Новости за 03.06.2021

The process doesn’t make anyone straight, ever: merely ashamed for being homosexual.

Tesla chairwoman correct in urging Australia to turn its focus from exporting fossil fuels to becoming a renewable energy superpower.

Sexual harassment remains prevalent despite 40 years of anti-discrimination and sexual harassment laws in Australia and enormous expenditure on raising awareness of bias through training.

The growing aged care sector is providing new opportunities for people transitioning out of other careers including hospitality and landscaping.

Following the last session of Parliament at Old Parliament House in Canberra, political correspondent Robert Haupt penned a tribute to the old building.

The $8.5 million new Luna park, Great Barrier Reef belongs to the world and arbitration to decide on flight attendants.

Humpback whales are being sighted in giant pods of a scale never recorded before off Australia as conservation measures help restore numbers thought to be approaching those of pre-whaling days.

The ABC has asked for more funding to create local programs in its submission to a wide-ranging government paper discussing media reform.

Once upon a time, it was possible to leave work at work.

Any yacht race can only have one winner. So too an off-water collision between some of the sailing fraternity’s highest profile members and biggest egos.

The news of the day as interpreted by our talented artists, illustrators and cartoonists.

One expert believes the reclassification of two cases of “stranger-to-stranger transmission” as false positives could dramatically alter how authorities view the current lockdown.

It was hard to tell if St George Illawarra fans cheered loudest for the returning Jack de Belin or unwanted Matt Dufty who lit up during the Dragons 52-24 win.

The world No.1 retired when trailing in the second set of her second-round match at Roland Garros.

Odds assumptions and some cracking consequences.

Directed by Justin Kurzel, it will be the first Australian movie in competition at the film festival in 10 years.

Two $645 million probes are slated to launch between 2028 and 2030 on a mission to map the planet’s surface and look for evidence of past oceans and current life forms.

The Australian Medical Association is pushing for GPs to be supplied with more COVID-19 vaccines amid a growing Pfizer shortage fuelled by a jump in Victorians getting a jab.

Transport sector groups say much more work is still needed to aid growth in electric scooters and bikes after the announcement of new council-led influx.

Brisbane City Council’s advertising campaign, labelled by Labor as an election ad ahead of the 2020 poll, has been revived as part of COVID-19 recovery efforts.

Teacher Michelle Parker said schools had been blindsided by the state government’s decision to send all regional students and Melbourne VCE students back to face-to-face teaching.

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Trent Cotchin is “hurting”, but Richmond coach Damien Hardwick expects his captain to play in Saturday’s crucial Dreamtime match against Essendon.

The Brisbane Lions said Lachie Neale only had to get through a light run on Thursday to be selected for Friday’s clash against the Demons, having not played since round six due to an ankle injury.

The Prime Minister has announced a national plan to give Commonwealth money to people who are caught in coronavirus hotspots.