Новости за 19.08.2021

Collingwood have interviewed several coaching candidates as they look to revamp their football department with both Carlton and the Magpies likely to step up post-season moves.

NSW will make coronavirus vaccines mandatory for all health workers, Victorian authorities are concerned about small transgressions in Melbourne and everyone over the age of 16 will be eligible for their recommended COVID-19 jab by the end of the month.

If he can get it so wrong in Afghanistan, emboldening America’s enemies almost everywhere, you have to ask yourself what else he is misjudging.

The Australian sharemarket is poised for a positive open but miners will feel more pressure as the price of iron ore continued to plummet.

Crowds of people seeking to flee Afghanistan have thronged the airport since Taliban insurgents swept to power on Sunday, with some seen falling from airborne planes.

One of the emerging startups in Australia’s education technology sector says a new world of education is being created by the coronavirus pandemic.

We’re currently in the midst of one of the most challenging times during the pandemic in Australia. But until most of us are vaccinated, we can’t live with the virus.

There has been an outpouring of support for David Lidstone since he was jailed July 15 and accused of squatting for nearly 30 years on property owned by a Vermont man.

“Do what you love” is a saying we are all familiar with, but is such a sentiment responsible for the career confusion many of us feel in adulthood?

After years of squeezing brick-and-mortar retailers, Amazon will soon open its own department stores, with a focus on apparel, electronics and household goods, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.

Election strategists will tell you that promising roads and train lines gives political parties the best chance on polling day, but voters should be wary.

A dance studio and gymnasium are among businesses that are fending off false reports to Crimestoppers about public health orders being breached.

The growing coronavirus outbreak in the state has led to new Supreme and District Court jury trials being postponed, with some already moved to 2022.

The embattled Australian coach was the undisputed star of last year’s “The Test”. He negotiated his own payment — and was then gazumped by his own players.

The super fund for university workers has singled out three ASX listed companies for failing to set decarbonisation targets and has threatened to divest if they don’t lift their game.

Makoto Nagamine said Japan also has serious concerns about human rights violations in Xinjiang as calls for a diplomatic boycott of the Beijing Olympics mount.

The controversial rail entity set up to artificially inflate the NSW budget has appointed its third chief executive in just over a year.

A damning government report also found Uber drivers were working shifts up to 17 hours long and driving despite multiple complaints of drowsiness and phone use.

Household savings balances could exceed $200 billion by December – the biggest consumer cash pile ever.

The government thinks it can fool credit rating agencies, but even they must be able to see through the accounting scam.

A dance studio and gymnasium are among businesses that are fending off false reports to Crimestoppers about public health orders being breached.

Some young Australians are now so desperately unhappy with government inaction on global warming they feel being arrested and fined is actually less of a cost than the cost to their future if nothing is done.

The boss of the biotech giant says he hopes recent US border restrictions blocking Mexican donors from entering the country to give plasma can soon be resolved.

Mee Mee and her mother Su don’t have much room to move. They share a bed in an old pool house in Blacktown and make meals in their “shower-kitchen”, while waiting more than six years for public housing.

“I just think it’s important we get vaccinated, so we don’t spread the disease,” said 17-year-old Kaidyn Wright, at a vaccination drive in south-west Sydney.