Новости за 04.05.2021

Hussey’s manager has confirmed the former Australian cricketer and IPL batting coach has tested positive to the coronavirus.

Former Australian cricketer and IPL batting coach Michael Hussey has tested positive to COVID-19, according to Indian media.

Other children were taken to hospital with injuries along with the knife-wielding attacker, who was overpowered by police.

General Electric shareholders rejected the company’s executive compensation plans, snubbing a revised pay package for CEO Larry Culp.

The EU’s trade commissioner announced that a lucrative trade deal between the bloc and the superpower would not go ahead while sanctions were in place.

The off-contract Souths star won’t rush his return from a thumb injury for the sake of staying on the radar of rival clubs.

Big technology shares were dragging down the entire market, setting up the ASX to start its session in the red.

Pfizer laid out a plan to turn its vaccine into a long-term business as chief executive officer Albert Bourla bets COVID-19 will become endemic, requiring people to get regular shots for years to come.

Contrary to last year’s expectations that we’d face horror deficits in future, next week’s federal budget will include some big spending.

The recent flurry of war talk needs to be met with a forthright public pushback.

The Helpmann performing arts industry awards have been cancelled two years in a row: but organisers were determined to present two lifetime achievement awards anyway.

The investigation into the culture of gymnastics in Australia is two decades overdue.

Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, is to publish a children’s book called The Bench, publisher Random House Children’s Books said on Tuesday.

For the first time, all NSW government-owned property will be on a database to encourage “private investment on public land”.

Don’t be seduced by the shiny gold buttons, it’s important our outer-most layer ticks the boxes for cut, colour, fabric and passes the ‘robot arm’ test.

Car makers say technologically advanced vehicles give governments the chance for new revenue streams to pay for roads, while scrapping “outdated, confusing and inefficient” taxes on motorists.

Physical activity and diet might have long-lasting effects on a child’s health, a new animal study suggests.

Using superannuation to pay for aged care could leave young workers without sufficient retirement savings in a proposal super funds say should be knocked back.

The Department of Home Affairs has launched investigations into relatives of Myanmar’s military government living in Australia, amid concerns they are either harbouring assets or receiving financial support in the wake of the military coup.

Gas appliances including heaters, hot water services and cooktops would be phased out under a proposed moratorium on new gas connections to households.

A doctor who helped bring 3000 Australians back from India in just three weeks last year says the Indian-Australian community wants a concrete government plan for the repatriation of stranded citizens.

Australia risks becoming the laughing stock of the world if state governments impose electric vehicle taxes too early, according to NSW Transport Minister Andrew Constance.

Hayden Kennedy umpired just shy of 500 AFL games and will soon leave the role of umpiring head coach. Richmond great, and former head of umpiring at the AFL, Wayne Campbell explains just what made Kennedy so well-suited to one of the toughest jobs in footy.

Young forward Hayden McLean and the Swans are now reaping the rewards of Lance Franklin’s selfless decision last year to join the bubble despite a season-ending injury.

All horses owned by multimillionaire businessman Sean Buckley and his company Ultra Racing are barred from nominating for Victorian races until “otherwise advised”.