Новости за 11.01.2019

The fish kill brings home the failure of the last decade.

Welcome to 2019 – the year of fake meat, fried chicken and skipping breakfast.

Number plate theft is on the rise again but the program previously used by police to help prevent it was wound up three years ago.

This gripping drama about the struggle for power within a media family is a lot like Game of Thrones, without the dungeons and dragons.

How a murder turned a newspaper reader into a spell checker for the National Library of Australia.

Canberrans were once unable to find a grandparent to babysit their kids. Today, the national capital is older and wiser.

This unusual sport offers insight on how different genders view competition says a new study.

Conservation works recently unveiled at Blundells Cottage are designed to bring the homestead back to its origins as a working rural farm.

The director of medical imaging Mark Duggan has resigned citing personal reasons.

After the initial shock of a diagnosis, patients and their families can feel overwhelming disorientation as they attempt to navigate the health system.

Too many of us endure our agonies alone. It's time for governments to recognise the human - and economic - costs of not acting against widely experienced social isolation.

As coastal communities grapple with erosion and flooding they're also pondering sea level rise

The decrease in berry prices has enabled a cafe to provide a greater variety on the menu - but is it good for everyone?

if you haven’t pulled up a bar stool at the Tathra Hotel for a year or two, you’ll notice things have changed. A lot.

Self-care is getting what you need instead of just what you want.

If after-work drinks or a frothy-filled Sunday barbecue aren't giving you the beer-drinking experience you seek, there's a festival for that.

In the wild west world of Asian casinos trouble is often not far away.

Free daily horoscope for each star sign from renowned Astrologer Kelli Fox. Forecasts for the week ahead in life, love and career.

ACT Opposition leader Alistair Coe has accused the Labor government of knowingly driving up the cost of residential land in Canberra.

A project will document the lives of speakers from the House of Reps, from deaths in the chamber to extravagant helicopter rides and everything in between.

Things are looking up for the Cooks, thanks to a new push to have it treated as a living river rather than a stormwater drain.

With the state election just 70 days away, what does Labor leader Michael Daley stand for?

They've had two female PMs and now the Tories are speculating about the possibility of claiming another historic first.

The six governments with a vested interest in the management of the Murray Darling need to get their act together if this resource is to be preserved.

More than 300 Canberra businesses were hit with huge rate rises last year.