Новости за 03.06.2021

Listening and riding is perfectly legal, but you need to strike a balance between being able to hear music and hear your surroundings.

Larry Chen, the former school teacher from a poor Chinese village who became one of the world’s richest people, is closing in on losing his billionaire status.

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West Australian students are more likely to miss school when they have their period because they’re too embarrassed or afraid they’ll get teased.

The Victorian government has extended the seven-day lockdown for metropolitan Melbourne but regional Victorians will win some freedoms back from midnight tonight. Follow our live coronavirus coverage.

A second Victorian aged care resident has tested positive to COVID-19 and cafes and a gift shop are among the new exposure sites in NSW.

Would you like fries with your Tesla power charge? The eccentric Tesla billionaire is one step closer to opening a diner.

The Holiday Dollars program has been extended with another wave of vouchers to encourage travellers towards the Gold Coast.

Victoria has recorded three new cases in the past 24 hours to midnight after spending a week in lockdown.

The ASX 200 hit new highs on Thursday, closing 0.6 per cent higher at a record 7260.1. Energy, technology, and utility firms were the standouts.

The ASX 200 is expected to build on yesterday’s record high, with SPI futures up 0.2 per cent. Shares in AMC and Gamestop surged overnight.

Serena Williams’ bid for Margaret Court’s elusive record remains on track but Australia’s Ajla Tomljanovic has been eliminated at Roland-Garros.

Woodside wants to drill a new gas field off north-west Western Australia and climate protests are gathering pace, with a final decision expected any day.

Ponzi scheme mastermind Bernard Madoff died earlier this year. But the effort to untangle one of the biggest financial frauds in Wall Street history continues.

They may be well intended, but banal comments to Victorians about the latest lockdown may not go down well.

Soon after stumps against New Zealand, paceman Ollie Watkins was close to tears as he apologised for a string of sexist and racist messages from 2012-14.

US President Joe Biden has announced an all-out push to vaccinate more Americans against COVID-19, including offering free child care for those getting the jab.

The family of Jordan Kelly has made the decision to end the search after days of land, air and water efforts.

Three senior members of an outlaw motorcycle gang have been charged over the extortion of a Sydney shopkeeper.