Новости за 13.01.2022

Up to a quarter of the sickest coronavirus patients are suspected of having the Delta strain, even though the Omicron variant dominates the tens of thousands of new infections being reported nationally.

The Stephen Sondheim classic suggests a remedy for characters caught in a tangle of self-interest.

The Lin Onus exhibition at Shepparton Art Museum has been a six-year journey of love and connection.

The MTC’s ambitious stage adaptation of Touching the Void has brought cast and director close to the precipice.

The second season of Why Women Kill is a dark farce set among the glamour of 1940s Los Angeles.

Like the woman she plays in Spencer, the Hollywood star knows what it is like to be in the paparazzi’s sights.

Blackstone’s fourth offer in less than a year has drawn Crown’s support. There is no guarantee, however, that shareholders will receive the $8.8 billion the US private equity group has foreshadowed.

In coming weeks, civil servant Sue Gray will complete her inquiry into the Downing Street parties. If she blames the Prime Minister, he could resign.

Novak Djokovic travelled to Spain in late December to train before the Australian Open and may have required a vaccine certificate or medical exemption to enter the country.

Novak Djokovic travelled to Spain in late December to train before the Australian Open, and should have had a vaccine certificate or medical exemption to enter the country.

Watching Richard Burton playing Henry V fired the Englishman’s ambition to become an actor.

There is pettiness, bizarre coffee withdrawal, and mild physical endurance tests. The network’s bet is that during a pandemic this will be a fun distraction.

The star of Binge’s new Australian series Love Me was thrilled to be playing a woman in her 60s portrayed as sexually active.

Sonny Bill Williams will head to the UK to train with heavyweight champion Tyson Fury as he prepares for a return to the ring in March.

The biggest story out of the Harry Potter reunion became the chemistry between the two actors. What is so exciting about learning of hopeless crushes in the past tense?

You might want to get out and move to better cope with all the dispiriting news: a new Swedish study has found promising results after looking into the long-term mental health of 200,000 active men and women.

With 47 COVID-19 deaths recorded across Victoria and NSW, Thursday’s figures mark one of the deadliest days of the pandemic in Australia.

While the new season shifts the focus to a fresh group of cheerleaders, one recent graduate remains in the news.

The cat-eyed, bee-hived rock ‘n’ roll siren sang such 1960s hits as Be My Baby, Baby I Love You and Walking in the Rain.

Prince Andrew’s somewhat bizarre claims about being unable to sweat and spending the night at a Pizza Express in Woking will be placed under intense scrutiny.

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.

Fresh from his record-setting victory at the Tournament of Champions, the Australian is aiming for more success in Hawaii this weekend.

New vaccine mandates and eased isolation requirements have kicked in for critical workers, while new restrictions apply for hospitality and healthcare settings.

Of the new cases, 30,877 were recorded through PCR testing and 61,387 were self-reported from rapid antigen tests.

Casino giant Crown Resorts says it will recommend shareholders accept a takeover offer by private equity outfit Blackstone worth at least $8.87 billion unless a rival suitor makes a higher bid.