Новости за 13.01.2022

Forecasters are expecting similar trends elsewhere in the country but the ongoing strain on some hospitals continues.

Small, independent grocery stores have emerged as a winner from the current supply chain crisis plaguing the nation.

This year, the Aboriginal Tent Embassy is set to celebrate its 50th continuous year of occupation as a site of the longest protest for Indigenous land rights, sovereignty and self-determination in the world.

French leader lays out plans to ramp up the Continent’s defence autonomy during his six months at the helm. France would be in pole position for contracts.

The public mood of many people at Melbourne Park today was that Novak Djokovic should not be allowed to stay and play at the Australian Open.

The 1500-capacity venue is set to be christened with thousands of frothies in the refurbished Fremantle Port A Shed on January 20.

Workers in the US are facing the same long queues and struggles to get a hold of rapid antigen tests as people are in Australia. But some companies are stepping in to fill the breach.

Police will continue to search for the missing 14-year-old, swept by floodwater after she and her father left their flooding car.

Just days out from the start of the grand slam tournament, the state government restricted ticket sales to reduce the risk of COVID-19 spreading.

Got a rental property gathering dust? Now might be the time to put it online, with new figures showing it costs more to rent in Perth than it does in Melbourne.

Hospitalisations are still growing but at a slower rate, and both bed and intensive care numbers are tracking just below best-case scenarios. But there are lessons we must learn from this outbreak to help us in the next wave.

Immigration Minister Alex Hawke is likely to make the call today on whether he would cancel the visa of the reigning Australian Open champion again.

EnergyAustralia has faced court charged with three workplace safety offences over the 2018 death of a worker at its power plant in the Latrobe Valley.

The Australians are yet to finalise an XI but have confirmed Usman Khawaja will retain his place in the side at the expense of Marcus Harris.

The federal government’s investigation into Novak Djokovic’s visa has widened, tens of thousands of people have registered their rapid antigen test results in NSW and most indoor dancefloors are now banned in Victoria.

Yvette D’Ath says if there’s federal support to be given, “Queensland’s deserving of it”.

Wolf Like Me is a genre-bumping dodgem car which gets richer, and hilariously weirder, the deeper you go.

Five seasons on the slow-burn, millennial comedy has allowed Alia Shawkat to shake off her underdog mentality.

The US and NATO rejected key Russian security demands for easing tensions over Ukraine but left open the possibility of future talks with Moscow on arms control.

I used to go camping all the time when I was growing up with regular summers spent at the Ninety Mile Beach in Gippsland running wild around the campsite with the other kids. But that soon changed.

The state reported 14,914 new infections on Thursday, with 556 people now in hospitals, of which 26 are in intensive care — 10 on ventilators.

James Packer says he is encouraged by Blackstone’s sweetened offer for Crown Resorts, but he is yet to answer the question that would deliver him a $3.26 billion pay day: Will he support it?

Grace Cummings’s second album was inspired by the devastation - and nature’s recovery - in a bushfire-ravaged landscape.

A mad fangirl of a stage adaptation, Shakespeare Aliens will appease anyone who loves the true grit of Ellen Ripley.

New contemporary dance company Project Animo’s first program is slightly underwhelming.