Новости за 22.02.2020

Nestled in a lush mountain valley along the Sea of Japan, the 1,300-year-old Japanese hot spring town of Kinosaki is a truly idyllic getaway.

Commentary: Epic Games' runaway freight train is finally slowing down.

They say I’m too cold and too picky. I’d rather die alone!

Here are all the TV shows, movies and Netflix Originals headed to Netflix in March 2020 and what you should definitely not miss.

Many people believe that what remains in the trust fund is nothing more than a bunch of IOUs with no value. Is this true?

Richard Branson could not wipe the smile off his face when he discovered the family secret that he was part Indian. Yet what we don't know we don't know can often haunt us. Is there anything in your family's history that you may not know everything about?

Trivia and word buffs: test your knowledge with today's superquiz and Target.

Nearly $60 million worth of real estate in one of Toorak's most exclusive streets has been reduced to a patch of dirt with mystery surrounding what's going to happen to it.

The NSW workers' compensation insurance scheme is bleeding money, with gap payments among the options to stem the flow.

Barnaby Joyce laments that: "We're the cheapest actors of any soap opera in the world, us politicians”.

Of all the fanciful Brexit border ideas, Boris Johnson has proposed a bridge from Scotland to Northern Ireland.

A Chinese policy decision of 1958 is having unintended consequences decades later: a record number of 56-year-old Chinese women holidaying in Australia.

To the list of humans assaults on our marine environment from giant garbage gyres to over-fishing, add one that you can't see: noise pollution.

'I am conscious of where those items will end up after – they have five, 10, even 20 more years in them and you can’t say that about a lot of kids’ clothes.'

Desperate to know about her history, Susan reaches out to her birth mother but soon finds herself brushed off.

Fashion legend Carla Zampatti celebrates a monumental milestone.

The Aussie Home Loans heiress and her racing royalty husband have welcomed their first child at the Mater.

NSW Clubs and RSLs are building on-site retirement villages, daycare centres and hotels using special exemptions from planning laws.

A former teacher at The Armidale School has been charged with child sexual abuse offences almost six years after the administration declined to launch a public "fishing expedition" for abuse survivors.

The trend, which has been noted by principals and families at public schools, is driven by parents' fear of missing out.

"The bottom line is providing character references to court is an important part of the criminal justice system," says barrister Greg Barns.

Medical cannabis, electric scooters, online retail and medical devices a winning combination

It's common for Australians around the age of 50 to feel a push to do what makes them feel most alive.

It's time to hear some hard truths, writes the maker of The Australian Dream, the documentary that confronts the racist treatment of Adam Goodes