Новости за 22.03.2022

Mr Thomson allegedly used fraudulent documents to receive $25,000 from the state government’s COVID-19 small business grants.

Up to 3 million households faced the threat of blackouts on Tuesday night, as utility Tokyo Electric Power Co warned of tight supply and surging demand as snow fell.

Police said the attacker careened his car into a cyclist and stabbed five people across a swath of the city centre of Beersheba.

Police said the attacker careened his car into a cyclist and stabbed five people across a swath of the city centre of Beersheba.

The US President says he is worried that Russia might use chemical weapons in Ukraine, a top air crash investigator says foul play should be at the top of the list for those examining the recent China Eastern Airlines crash and medical officials are meeting today to discuss the rules governing household close contacts.

Rahim ‘CJ’ Mundine will become the third-generation of his famous family to enter the ring, despite initials qualms from his father.

No woman has won the cinematography award and only one has been nominated before.

The beloved comedian thought he was going to be the greatest actor of his generation. Now, he’s just happy to be back on stage for a “greatest hits” type show.

Stocks rose in afternoon trading on Wall Street and oil prices eased back as investors remain focused on the outlook for inflation.

Labor figures want Senator Kitching’s successor to be chosen as quickly as possible to stop the infighting that has plagued the party since her death on March 10.

Mariupol is under continuous bombardment but Ukrainian forces say they have retaken a strategic suburb of Kyiv.

Some of the predicted price rises for everyday goods may come true, but that’s not to say we have to accept it: the onus is now on us as consumers to spend our money more wisely.

Fintechs that pay interest rates on savings that far exceed what can be earned at banks are tempting - but it pays to be careful.

It’s not a human right, but learning how to say a person’s name properly is a sign of respect and human dignity.

Nearly a year after Tommy Raudonikis’ death, his memory remains strong – and his spirit has been passed on to a new generation.

Acting federal Education Minister Stuart Robert blames ‘dud’ teachers for Australia’s decline in academic results, but you don’t have to be a genius to see there are other factors at play.

Charities work on our behalf, collectively. But time and again this federal government tries to silence them.

There is still much to be done to remove barriers that prevent women from working. But male workforce participation also needs attention.

The independent candidate for Wentworth says many of her donors with government contracts or jobs fear retribution if exposed.

Both parties are heading into the federal election with uncertainty about the economy as overseas central banks begin to tighten monetary policy.

Climate Action 100 will examine the scientific report buried by Woodside after it undermined key climate claims ahead of the company’s annual general meeting in May.

The competition watchdog has taken aim at Australia’s big LNG shippers for failing to live up to a promise they would maintain sufficient gas supply for local customers.

Health officials in NSW and Victoria are reluctant to scrap household contact isolation rules, despite politicians pushing for the change.

Monopoly Dreams, Lego, and table tennis bar Paddle Battle are just some entertainment-focused retailers taking advantage of prime vacant spaces in central Melbourne.

Trains in the Metro Tunnel will be using the new Anzac station on St Kilda Road by 2025 and heading to Melbourne Airport before the end of the decade, the Andrews government says.