Новости за 05.01.2022

Starring Tye Sheridan and Ben Affleck, this New York movie memoir directed by Clooney is affectionate, thoughtful and very funny.

An uprising spurred on Sunday by a surge in fuel prices has spread nationwide, as the President calls on Russian allies to help contain the “terrorist threat”.

Roughly 60 per cent of stocks in the benchmark S&P 500 made gains, but technology companies, because of their huge size, have a lot of sway in moving the index.

Keanu Reeves is back as Neo, trapped in the miserable life of Thomas Anderson. But as well as plenty of action, the latest Matrix flick also offers a joyful exploration of trans experiences.

Scott and Buddy have paired up to take down the mighty team of Toto and Anthony in the social media race of their lives.

How’s your naive optimism looking now, you snowflakes? For those of us whose glass is forever half-empty, these troubled times only validate our relentless pessimism.

Victoria’s testing system for coronavirus has been swamped by the huge surge in new cases since mid-December and the failure to provide enough rapid tests to consumers.

The past two years have shown the value of health care systems and companies in protecting citizens - but now experts are warning more must be done to push the sector to net-zero emissions.

The most valuable exercise for human beings may just be the squat. Here’s a physiotherapist’s guide to nailing the technique.

A resolution to quit dieting doesn’t mean giving up on having a healthier body. A variety of techniques that encourage mindful awareness can be used to quell cravings and reshape our eating habits.

Very few gadgets simply stop working like Blackberries have, but all eventually lose support and slowly become obsolete.

Australia has now shared more than 17.5 million doses – most of which have been locally manufactured AstraZeneca vaccines - with the Pacific and south-east Asia.

Eddie Woo leads a team of expert maths teachers who visit schools around the state to help improve the way maths is taught

The pandemic has taught the world’s financial giants many lessons. One of which is that location isn’t everything.

The government will need to heed Indigenous views about Australia Day and other issues while acknowledging the wishes of the majority.

There were 652 active COVID-19 cases in residents of NSW aged care facilities by Tuesday, an increase of nearly 100 in four days.

As an ill child Charles MacKenzie was walled off from the world to keep him safe - until blood from a former prison inmate was pumped into his veins.

England, Ireland, France and Spain have cut testing and quarantine rules to deal with test-kit shortages and bottlenecks at PCR labs.

The Victorian government rejected a late-night request from Border Force to support the world No.1’s visa hours before he landed in Melbourne after it was discovered that Djokovic’s team had submitted the wrong type of visa.

French President Emmanuel Macron says he wants to “piss off” unvaccinated French people, prompting howls of condemnation from opposition rivals.

The Victorian government rejected a late-night request from Border Force to support the world No.1’s visa hours before he landed in Melbourne after it was discovered that Djokovic’s team had submitted the wrong type of visa.

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Your editorial rightly suggests that the Morrison government’s bungled “vaccine stroll out” and its current mess with rapid antigen tests indicates a serious problem with its competence

Ultra-low borrowing costs can’t last forever, but economists are split as to how soon homebuyers will have to pay more back to the bank.

Fifty years ago, a fast century by Australia’s Doug Walters wasn’t enough to overcome a World XI team led by the masterful Garry Sobers.