Новости за 25.06.2020

It is a move that the department expects will save Western Australian home owners about $2.2 million per year and streamline what had been an arduous process which often pitted one building inspector’s report against another.

Officers tried to revive mother-of-three Karen Gilliland, 42, on Tuesday night. A man believed to be her estranged husband is expected to face court on Thursday.

At 78, one of Australia’s most innovative multimedia artists is about to get his first exhibition in the heart of Sydney’s elite art-buying suburbs.

Police have closed an investigation into allegations of sexual assault against former Melbourne lord mayor Robert Doyle and will not lay charges.

Bakehouse Studios in Richmond has come up with an innovative campaign to support both the studio and musicians through the virus shutdown.

Police probing the death of Zane Meyer, whose body was found in a paddock in Melbourne's south-east last week, have raised the prospect of more people of interest being investigated.

Former MasterChef contestant Ben Ungermann will fight charges that he allegedly sexually assaulted a teenage girl in Docklands in February.

Big arts organisations have praised the federal government's $250 million arts rescue package, but there are fears it won't help struggling artists.

The pair were in Australia on tourist visas when they ran into money problems before hatching the plan to "fill their wallets".

In a world where news is fake and reality is TV, theatre has stepped into the breach.

"This is a challenging assignment due to the breadth of possible targets for criminal activity," the Marshals assistant director wrote in a memo.

Health authorities are blaming complacency, especially among young adults, for the rapid spread of the coronavirus across the United States.

It turns out that you can perform a magic show on Zoom - and spellbind an audience from lockdown, says magician Tim Ellis.

As economic slump looms, the state slams a five-year reform through parliament in just five weeks to get everyone building, from big developers to backyard renovators.

Welcome to the first truly global recession of the modern era.The corona downturn disrespects national borders and is contemptuous of differences between regions and levels of economic development.

WA Labor's $39.1 million 'Local Projects Local Jobs' program was not about employment but was given its name as a "branding exercise", according to evidence before a parliamentary committee.

NAB’s global head of markets research says WA is poised to survive the national property downturn better than most, but it will be hampered by a lack of jobs, border controls and historically low oil prices.

The world is turning off coal-fired power, so the NSW government's optimism that thermal coal has a bright future is baffling.

Geraldton-based Sam Vincent Basile took lobsters above his quota on several occasion and breached the zone he was assigned to.

Police have raided a Hells Angels clubhouse in Melbourne’s north amid a probe into the suspicious disappearance of Kerry Giakoumis, as his family pleads for answers.

The High Court is seeking to track down other former associates who worked at the High Court during Dyson Heydon's 10-year stint.

The blaming of fire damage on logging is especially galling for the fire-impacted region of East Gippsland.

The spectacular fall from grace of Wirecard, the online payments giant that was the great white hope of Germany's digital economy, has sent the country's financial establishment into deep despair.

About half the world's population could be without access to medical oxygen, which can be life-saving for severe COVID-19 patients.

Alan Joyce and his board had no choice but to take some harsh and unpleasant decisions to fundamentally recreate the carrier.