in their 70s would have been in the water for less than 10 minutes at a popular Queensland snorkelling spot before suffering suspected heart attacks, which killed them, police say.

Dr Seuss, in the Oh, The Places You'll Go! might have had you in mind.

Mel C, formerly known as Sporty Spice, has revealed to a UK magazine that she felt bullied while she was performing with the Spice Girls and she would liked to have been "a bit stronger".

Paris Aristotle, who has spent decades advocating for the rights of refugees and asylum seekers, has been named 2017 Victorian Australian of the Year at a ceremony at Melbourne's Government House.

The fate of people held on Nauru and Manus Island should not be hostage to the whim of Donald Trump.

Ms Lawson stopped by Long Chim with Masterchef judge George Calombaris ahead of Margaret River's Gourmet Escape this weekend.

One Nation senators Pauline Hanson and Malcolm Roberts will address a conservative Jewish group next month on the 'dangers' of Muslim migration to Australia.

Donald Trump rising to power just seemed to make sense in a year that already felt like it belonged to the trolls of the world.