Новости за 03.03.2021

To the outside world, Wall Street banks looked like great places to be last year because they printed profits during the pandemic slump. To those inside, they now look like great places to leave, too.

Leicester have suffered another hiccup in their push for the Champions League while Sheffield United earned what could prove a vital three points against Aston Villa.

For the first time since the Apollo missions, Congress last year appropriated nearly $US1 billion for a spacecraft capable of flying astronauts to and from the lunar surface.

Iceland’s Met Office said a volcanic area close to the capital Reykjavik was expected to release lava slowly over the next few weeks.

Mike Sneesby made his name growing streaming service Stan into a $1 billion business. Now he has the daunting task of running Australia’s biggest media company.

Buckingham Palace says it has no tolerance for bullying and has vowed to hold an investigation into the bombshell revelations.

Germany’s financial watchdog shuttered Greensill Bank and asked law enforcement officials to investigate accounting irregularities at the lender, compounding the woes of parent company Greensill Capital.

Governments have feared the strains would be resistant to vaccines that were designed before their discovery.

Google says it won’t develop new ways to follow individual users across the internet after it phases out existing ad tracking technology from Chrome browsers, in a change that threatens to shake up the online advertising industry.

Vidiyo is a social media app aimed at 7–10 year olds, letting kids make and share music videos using scanned Lego minifigures.

Despite its financial crisis, Opera Australia will come to Melbourne this year with two grand operas.

Maritime Union says a lack of testing for foreign sailors docking at Victoria’s ports is putting the state at risk of another COVID outbreak.

The ASX is set to edge lower at the open after another tick up in bond yields gave investors pause on Wall Street.

The exit of Rio Tinto’s chairman has renewed investor demands for greater Australian presence on the board of the world’s second biggest miner.

The NRL has a rule that says no player may take the field until they are 18 years old. Joseph Suaalii should be no exception.

It’s almost three years since the state’s senior law officer saw that something had to happen with sexual consent. Still we await legislation.

Health experts are calling for Australian governments to update guidelines that lapsed in 2018 and to establish a new clinical framework for treating the condition.

Gladys Berejiklian met with her then lover Daryl Maguire to discuss a highway that was over 100 kilometres from the Wagga Wagga MP’s electorate, but within metres of his new investment property.

The rumour about Attorney-General Christian Porter spread in political and legal circles until it exploded into the public eye.

Scott Morrison is the producer and director of this craven show of political stage management. The Prime Minister alone appoints and discharges the members of his cabinet.

“Everything will be OK,” read 19-year-old Angel’s T-shirt as the dancer and taekwondo champion joined anti-coup protesters in Myanmar on Wednesday. But it wasn’t.

The International Criminal Court’s chief prosecutor says her office will investigate possible a war crimes in the Occupied Palestinian Territories, a move welcomed by the Palestinian Authority and denounced by Israel.

The adaptation of Patrick Ness’ young adult trilogy finally makes it to the big screen with $US15 million in reshoots.

The ALP now has the perfect opportunity to refine its policies, this time identifying the beneficiaries - funding of the aged care and childcare systems

On this day thirty-five years ago, royalism “ran amok” as thousands of adoring fans greeted the Queen in Macquarie Street.