Новости за 08.03.2022

A former elite soldier gave evidence in the Federal Court that he told Ben Roberts-Smith that the award “made me extremely uncomfortable”.

When reading Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice, I remember stopping when Mr Darcy explains the high standards he has for women and the skills he expects them to possess. What also stopped me in my tracks was how little things have changed.

Shane Warne knew how to flip more than a cricket ball. The late Aussie legend had a keen interest in collecting and trading prestige real estate, and one of his homes was so nice he owned it twice.

The Morrison government is considering cutting its planned $150 million contribution by a massive $50 million which almost certainly kill the World Cup bid stone dead.

Heavy-hitters from the financial sector have highlighted the dilemma facing central banks, as they seek to withdraw stimulus without sparking a recession.

Plant-based protein sales are growing and farmers and a Senate inquiry are calling for tougher regulations of fake meat products.

Latrell Mitchell and Jacob Host were captured on film getting heated at South Sydney training on Tuesday - but the club welcomed the aggression.

The best horses have consistently turned down a place in Victoria’s $5 million autumn mile race. What is holding the All-Star Mile back, what needs to change and how is this year’s field shaping up?

Nothing says financial pain for the aviation industry like an oil price shock - except maybe a two-and-a-half year viral pandemic. One shock coming on the heels of another is about as bad as it gets.

It is already Sydney’s wettest start to the year on record, but some sunshine is forecast for Thursday.

There are Z stickers on the backs of cars, on T-shirts and billboards, and one Russian Gymnast wore it on his uniform while competing against a Ukrainian.

There are Z stickers on the backs of cars, on T-shirts and billboards, and one Russian Gymnast wore it on his uniform while competing against a Ukrainian.

Anti-Putin activists are turning to inventive, and at times outlandish, tactics in an attempt to puncture the blockade on independent information.

Investigators have been unable to identify the man, who remains in a serious condition in hospital, so have released a photo of his distinctive tattoo.

A once-in-a-lifetime chance to see portraits of everyone from the Queen Elizabeth I to Amy Winehouse is coming to Canberra.

The prospect of a navy facility in the Illawarra is exciting.

Run Rose Run, Dolly’s first album of original music in nearly five years, confirms she’s still got the magic touch.

Alexander Zverev had already been fined and expelled from the tournament but following a review, the ATP found he had committed “aggravated behaviour” and issued an additional fine and an eight-week ban, both suspended.

Some companies find it far easier to be woke than to stand up to Putin. This is the ultimate test of whether corporate social responsibility means anything.

Helicopter vision showed emergency crews boarding a nearby empty boat looking for clues as to what went wrong.

Ukrainian President Zelensky and his forces have shown modern military smarts in thwarting Russia’s advance so far. But to stay in the fight, they must now plan for a worst-case scenario.

Star singers Chris Martin and Ed Sheeran are weighing up whether to travel to Australia for Shane Warne’s Victorian state funeral, while Elton John has dedicated one of his Farewell Yellow Brick Road shows to his friend.

Days after insurer Suncorp accused governments of dragging their feet on flood protection, leaving cities exposed to risk, Queensland’s Deputy Premier says the state will consider alternative plans for future disasters.

Behind the battleground: Herald photographer Kate Geraghty and correspondent Anthony Galloway are in the war-torn city of Kharkiv.

The devastating problem of lengthy ambulance wait times is a preventable crisis that didn’t need to happen.