Новости за 05.02.2022

Huge cracks run wide and deep, threatening to send massive sheets of rock and sediment cascading onto the beaches below.

The state opposition wants to broaden its appeal after its 2018 law-and-order election campaign disaster.

He has copped plenty of criticism, but WA Premier Mark McGowan wants to continue protecting his state’s population from the worst of COVID until vaccination rates are high.

On most measures, Victoria’s COVID-19 outbreak looks like it is under control. Case numbers are down, hospitalisations are falling just as quickly and there are fewer people in ICU. There is one exception to this good news.

The best photos from the international wires at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics games underway in China

Protesters gathered on Saturday, February 5 for a Convoy to Canberra march on Old Parliament House to protest against vaccine mandates.

Chad Schofield started one of the biggest week’s of his life with the perfect steer on Xtravagant Star in the Inglis Millennum.

A conga line of knobbly knees, sneakers, boots and bare feet with painted toenails - the sign that the Puffing Billy is back to normal.

Hugh Millikin was half-a-point away from becoming Australia’s first curling Olympian. In 2010, 20 years of practice came down to a matter of centimetres when Australia was last within grasp of an Olympic berth.

A towering series of purpose-built jumps in Brisbane provided athletes with a warm-weather training hub to hone their skills or return from injury in the build-up to Beijing.

Victoria Police have increased patrols of Ashwood reserve after three men were allegedly assaulted by teenagers posing as an adult man on a dating app.

The winner outbid several upgrading young families and hopes to flip the home, described by the agent as having ‘good bones’ but in need of ‘so much work’.

Barnaby Joyce’s claim that he has only now formed an accurate opinion of Scott Morrison’s character is scarcely believable.

Five bidders fought it out for St Kilda defender Jimmy Webster’s home, with the agent warning that the property market is still strong, but ‘the crazy days are over’.

Releasing a Sino-Russian joint statement as the opening ceremony began made it clear the Winter Games would be the backdrop for a Cold War superpower summit.

Australian greats Ricky Ponting and Matthew Hayden have vented their frustration, while Langer’s manager has fired a shot at the “faceless few” behind his client’s demise.

Fame and fortune came too early for Jayden Nikorima. However, he has bounced back from drug scandals to earn a shock selection in the NRL All Stars clash.

Five minutes after police stopped pursuing a car, its driver collided with five other vehicles – landing himself and four others in hospital.

Almost 70 years on, we tracked down the children who were a little too keen to the welcome the Queen during her first visit to Australia as a reigning monarch.

More than 60 women employed at the embassy, one of Australia’s largest foreign missions, have lodged complaints with Royal Thai Police.

If one bloke finally deserves to see some success return to Canterbury, it is their inspirational skipper who has never once been tempted to bail on Belmore.

In the show’s 30th anniversary series return, the Afghan-born, Sydney-raised BBC correspondent finds a nation in parts devastated, in parts relieved the war, after two decades, is over.

With Valentine’s Day fast approaching, TV’s dating shows have provided plenty of creative ideas (including axe throwing) for that special romantic encounter.

The Sydney Kings return to their home court against New Zealand after a diabolical shooting performance from long range on Friday night.

The precipitating reason for Justin Langer’s elevation to the top job was sandpaper, but perhaps the underlying cause was a lack of genuine candidates.