Новости за 12.09.2021

The first of 2021’s double-headers hits the Gold Coast today with our first look at Argentina up against the All Blacks before Quade Cooper’s Wallabies return.

Latitude chief executive Ahmed Fahour says the expected pre-Christmas economic rebound depends on vaccination rates continuing to climb.

Degrees are no longer a necessity when recruiting but specific targets for hiring staff from “working class” background are still some way off in Australia.

The second week of the NRL finals will feature a mouthwatering clash between James Tedesco and Tom Trbojevic. But the Roosters have a judiciary drama to handle first.

Premiership player Zaine Cordy could be a hard-luck story this time around with the Western Bulldogs set for a grand final selection squeeze.

Daniel Ricciardo dared to dream after the Australian secured his return to the Formula One front row with McLaren at Monza on Saturday.

The National Capitol yards could win up to six of the seven races at the south coast track on Monday.

The new presenter of Restoration Australia, architect Professor Anthony Burke, says renovation shows don’t have to be only about real-estate values.

Craig Bellamy and Wayne Bennett rested their top-line players in the last round of the regular season, came out firing a week later and duly earned the saloon passage to the preliminary finals.

In her first 35 years, Maev O’Collins achieved success at school and university and carved out an envied reputation as a Melbourne social worker involved in family counselling and adoption.

The 16-page report is the first document to be released since the President last week moved to declassify materials that for years have remained secret.

If 57 years of waiting feels like a long time for the Demons, this fortnight is going to feel like 57 more. It’s hard on the Dogs, too.

John Beckwith played in five Melbourne premierships, captaining the Demons in two of those flags, but says his first grand final still haunts him.

Bush’s compared what he called the unity of Americans after the attacks on September 11, 2001, with the disunity of the present day.

A combination of worldwide COVID-19 disruption and a funding crunch has sparked warnings that patients will miss out on treatment.

Australia could lose a generation of people who want to study and work with their Asia-based peers, and we’ve seen before the consequences of blundering engagements with key neighbours.

The pandemic has pulverised the art of conversation. But maybe there’s something we can do.

Fifty years ago, dozens of teachers went on strike to ensure only those who were qualified could teach at Victorian secondary schools. It wasn’t popular, but those involved say it was worth it.

The Australian will aim to be level par after the first four holes in the final round following a second consecutive troubled opening.

A decade and a half ago, Emma Anna had one of those “what am I doing with my life?” moments. She used it to change everything.

The child in the landmark Roe v Wade case has finally been named. Here’s how the mother and daughter shaped a nation’s furious abortion debate that still rages 48 years on.

The American ‘acid country’ star takes a cinematic approach on his new concept album: The Ballad of Dood & Juanita.

Schools and religious centres will be transformed into pop-up vaccination hubs under a state government plan to prioritise jabs in Melbourne suburbs worst hit by the state’s expanding Delta outbreak.

The rejection, revealed in a new book, comes as new US research shows that unvaccinated people were 11 times more likely to die from COVID-19.

Trent Robinson’s headaches won’t be helped with news hooker Sam Verrills will need to head to the judiciary to be free for the sudden death final against Manly.