Новости за 05.02.2022

A cancer diagnosis is a shock at any time, and even more so when you’re in your 30s. But the actor not only tackled her illness head on, she used it as an opportunity to rejuvenate her career.

“We had tough times when I wanted to quit as I wasn’t coping with external pressures. But Mum made me refocus on why I was doing it.”

Companies with a mix of male and female directors had a better survival rate during the pandemic, but for many Australian firms there is still a long way to go in the leadership diversity stakes.

The Wallabies captain has become the first player to win rugby’s most prestigious award four times.

Joe Rogan, the popular US podcaster, issued an apology for the second time in a week, this time for using racial slurs after a montage video surfaced showing him repeatedly saying the N-word.

When the Valkyries ride into view in Wagner’s Die Walkure, as the orchestra plays that famous passage of music, it’s like an “injection of joy”.

Publishers have always sought out celebrities and public figures for book deals, but influencers are a different beast. Their books target a niche, devoted audience rather than mass appeal.

There is a wider lesson to be learnt in fixing classroom staffing problems: good ideas can come from the outside.

Why can something designed to be such fun bring out the worst in us all? Maybe it is just me and my friends. It’s ironic, given what began as a love story can inspire so much petty hate.

While you’re unlikely to get ripped by adding weights to your workouts, you may do wonders for your bones and weight management.

A Chinese labour court has ordered one of Melbourne’s most prominent private schools to compensate a former teacher for wages that were unpaid at its international campus near Beijing.

Champion Hawk Luke Breust and his wife had just 48 hours to decide whether they wanted to spend 2022 in Melbourne, or Sydney. In the end, he stuck with Hawthorn.

Cleaning companies can’t find staff “for love nor money”, turning away thousands of dollars worth of business leads every day.

Sydney is set for more vertical schools despite concerns about their impact on children’s health and development.

Sometimes the path to spirituality is a long and winding one. Three people share how their lives took an unexpected religious turn.

While you’re unlikely to get ripped by adding weights to your workouts, you may do wonders for your bones and weight management.

Years which hold so much promise fade because books and technology are unaffordable, excursions are missed and that lost backpack and lunchbox are never replaced.

At least five Melbourne docks workers bullied at work have recently been paid out nearly $3.4 million over claims of threats and violent attacks, being ostracised and called “laggers” and having their work boots urinated on.

An intelligent debate about the size and shape of the National Disability Insurance Scheme needs to be had in a society where one in six children live in poverty.

It is 70 years since King George VI died, causing mourning across Australia. Which begs the question, “what will happen when the time comes to mourn today’s monarch, and a new king is proclaimed?”

Almost 80,000 constituents will head to the polls on Saturday to cast their ballot for one of six candidates to replace former NSW Labor leader Jodi McKay.

How have Victoria’s schools fared after the first week in a brave new world?

The Liberals need to sort out their differences quickly and return their focus to governing the country, for their sake and the sake of the nation.

The television host, in denying the Holocaust was about race, has accidentally managed to flag that a black and white paradigm ends up making people more racist, not less.

We don’t know if it will be more deadly, or more infectious - or both. But there will almost certainly be another. So are we ready?