Новости за 07.11.2021

Fully vaccinated people in NSW can now have an unlimited number of household guests, Melburnians are being given $150 dining vouchers to boost the hospitality industry and the Singapore travel bubble is open from today.

Twenty-five people were transported to the hospital, Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner said, and 13 are still hospitalised after the Travis Scott concert turned deadly.

In the day’s other EPL games, Arsenal closed in on the top four after beating Watford, and it was honours for Everton and Spurs as well as Leeds and Leicester.

The document addressed to obstetricians comes in reaction to the hospital death of a 30-year-old mother whose 22-week pregnancy had medical problems.

The US “stands firmly with the government and people of Iraq as they strive to uphold Iraq’s sovereignty and independence,” US President Joe Biden said.

After five straight wins, the Wallabies have been brought back to earth on a dramatic afternoon at Murrayfield.

The document under discussion could ultimately require Australia to submit new emission reductions goals next year.

An increasing number of people are drawn to extremes to seek closure or to highlight a cause close to their hearts. It begs the question: why and does it help?

An encouraging jobs report makes it seven-straight winning sessions for Wall Street’s benchmark S&P 500 index.

Hyperbole abounds but does all the screaming reach voters? Perhaps Labor has its chance by presenting a serious climate policy.

Many of the more than 5 million adults across NSW will trudge begrudgingly to polling stations for council elections on December 4. What’s at stake?

The delay to the delivery from South Korea of the new trains adds to the NSW government’s problems dealing with unions over the fleet.

As a society, we need to rid the myth of needing alcohol to make it comfortable for people to talk about mental health.

More Australians have sought mental health treatment during the pandemic, leaving advocates concerned people can still get treatment and access appropriate insurance.

The allegations against federal MP Michael Sukkar deserve the scrutiny of a sharp-toothed corruption watchdog. Nick McKenzie laments Canberra’s lack of such a body.

Taiwan’s representative at Glasgow says that with a firm commitment Australia could yet play a leading role in the Asia Pacific region.

Her concerns come amid revelations the government granted the for-profit corporation an extended holiday from paying tax on billions of dollars’ worth of land

Woodside plans to risk sanctioning the $16 billion Scarborough LNG project in December without many necessary approvals in place, according to an environmental group.

The Finance Department has revealed that federal minister Michael Sukkar argued strongly that a report into allegations he was involved in rorting public resources for political purposes be kept secret.

This was the year of our collective mind. It taught you that laughter, empathy, decency and compassion were all more contagious than any virus.

A Labor government would bring responsibility for early childhood policies together into a single strategy, as it seeks to make childcare an election battleground.

Our report on Indigenous child removals is collecting dust, just as the grandmothers feared. Our recommendations were clear - it’s time for the NSW government to act.

Savas Guven, a 41-year-old property developer from Mosman, had his $7m bail revoked after international travel restrictions were lifted and a judge deemed him a flight risk.

What we teach our children does require more balance. It is unfair to simply dismiss the federal Education Minister and his concerns that the draft national history curriculum has too little focus on Christianity and Western liberal democracy,

Unvaccinated children carrying the virus can infect even vaccinated family members who may then pass it on.