Новости за 25.06.2020

Thwarted from returning home during the pandemic, some young Chinese abroad are questioning their patriotism for the first time.

The Australian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom contradicts China's claim that its authoritarian rule resulted in a better response to coronavirus.

Australia and New Zealand have pulled off a huge victory for football in the region, defeating Colombia in the FIFA vote to host the women's global showpiece.

Nearly 1.1 million coronavirus relief payments totalling some $US1.4 billion ($2 billion) went to dead people in the US, a government watchdog has reported.

On the UK's hottest day of the year, thousands of people defied coronavirus social distancing rules again and flocked to the beach.

Australia and New Zealand have pulled off one of the greatest victories for football in the region, defeating Colombia in the FIFA vote to host the 2023 Women's World Cup.

Researchers have shed light on a species of ancient marsupial related to wombats, but first the fossil itself had to be rediscovered in a drawer in New York.

On June 26, 1973, NSW police took a very different approach to simultaneously cracking-down on illegal gambling clubs in the city.

The city’s slaughter-houses were a health hazard said witnesses. The Inspector of Nuisances agreed.

As a news buff, nothing is as discouraging as the Coalition government's forced cuts to the ABC budget year after year after year.

After rediscovering his groove against the GWS Giants last week, Marcus Bontempelli took things to another level against the Swans on Thursday night.

Camden High School is the second Sydney school to close over COVID-19 cases in two days, after Lane Cove West Public School was closed on Thursday.

The Penrith halfback spent roughly six hours at Nepean Hospital being treated for cellulitis on Wendesday night before he put on a 20-12 clinic against Souths.

Nathan Cleary and the Panthers were way too good for a wayward Rabbitohs side on Thursday night.

The latest poll indicates Ms Ardern's Labour is still set to win a second term, but the National party has made ground.

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Cricket Victoria will have a high-calibre list of candidates to coach the men's state team, a role to be offically advertised early next month.

Matching the dog breed to the trade.

While players grappled with the prospect of large ongoing pay cuts, Paul Gallen had a timely message for the Waratahs.

An "inspiring" stop-motion film by a US Fulbright Scholar tackles a Sydney-based woman's drug recovery by portraying her as a platypus.

Coronavirus-related debts could spark the next financial crisis, with countries borrowing trillions of dollars to fight the pandemic, former Bank of England governor Mervyn King has warned.

LNP sports spokesman John Paul Langbroek takes aim at Sports Minister Mick de Brenni for keeping Queenslanders in the dark for 18 months over a naming rights sponsor for the Gabba.

There have been few more significant figures in the history of VFL/AFL footy than John Kennedy, who died on Thursday.

Indigenous senator Lidia Thorpe has vowed to bring her own hardline agenda to Canberra and oppose any steps towards reconciliation that do not involve a treaty.

The move was announced just days after a survey found the national women's team had the strongest emotional connection with Australian sports fans.