Новости за 05.04.2018

The shine of the Commonwealth Games' opening ceremony may have worn off quickly for thousands of visitors after it took hours to get home on Wednesday evening.

The Bureau of Meteorology has reassured residents of its commitment to weather warnings after it failed to release an update about the threat of Iris on time.

Alan Richardson hopes a tough week on the track and changes at the selection table will kick the Saints back into gear against Adelaide.

The latest work by Sydney Morning Herald editorial cartoonist Cathy Wilcox.

A south Sydney doctor who allegedly kissed the cheek and neck of a female patient last month has pleaded not guilty to aggravated indecent assault.

Australian Stephanie Gilmore has won a fourth Bells Beach title - and her first since 2010 - on what could be a landmark day for Australian surfing.

The big screen in inner-north park will be perfect for family events but the council wouldn't say whether there would be admission costs.

With an extra three million or so people slated to call Sydney home in the next 40 years, the city must have a proper, structured debate about the drivers of population growth in our city and what our choices are in responding to them.

Nicole Warne, of Gary Pepper Girl, wore five custom looks for her New Zealand wedding, including one with an athleisure twist.

A man in his 40s suffered a severe leg injury after being hit by a car in Sydney's west.

More than 2 million people tuned in to watch the Commonwealth Games kick-off in style.

Andrew Weldon has been a contributor to The Age and The Sunday Age for many years. His cartoons have been published widely nationally and internationally, including in The New Yorker, The Spectator and Private Eye. He has published two book collections of his work and several childrens' books. He smells funny.

When Plod the dinosaur went missing at the National Folk Festival in Canberra, a whole community chipped in to find him.

Aussies are still sneaking across the border and tricking US video services into taking their money.

Donald Trump's declaration of tariff warfare against China is about raw power, a struggle over which of the two hegemons will run the world in the 21st century.

Smudgy iPhone screens may be a relic of the past, if reports of Apple testing a screen that lets you control your phone without tapping or swiping are true.

I bumped into Jen from down the road. She said “Danny, I just want to thank you for your work. You may not think it makes a difference to people’s lives but it’s important, it matters, it’s a real highlight of my week!”

Shares are set for an upbeat start after Wall Street yo-yo'd higher overnight despite mounting tit-for-tat trade measures between the US and China.

Tony Finau was supposed to be cherishing the most famous shot of his career, but instead put his US Masters hopes in jeopardy after his celebration went wrong.

The move from the corporate to holistic world has been an interesting one.

Ice use is rampant in WA, with wastewater tests showing regional WA recorded the highest average ice consumption of the vicious drug around the country.

When the United States sneezes, Australian rates go up.

Yes, it rained. Yes, traffic was bad. And, yes, the Twitterati cringed. But the Games will do for the Gold Coast what they did for Brisbane in 1982.

Facebook says the data of more than 310,000 Australian users may have been “improperly shared” with Cambridge Analytica.

Richmond’s highly rated top pick from the 2017 draft Jack Higgins will make his AFL debut against Hawthorn at the MCG on Sunday.