Новости за 04.05.2020

Marnus Labuschagne says players must learn to adapt if potential new hygiene rules lead to a ban on sweat and saliva being used to shine the ball.

House removalists moved one of two homes onto a truck to be sent to the Scenic Rim.

Online meetings will replace the typical council chamber meeting on Tuesday.

Updated mapping based off census data shows particular south-east Queensland suburbs may be in for a rougher ride than others.

Queenslanders have been shown what the path to recovery from coronavirus looks like, but dangers still lurk between here and the "ambitious" June target.

Authorities are investigating the possibility a previously identified employee was not the initial source of the outbreak.

Cameron Smith grew a beard and embraced being a home-school teacher during the NRL's hiatus but is back to his job as a footballer with the Storm to begin training in Albury this week.

Both an annual meteor shower and a more unexpected visitor will be visible over Melbourne and the rest of Victoria over the next two mornings.

Tougher privacy laws will be put to Parliament next week in a bid to jail anyone who breaches the safeguards in Australia's new coronavirus tracing app.

Konrad Frost, 39, was the man's fifth victim, stabbed while he was waiting outside the South Hedland Shopping Centre.

Top jockey Steven Pateman is free to take up his rides at the Warrnambool carnival after racing authorities 'reserved' a decision on penalty for a cobalt charge.

All the Souths star wanted was to hug his teammates after 42 days of no football or training - and the code's young loved-up stars will also be denied affection.

Mother-of-two Natalie Smith wants to move home because of ongoing maintenance problems at her Mernda rental, but her real estate agent said she would have to prove financial hardship.

Westpac chief executive Peter King says the severity of the COVID-19 economic shock will be the key factor in determining the bank's dividend policy.

Announcing a new plan to bring its business model into line with the Paris climate accord, Westpac has announced it will end funding for thermal coal mining.

If you suspect you or a family member has coronavirus you should call (not visit) your GP or ring the national Coronavirus Health Information Hotline on 1800 020 080.

The ASX-listed chicken producer Ingham's says the boost from panic buying at supermarkets has stopped.

A week after breaking social distancing rules, Latrell Mitchell has been sent to undergo a COVID-19 test after showing flu-like symptoms when he fronted South Sydney training.

The three flights from Delhi, costing $2300 a ticket and each carrying 188 passengers, sold out within about 20 minutes.

NSW Transport Minister Andrew Constance will contest the federal seat of Eden-Monaro.

Some restrictions on our lives look set to be eased as the pandemic curve flattens. But vigilance concerning this virus cannot be replaced with complacency.

Geelong surveys members to try to determine how many they will keep if all footy this year is played behind closed doors.

Students from practical courses like arts, music and vet medicine want fee discounts, arguing 'trying to play in orchestras via Zoom' while paying full fees is unfair.

Sydney's universities are working on how to return students to campus, but warn that big lectures are still a long way off.

With many companies on Wall Street pulling guidance, the latest episode of The Short Squeeze takes a look at US reporting season.