Новости за 04.05.2021

Heavyweight boxing prodigy Justis Huni will be better known for fighting Paul Gallen in coming months, but joining the pantheon of Olympic champions has always been his goal.

State governments around the country are charging ahead with environmentally friendly commitments.

José Mourinho, that most outspoken of managers, will take over next season at Roma, the team with some of the most outspoken fans in Italy.

US President Joe Biden’s decision to withdraw the last 2500 US troops is fuelling fears Afghanistan could plunge into a civil war that could return the Taliban to power.

France’s National Assembly has approved a wide-ranging climate change bill that will prevent airport expansions, ban open-air terrace heaters and reduce packaging waste.

One public health expert was left bewildered when Indian policymakers told him the situation would improve within days.

The reasons Australian citizens may be in India are immaterial.

A new Australian Climate Service will be established to guide the national recovery agency as it looks at ways to make the country more resilient to future natural disasters.

With as many as 90 percent of cats over the age of 12 suffering from osteoarthritis, it’s important that pet parents are aware of the signs so you can help your cat live their best life.

40 years ago, Britain had been put on a nationwide security alert following the death of the IRA hunger striker Bobby Sands.

Annie Louisa Dowell has been convicted on a charge of deceiving by a subtle craft.

Trivia buffs: test your knowledge with today’s interactive superquiz and target.

Investors are on the hunt for higher-yielding assets with an array of development sites worth more than $100 million in the market to catch the cashed-up sector.

It’s been three years since Chris Lucas, owner of Chin Chin, instituted a cross border poaching raid on Martin Benn and Vicki Wild of Sepia.

The Australian government has an opportunity to win the hearts and minds of its constituency in a time of utter crisis for many.

The business hub has tightened restrictions on its population and on incoming travellers as it confronts its first significant cluster of COVID-19 cases in months.

Marine Le Pen has been acquitted of breaking hate speech laws several years ago when she posted images of Islamic State atrocities on Twitter.

Reforms to the retirement system are needed if progress is to be made in closing the retirement savings gender gap. Next week’s federal budget could be a good starting point.

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COVID-19 appears to have accelerated the shift away from credit card debt. That’s good news for customers, if it lasts.

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission needs to maintain its litigatory focus on protecting consumers, rather than bow unreasonably to any government pressure for less regulatory red tape.

Mortgage offset accounts pay higher effective interest rates on savings than bank deposits.

Because the earnings accrue within the fund, there is no assessable income to declare on any individual tax return each year.

Solar panel housing revolution continues unabated but feed-in tariffs are plunging.

There are two easy and cheap reforms that could improve life for older women. But for real change, harder policies are needed.