Новости за 10.01.2022

A global bond rout. The biggest win for the value strategy since March. A bloodbath in expensive tech companies. The new year kicked off with a wild stock rotation and confidence is growing that it is not going anywhere.

East-West tensions have risen after nearly 100,000 Russian troops gathered near the border of Ukraine, eight years after Russia annexed Ukraine’s southern Crimean Peninsula.

The federal government’s attempt to turn the tennis star into a villain made the nation look like hicksville.

The wicketkeeper was playing in the Big Bash League with Sydney Thunder last week. Now he might be in line to make his Test debut for England.

Ichthyosaurs were marine reptiles that lived in Britain 250 million years ago and became extinct 90 million years ago.

Wall Street has kicked off the new week with more losses, with tech companies again leading the way down.

Wall Street has kicked off the new week with more losses, with tech companies again leading the way down.

New York real estate heir was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for killing his best friend in October.

It can be a struggle for a variety of reasons. But silence on the matter can come at a cost in feelings of anger, betrayal and shame.

The aged care sector has done an extraordinary job of protecting vulnerable older people during the pandemic, but government support is needed to keep COVID-19 out of residential care.

The US Fed is expected to lift official interest rates this year. That might sound scary, but it’s not.

For two years, Australia’s children, young people and their families have tolerated school closures to protect the adult and elderly population from COVID-19. Now it’s time for the kids.

Prosecutors said the 72-year-old defendant of Rockaway Beach, New York threatened to do “everything I can” to ensure the death of Trump,

If Russia were to invade Ukraine, the US and NATO may look to commit troops to help defend the nation and this could include a request to Australia for a military contribution.

The Royal Australian College of GPs’ Victorian chair fears people who may be ill with coronavirus or other serious health conditions are “trying to go it alone at home”.

State Treasury modelling shows a “vaccine-resistant” COVID-19 strain could cut as much as $354 million from the budget next financial year.

Lincoln Parker, a member of the Liberal Party’s Manly branch, is tipped to challenge barrister Jane Buncle for the right to take on independent MP Zali Steggall.

Premier Dominic Perrottet foreshadowed the changes to how the state processes rapid tests on Monday as NSW recorded its deadliest day of the pandemic.

Scott Morrison wants national agreement to ease quarantine rules in transport and aviation to tackle supply chain issues as active COVID-19 cases reach 500,000.

Novak Djokovic was in the Rod Laver Arena for a late-night training session on Monday after the Federal Circuit Court overturned the Australian government’s cancellation of his visa.

Human rights, like charity, begins at home and Australia’s on and off-shore detention centres have housed refugees for many years without trial or proper basic services.

Backlash has mounted over Minister Stuart Robert’s decision to veto Australian Research Council grants to six humanities projects that had been recommended for funding by an independent panel.

The “winter situation”, letter to the editor and monster sea creature found on beach.

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