Новости за 14.02.2019

Celebrating the month of love need not be about cliched love rhymes and over-priced commercial goods.

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

When you receive a plant as a gift, how guilty should you feel about killing it within a month?

The wording of the draft bill would outlaw a sport where no live ammunition or game are involved.

There's been a drop in the number of wasp nests found in the ACT.

The environments directorate reached less than half of its mid-year backburning target, a performance report has shown.

For every growth avenue Andy Penn explores, there is Rod Sims or an angry politician standing in the way.

A major Sydney hospital is the subject of a high-level ministerial investigation over its handling of a trainee surgeon's claims of bullying amid rising outrage over the exploitation of junior doctors.

It will be at least two weeks before Canberra firefighters start any industrial action as part of a dispute over employment conditions.

Australia should be more proactive in Interpol when it comes to Red Notices affecting Australian residents.

The NSW government's hasty response to tragic drug deaths at music festivals is a flawed document. It needs to do better.

ACT Education Minister Yvette Berry has rejected an Opposition suggestion she had stopped politicians from visiting Canberra schools.

A proposal to radically expand access to psychological therapy being considered by a federal government review would cost up to $2 billion to implement, new modelling shows.

ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr will give the University of Canberra an exemption from paying stamp duty on planned new sub-leases of its land.

Over several days from February 15, 2003, the people of Sydney joined people in over 600 cities around the world to protest the looming war with Iraq.

Located just beyond the double-wire fences of Canberra's prison, a new "reintegration centre" will prepare minimum security inmates for life on the outside.

Knowing how we spend our time makes it possible for governments to write policies which actually fit our lives. Which would be a miraculous change.

Music heavyweights Bernard Fanning, Vance Joy and leading promoter Michael Chugg have warned that the state government is forcing music out of NSW.

The progress on Malcolm Turnbull's tome, which is being shepherded into print by publisher Sandy Grant at Hardie Grant, is starting to generate interest.

The report comes as the government weighs a major overhaul of the program designed to help the unemployed.

THE team from Ray White Hobart will join the thousands of people who take part in the annual Relay for Life.

Mary Anne Mickelson was unwell. Her hair had fallen out, she suffered nervous disorders, blindness and was bedridden. She was thankful for the attentions of her sister-in-law, the jolly, bespectacled granny Caroline “Carrie” Grills, who brought her tea and baked her cakes and biscuits.

Police investigating the assassination of Sydney gangster Mick Hawi have released new footage showing a man with a weird walk, believing he may have been the getaway driver.

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