Новости за 06.09.2017

Police have arrested a man for allegedly hiding a revolver in a garden bed at a south western Sydney childcare centre.

Why do some of our old favourite dishes fall out of fashion, and will they ever make a return?

The High Court of Australia has ruled that the same-sex marriage survey is legal and can go ahead.

The company developing stage two of the Ord Irrigation Scheme gets this year's harvest off to a very 'healthy' start.

The Tasmanian Government has advertised summer jobs for people to work in its parks and reserves.

Could daily use of social media be taking a toll on our emotional wellbeing?

Ninety per cent of buildings on the island of Barbuda have been wiped out by Hurricane Irma.

The household savings rate is at its lowest level since the depths of the GFC, writes Stephen Letts.

Increased online surveillance fuels 'social cooling', a form of self-censorship based on fear of repercussions.

Margaret Blunden struggled to walk a few steps, but that all changed when she received a new heart.

What could an old, bearded, European guy who's been dead for quite a while have to offer the voters of today?

When the median age for divorce is in your forties, young people who go through it can feel isolated.

Friends fondly remember a 5yo boy who died after being sent home from an emergency department.

The death of Kian delos Santos has been a catalyst for protests over unlawful police killings in Manila.

The family of murder victim Maria James is calling for the coroner to investigate possible church-police collusion.

Driverless bus trials in Darwin are in their final stages, and it's time to take the training wheels off.

What is lost when the media simplifies complex situations, and places a premium on emotion rather than explanation?

A paternity test has disproved a Spanish woman's claim that she is the daughter of surrealist artist Salvador Dali.

A computer model has generated predictions for every AFL finals match that could occur over the next few weeks.

Researchers say that just an hour of interaction with kids per week can improve the lives of people with dementia.

Uber did it to the taxi industry, Airbnb did to it hotels - now there are concerns that apps are destroying brothels.

Blueberries pair well with champagne, but it's their combination with wine that is proving profitable for one WA producer.

What began as a traditional Russian sport has now evolved into an underground competition.

After a head-spinning home-and-away season, we have finally reached the serious stuff.

An inkwell made by a digger in World War I has been held by his 95-year-old son for the very first time.