Новости за 29.03.2022

Apple is on a winning-streak last seen nearly two decades ago as investors rush back to big tech.

Promising basketball star Alier Riak, 23, died after rushing to his brother’s aid during an altercation at Docklands earlier this month.

The Socceroos will now face the UAE on June 7 in a do-or-die play-off, with the winner to face Peru for a spot in Qatar - although who will guide Australia on that treacherous qualification path remains to be seen.

Residents of the flood-hit city of Lismore were told it was safe to return at 5pm on Tuesday before being told to evacuate again at 3am.

A blazing century to Travis Head has given a severely weakened Australia an unexpected one-day victory against Pakistan.

Abide by the rules? Wayne Bennett is a fine one to talk, say rivals, when someone at his new club has been flouting the NRL’s November 1 edict.

Senator Cory Booker said that the legitimacy of the Supreme Court was at stake and that “clearly” the justice should have recused himself from decisions related to the election.

Of all the celebrity fraudsters around right now, the Theranos founder might be the hardest one to get a handle on.

Roger Michell’s comedy-drama tells us something special about the way the public relates to art - and how that has changed.

Apple and Netflix among the big winners as Wall Street rose.

My fervent hope is that truth-telling can build a platform for growth, so we can reposition the rights of First Nations people in the minds of everyday Australians.

Doctors performing breast implant surgery will face new guidelines after decades of complaints about dangerous practices.

As Melbourne flickers back to life, The Age has asked five innovative under-35s for their best ideas to bring the city back better. The series continues with Nathaniel Diong, who has a plan to equip young students for an ever-changing future.

If one reads through every word of this plan, as I masochistically did, it sounds so empty, formulaic, and repetitious.

The South Yarra apartment depicted in marketing material was, in fact, impossible to build and the developer knew it. The unlucky buyers did not, and took the case to court.

As a woman in a male-dominated industry finds her male colleague is granted all the hands-on work, she asks Dr Kirstin Ferguson whether it’s time to call it quits.

Shane Warne and Darren Berry were mates for 35 years. They bonded in pink shorts. They tumbled over a pot plant. Warne always said Berry was the best wicketkeeper he’d seen and might even have mentioned it to Adam Gilchrist once! Berry has always worn his heart on his sleeve. Now he can’t stop it bleeding.

All elections matter but this one comes at a historic inflection point.

Hunters will target feral deer on Melbourne’s outskirts in an effort to prevent them from destroying the environment, amid fears the animals may roam further into city suburbs and endanger people.

National Australia Bank’s former chief executive Andrew Thorburn says he will promote checks and balances in his role as chair of impact investment firm Sentient as he seeks to help the world ‘heal and get better faster’ through sustainable capital.

The problem with recent revelations for the casino business is the likelihood that lucrative but ‘disgraceful’ practices might be stopped, or at least reduced.

Those who have first-hand experience of COVID-19 say the reality of catching the virus can be shocking and far removed from claims that Omicron is little more than a common cold.

The resignation of director of people and culture Rebecca Hodges came two days before the release of a second human rights report into Ambulance Victoria.

Cities Minister Rob Stokes questioned whether the “illusory benefits” of casinos were worth the harm they inflicted on the community.

A few days after former All Black Sonny Bill Williams knocked out former Swan Barry Hall in about 120 seconds, Williams’ manager, Khoder Nasser, made a shocking claim.