Новости за 25.06.2020

Ethnic groups have begun warning people from non-English speaking backgrounds about the dangers of the coronavirus, as the Victorian Government scrambled to plug gaps in its messaging.

Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce has joined calls for the Morrison government to extend JobKeeper for industries smashed by the coronavirus pandemic .

Kate McClymont first learned of sexual harassment allegations against Dyson Heydon in late 2017. It took two-and-a-half years to tell the explosive story.

The Swans and the Bulldogs open round four tonight at the SCG. Stay up to date with the latest live scores and stats.

The Berejiklian government has suspended plans to re-map old-growth coastal state forests after last summer's bushfires burnt large swathes of woodlands.

Interest in the potentially historic clash has been confirmed by the NZR but there are now fears the concept will not get off the ground.

A girl has fallen about 10 metres in rugged terrain near a waterfall in the Gold Coast Hinterlands.

All the ins and outs for round four of the 2020 AFL season, and a look at how our experts tipped.

Richmond coach Damien Hardwick says the sky isn't falling at Punt Road but that didn't stop him from axing four premiership players for Saturday's date with St Kilda.

Victorian Chief Health Officer has effectively shut the door on the prospect of either James Stewart or Conor McKenna leaving quarantine earlier than expected, but Stewart's manager has engaged a QC to free his client from isolation.

The federal government must wind back wage subsidies but replace them with public investment.

Australia's Reserve Bank endorses warning from 66 central banks that unless international climate policies are ramped up the economy will take a dramatic hit.

World Cup winning captain John Eales doesn't want Australia to count their chickens before they hatch but believes hosting another World Cup will do wonders for the code.

Craig Bellamy knows he has a tough side but he remains concerned how they will play having been rushed out of Melbourne due to the spike in COVID-19 cases.

Mining magnate Clive Palmer has slammed the McGowan Government's proposed changes to WA electoral laws, which would cap the amount private citizens can spend on election campaigns.

The former governor-general is calling on governments to resist alcohol industry pressure and mandate recommended pregnancy warning labels.

A 22-year-old man has been arrested by homicide detectives following the fatal stabbing of Machar Kot, 21, in Melbourne's CBD on Monday.

Prosecutors say they have evidence about the WikiLeaks founder obtained through another hacker 'flipped' by the FBI.

No longer can you park your cash in a fixed-interest term deposit, sit back and enjoy the ride.

Wesfarmers chief executive Rob Scott argues sourcing products from countries such as China is key to maintaining a low cost of living.

The family of a Gold Coast woman, who died after a trampoline disintegrated and flew from a trailer into her car, say their world has been destroyed.

The store manager allegedly sacked the black barista after explaining to him that local customers were "a bit racist".

In this episode, national editor Tory Maguire is joined by media and telecommunications reporter Zoe Samios to discuss the ABC's cost-saving measures announced yesterday.

Detectives believe the 71-year-old retired farmer, whose body has never been found, was murdered.

Millennials are suddenly being forced to reckon with the realisation that they are losing their stronghold on being at the forefront of culture and that to Zoomers, they are practically the Cryptkeeper.