Новости за 02.06.2020

As protests escalated worldwide, solidarity with US demonstrators increasingly mixed with local worries.

Police will allege two people were seen throwing petrol on one boat and setting it alight on Tuesday night, with four others damaged in the blaze.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg stands firmly behind his "tough decision" not to do anything about President Donald Trump's inflammatory posts on the social network.

The CDC reported its tally of cases of the respiratory illness known as COVID-19, caused by a new coronavirus, on June 1, versus its previous report released on Monday.

US stocks posted modest gains overnight as market participants looked past widespread social unrest and pandemic worries to focus instead on lifting lockdown restrictions and signs of economic recovery.

The UK has asked Australia to consider sharing the load and accept Hong Kongers in the event of a mass exodus over Chinese suppression.

George Floyd's death at the hands of Minneapolis police has sparked widespread riots in the United States with more than 40 cities in lockdown as demonstrators continue to clash violently with police.

"This President today is part of the problem and accelerates it," Joe Biden said, adding that Trump is "consumed with his blinding ego".

A US federal judge has awarded ownership of the zoo made famous in the Netflix docuseries to Joe Exotic's chief rival.

Nearly 60 per cent of residents are living in aged care homes with ‘unacceptable’ staffing levels, research has found.

He’s certainly right to believe that the political survival of every government – state or federal – will depend on their success in getting people back to work.

The NRL has blocked Telstra from acquiring its digital rights as it plans for an extension with its free-to-air broadcast partner.

A range of experts have backed the public health response to an apparent false positive COVID-19 result in Blackwater which has caused anger in the community.

Medicare racket, King Wally fined, Packer back at Nine

Questions have been raised about the management of public land around Sydney Harbour following a federal government review.

A full High Court judgment in a legal battle by the people of tiny Murray Island in the Torres Strait was hailed as being of sweeping significance.

Unconditional contracts have been exchanged for the securely leased standalone two-level office building.

As Reconciliation Week draws to a close, here are five fantastic First Nations musicians to give a spin.

Waverley Council wants to upgrade the Bronte Surf Lifesaving Club. But surfers say the proposed building looks too large and locals "don't need another Bondi".

The underlying causes of anger which culminated in the current widespread protests in America are also lurking in other liberal democratic countries.

LOGOS Property has cemented its partnership with the Asian giant LF Logistics, developing a new operational site at the $250 million logistics park in Sydney's west.

What will Donald Trump and his supporters do if he looks likely to lose November's election?

Australia's economic region faces a wave of instability unless it unites on trade, stimulus and travel, according to prominent former government officials from across the region.

Australians are asking me what they can do about the brutality they are witnessing in the US - the answer is in our backyard.

What are we trying to achieve with this extraordinary experiment of superannuation? Senator Andrew Bragg outlines how he would fix the system.