Новости за 14.05.2020

A review on Friday will decide whether Year 2-10 students will return to Queensland classrooms on May 25.

In late April, patronage on Queensland trains was below 85 per cent compared with last year's figures.

Queensland remains on target to ease movement restrictions this weekend with no new cases on Thursday, but the cost is nearly 130,000 people out of work.

Ricky Stuart has launched an attack on the coaches he says hold the future of the game to ransom by trying to dictate how it is run.

Peter V'landys is determined to do rugby league his way. But is it the right way, after rushing through new changes to the way the game is played?

Ricky Stuart has launched an attack on the coaches he says hold the future of the game to ransom by trying to dictate how it is run.

The agency's head of vaccines, Marco Cavaleri, said he was sceptical of claims it could be ready by September.

Teachers and nurses unions have not ruled out industrial action if the NSW government presses ahead with a wage freeze.

The AFL has told clubs they will train on May 25 in full contact, with a four round fixture planned only. Some clubs think the season will reboot on June 11.

The owner of the truck driven by Mohinder Bajwa was penalised for trucks with defects and using fatigued drivers.

More than two years of employment growth in NSW has been wiped out in a single month.

More than two years of employment growth in NSW has been wiped out in a single month.

The heritage-listed lodge will begin partial retrading within months after bushfire tore through the Gold Coast hinterland in September.

Daniel Ricciardo will leave Renault at the end of the 2020 season, with the Australian Formula One driver signing a multi-year deal with McLaren.

Hundreds of Rohingya Muslims from Myanmar have been stranded for weeks at sea somewhere between Bangladesh and Malaysia.

A fire which destroyed about 50 vehicles in a car-wrecking yard in Sydney's south-west overnight is under investigation.

A scathing parliamentary report has highlighted fears of widespread corruption in Western Australia's public sector after several major scandals in recent years.

The Maritime Union of Australia has told staff in its Queensland office they will be investigated after a security contractor found a listening device.

ARL Commission chairman Peter V'landys has found an ally in Brisbane's Anthony Seibold, with the Broncos coach declaring the one-referee system will suit his NRL team.

It's an eight-race card for Scone Cup Day with the feature over the mile augmented by the $100,000 Inglis 2YO Challenge.

The coronavirus pandemic is a unique global crisis in which governments must play a role in supporting the economy.

Dulwich Hill residents fear the demountable on Graham Green will require 24/7 security and further reduce access to green space in Sydney's inner west.

A security assessment into government agencies has suggested Amazon may send some Australian data overseas before landing it on local servers.

The jobs market is set to deteriorate even more despite a record drop in the number of people with a job as concern grows about home construction sector.

The state opposition says the government has 'trivialised' the outbreak at a Melbourne meatworks, as the Chief Health Officer admits it could have been better handled.