Новости за 03.07.2021

In country Australia, at the end of a tiring highway journey, we have for nearly more than 70 years found the perfect antidote to the trials and tempers of the long drives demanded by our sprawling landscape.

“While as predicted the number of cases is going up, we are seeing a greater proportion of those cases in isolation,” Premier Gladys Berejiklian said.

More supermarkets and trains exposed to COVID in NSW, as government and health authorities express optimism that Sydney’s lockdown may still be lifted at the end of Friday, 9 July.

Entertainment and hospitality operators have hit out at state government health authorities, saying inconsistent rules continue to devastate Victoria’s formerly thriving events industry.

In a push to encourage COVID-19 inoculations, dating companies including Tinder, Hinge and Bumble are rolling out features that show a user’s vaccination status.

Russell Moore, who died in a US jail where he was serving life for murder, was farewelled in Swan Hill on Saturday.

With London-Sydney ticket prices spiking as high as $38,000, airlines have been warned against profiteering from people trying to get home before passenger arrival caps are cut.

Adelaide Thunderbirds defender Shamera Sterling proved the difference as her club denied Collingwood victory in their Super Netball clash in Adelaide on Sunday.

As a boy, Greg Creed had always hoped to be a RAAF fighter pilot. But years later, he would end up leaving Brisbane to lead $50 billion global business Yum! Brands – the parent company of KFC, Taco Bell and Pizza Hut.

An owner and an employee of The Organic Store in Bowral were arrested for the second time on Saturday over defiance against public health orders.

The winter sun shines as Sydney enters week two of lockdown.

At least 19 people were missing after dozens of homes were buried in a huge landslide in the hot-spring town of Atami.

The Australian government has challenged a UN order supporting the return of an Australian man to support his mother during her cancer treatment.

The passport offices are crowded with citizens who are preparing for the day they may have to flee.

Taiwan’s hotel quarantine safety is under review following the deaths of three guests who were told to stay in their rooms.

Police will allege in court the man sexually assaulted the teenage girl, then aged 13, on multiple occasions between April 2020 and May 2020.

Churches have burned and statues of royalty have been vandalised as anger mounts over the discovery of hundreds of unmarked graves of First Nations children.

The explosion of interest in ADHD online rocketed during the pandemic.

Follow along as we bring you all the key moments from Saturday’s AFL matches.

Australia remains the only country besides America that still has a robust Motel industry. Born in the 50’s, a fertile environment for Motels with expansive landscapes, increased car ownership and accommodation options beyond those offered by the large bluestone corner Hotels. Motels mimicked Las Vegas. Oversized neon signs, multi coloured doors horse-shoeing around aqua blue pools broke the monotony of long road trips in a rural outback. You had to stop.

The state has almost stamped out the recent coronavirus flare-up that prompted a lockdown.

New mixed doubles pairing Nick Kyrgios and Venus Williams received a standing ovation for their opening round win at Wimbledon.

Post office, shopping centres and cafes across the city have been added to NSW Health’s exposure list as authorities race to trace Sydney’s growing cases.

The Italians must have been the only football fans not begging for extra time near the end of their team’s 2-1 win over Belgium in the Euro 2020 last eight as the high-octane clash delivered the best international football can offer.

The lockdown will end at 6pm on Saturday, despite new cases being recorded, with contact tracers certain they are getting ahead of new cases.