Новости за 23.03.2021

The acting Defence Minister will face a Senate grilling over a critical deal in a $90bn submarine project, but Labor has warned they’ll call Linda Reynolds if questions aren’t answered.

Homes have been evacuated and more than a dozen Queensland schools have been closed on as “extreme weather” continues to lash the south-east on Tuesday.

Homes have been evacuated and more than a dozen Queensland schools have been closed on as “extreme weather” continues to lash the south-east on Tuesday.

Around 500 people could require helicopter or boat rescue from 200 homes near the Colo River that have been cut off by floods.

A number of COVID-19 restrictions will be eased on Friday, with masks no longer required in retail stores and caps on public and private gatherings lifted.

As Google rolls out a clinically validated depression self-assessment tool in search results, it’s worth remembering technology can be harnessed to help.

Choreographer Garry Stewart has been working for years on ways to put his concerns for human relationships with nature into dance.

David Kirk has defended Kathmandu’s decision to not repay $18.5 million in government grants and wage subsidies, saying the board did not want to cause more ‘pain’ for shareholders.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison broke down in a press conference on Tuesday morning when he recounted stories of the treatment of women he has heard over the past month.

Australia and New Zealand have backed sanctions imposed by the United States, Britain, Canada, the European Union on four Chinese officials for human rights abuses in Xinjiang amid growing international concern over Beijing’s treatment of Uighurs.

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Wang Jianlin used to be Asia’s richest person, and was busy expanding his Dalian Wanda Group internationally when the wheels started to come off.

Ron Okamoto, 20-year head of developer relations, quietly moved to ‘former employee’ status as Apple and Epic Games head to court in the US over alleged anti-competitive behaviour.

A proposal to let those fleeing domestic violence to access $10,000 from their superannuation funds early has been scrapped.

Victoria now has no active cases of coronavirus across the state, as the Andrews government plans to release a new flexible work policy that asks public servants to return to the office at least three days a week.

Television helicopter video showed law enforcement vehicles and officers massing outside, including special weapons and tactics teams.

Industry Minister Karen Andrews has demanded the removal of Coalition staff who shared images of a man who was sacked on Monday night for filming himself performing a sex act on a Liberal MP’s desk.

Cockatoo Island Mining says it is owned by a single ‘astute’ investor and its sole intention is to bring the mine back into production.

Cockatoo Island Mining says it is owned by a single ‘astute’ investor and its sole intention is to bring the mine back into production.

The Forrest proposal aims to raise the water table and capture 300 megalitres a year to help grow fodder crops and provide a drinking source for cattle. It was knocked back after advice from the Aboriginal Cultural Material Committee that eight heritage sites, including a mythological site that covers most of the river, could be impacted.

West Australian Attorney General John Quigley’s office says people cannot stay locked up forever after a court decision to release a serial rapist from prison into same complex of units as female victims of sexual assault.

The AFL remains cautiously optimistic the MCG will be full on Anzac Day, after health authorities gave the league the green light for Victorian stadiums to increase their limit to 75 per cent capacity from Thursday.

The ASX 200 turned negative in afternoon trading as the financial, energy, information technology, and consumer discretionary sectors dragged on materials and healthcare gains.

The ASX 200 is up 0.4% around midday, thanks to gains in healthcare, miners, Telstra, and industrial stocks. The financial sector is dragging.