Новости за 02.10.2021

The NRL grand final is expected to go ahead today, pending Queensland COVID-19 case numbers. In Victoria, cases may rise for another month, while NSW is still reeling after the shock resignation of Gladys Berejiklian on Friday.

Recent discoveries show there is much more to know about the Indigenous team of 1866 and its first coach, Tom Wills. That is an opportunity, not a problem.

Last year, Stephanie found herself in a place she never imagined: single and in her 30s. Feeling as though she was losing time, she set herself an ambitious goal only to discover an unlikely sense of possibility.

Much as the man currently in the job might wish otherwise, the formerlies are here to stay.

Melburnians are exhausted and emotional. Premier Dan Andrews needs to change his message to connect better with them and urge them through the last lockdown leg.

The breakout comedy is one of several productions that have continued to shoot throughout this second, stricter lockdown.

The podcaster, influencer, sex toy connoisseur and TV host has learnt a valuable lesson: bad edit equals good opportunities.

Racism, deep depression and a warning from a doctor he could die from drug use: Sonny Bill Williams has waited 13 years to tell the true story behind his walkout on the Bulldogs.

Her face is the most powerful precision instrument in film – and Isabelle Huppert uses it in roles other actors won’t touch.

“I was wrecked, with strange feelings, and thoughts go around in circles. It wasn’t easy.”

Today’s single female is more desirous of a partner who’s grammatically, rather than anatomically, correct.

When the self-assured pop star was in one of David Williamson’s West End productions, he soon found out that what Madonna wants, Madonna gets.

Move aside robots, a pair of Belgian Malinois dogs have become the first-four legged recruits in an Australian police bomb squad.

The club didn’t realise what it was getting when it gave the youngster a chance. But Rabbitohs pedigree runs deep in the most inexperienced player to be chosen for a grand final.

Daylight saving has arrived after a long, 18-month winter, with longer days to enjoy outdoors once the COVID-19 road map allows.

It hurt to think he would have to spend his life so deprived. Anxious but hopeful, I ventured into a workshop on sexual rights and disability.

Collingwood face a juggling act to land father-son prospect Nick Daicos, as well as trade in Nathan Kreuger and Patrick Lipinski, but they are confident they will have enough points to match a bid.

While Scott Morrison insists the federal election will be next year, both major parties are now putting in place their campaign infrastructure.

The world needs to send a powerful message to the Taliban that their actions — not their words — are under a microscope.

Alex Turnbull is suing the chief executive of a Sydney investment firm for $12 million over allegations of misleading and deceptive conduct. But the case has raised wider questions about the strength of Australia’s political disclosure laws.

Australian journalist Jonathan Swan swears his stunned expressions during his Emmy-winning tussle with the former president weren’t staged.

Tennis chiefs resisted a looming vaccine mandate for the Australian Open, fearing it could deter vaccine-hesitant champion Novak Djokovic in his pursuit of a record-breaking 21st grand slam title.

Nathan Cleary may appear cool, calm and collected, but the Panthers halfback has gone through periods of crippling self-doubt.

The recent ABC documentary on Juanita Nielsen has only added to the many rumours surrounding her murder.

Former Labor leader Bill Shorten questions how the government can mandate COVID-19 vaccinations for nurses and aged care workers but not for themselves.