Новости за 30.11.2021

“I am here before you, asking for forgiveness,” Emma Coronel Aispuro said, asking for a sentence that would allow her to watch her twin daughters grow up.

Investors dealt a double blow with Moderna CEO Stephane Bancel saying he expects current vaccines will struggle with the omicron variant while Jerome Powell said that the Federal Reserve will consider acting more quickly to dial back its support for the economy.

This week, a questioner is tired of being relied on so heavily without credit, often by higher-paid colleagues.

Almost 20 NSW wildlife carer groups have written to Premier Dominic Perrottet and Environment Minister Matt Kean asking for stronger koala protection laws.

Despite the Prime Minister saying he wanted his proposed new social media laws “to protect women”, defamation is a tool mostly used by the rich and powerful - especially politicians and especially men.

Jack Dorsey’s stepping aside creates an opportunity for the social media platform to regain its footing, but there is much to be done.

The pollies believe us all to be self-centred, so they never try to appeal to the greater good. That’s why I doubt housing affordability will be a big issue in the election campaign.

Bianca Amoranto served four separate custodial sentences in her 30s. Now, she’s helping others.

The number of jihadist flag displays peaked at 142 in 2015 and dropped to 22 by 2019, persisting in smaller numbers this year.

New data relating to the Omicron coronavirus variant on Tuesday confirmed that the strain was circulating in Europe well before South Africa sounded the alarm on November 24.

The British socialite is facing charges of recruiting and grooming underage girls for convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Nobody expects the federal or state governments to lock down every time a new variant appears. What we expect is proper preparations.

On day 10 of the Melbourne Olympics, Australian women dominated the track and pool.

The Oscar-winning actor once gambled his Hollywood career for better roles. Australia – and the outdoors – were the keys to enduring two years out of work.

Global property giant Lendlease and Singapore-based Keppel REIT are taking a large bet on the growth of the North Sydney office market with the purchase of a $327.7 million tower development.

Japan has agreed to pay £A5,625,000 compensation to prisoners of war of 13 nations.

A late strike from Kyah Simon has helped the Matildas paper over the cracks of another poor defensive display, salvaging a 1-1 draw against the United States on Tuesday night.

More an oasis than a watering hole.

Mark McGowan’s closed border populism has left Cricket Australia with an age-old conundrum - loyalty to the game’s structure or hunger for revenue. The venue for the fifth Ashes Test could make a $17 million difference.

Collingwood forward Jordan De Goey has arrived back home and has been supported by Scott Pendlebury, as De Goey gets set to fight assault and harassment charges via video link into a New York courtroom next month.

Hawthorn have taken a hit and paid a small tax to the AFL for exceeding the soft cap in the year coach Alastair Clarkson left but are confident his pay-out won’t affect their budget.

The Sydney Thunder coach knows what it takes to beat Australia in an Ashes series.

A City of Sydney lord mayoral candidate wants to claim back sections of the Oxford Street thoroughfare for pedestrians by widening the footpath and reducing the width of the road.

The Conservation Council of WA has launched a second legal action against the Scarborough to Pluto LNG project adding to uncertainty about its construction a week after Woodside approved the $16 billion investment.

At the strike of midnight, a republic was born and the last colonial bonds severed nearly 400 years after the first English ships arrived on the island.