Новости за 14.03.2022

While the tertiary tug-of-war appears to be a matter of degrees.

Sam Docherty, having overcome testicular cancer for a second time, will line up for Carlton in Thursday night’s blockbuster against Richmond.

The NT’s powerful police union says Michael Gunner’s “consequences will flow” remarks to an audience grieving the death of Kumanjayi Walker were a “catastrophe”.

With four attacking players out, Israel-based striker Nikita Rukavytsya will also be unavailable for the Socceroos, having not received the COVID vaccine and therefore being unable to travel.

Thousands of Sydney commuters found their commutes affected after equipment repair at Town Hall station caused a ‘major’ network disruption.

Peter Jia rose to Insta-fame as Darlinghurst’s EzyMart painter. He has moved on from the shop but he hasn’t put down his tools.

The weather bureau has called off a severe thunderstorm warning for heavy rain and flash flooding in Melbourne, but a forecast for heavy rain in the Mallee and nearby districts remains in place.

Tyson Stengle is close to completing a remarkable career resurrection, with the talented forward who was cut mid-contract by the Crows for a string of off-field troubles poised to make his AFL return on Saturday.

Former emergency and defence force chiefs say the federal government is dragging its heels on key natural disaster recommendations made nearly two years ago.

Police were called just after midday on Monday after Department of Fire and Emergency Services attended the fire at John Graham Reserve.

Bill Browder, whose fund was once Russia’s biggest foreign investor, has some advice for the West on how to stop Vladimir Putin. Cut off his cash flow.

The new action over the downing of the commercial airliner that killed 298 people is a sharp escalation that confronts the Russian state, rather than individuals.

Rio Tinto has moved to assume full ownership of the Canadian company that owns 66 per cent of the giant Oyu Tolgoi copper project in Mongolia.

The most successful trainer in the history of the world’s richest two-year-old race has endorsed the unorthodox methods of Ciaron Maher and David Eustace.

Under the “Plan B” proposal, each resident would pay a daily “rent” based on what their assets showed they could afford.

Russian forces continue to fire artillery strikes on suburbs north-west of the Ukrainian capital. Zelensky said it was a “black day”, but his officials deny Russia is advancing.

Cutting the excise on petrol - if passed on to consumers - may solve a short-term political problem for the government, but it will also eventually create another economic challenge for the federal budget.

In 2015, on the set of a movie that is yet to be released, Karl Quinn sat down to speak to the fascinating, reflective and, to some, intimidating William Hurt.

Northern NSW locals want a united push from all levels of government to help them recover.

All you need to find a winner at Tuesday’s feature meeting at Hawkesbury.

A pair of last-start winners are set for an interesting battle at Tuesday’s feature meeting.

The star midfielder tested positive on Monday after spending several days in isolation after members of his family caught the virus.

Australians have been warned they could be paying more for everything from Tim Tams to Tip Top bread in the coming months as major food suppliers prepare to hike prices.

The federal government is under pressure over high-priced petrol, with ministers canvassing whether to make a controversial change to fuel excise.

Follow the action with Phil Lutton live from day three of the second Test as Australia take on Pakistan in Karachi.