Новости за 05.04.2022

Kerrilyn Ridgway, the wife of former Shaw and Partners adviser Kristofer Ridgway, says her signature was forged on share transfer documents.

Former Liberal leader Brendan Nelson’s absence from the Australian War Memorial, which he ran for seven years until late 2019, has been short-lived.

The priceless notebooks were returned to Cambridge University Library in a bright pink gift bag. Who took them and who gave them back remain a mystery.

As Perth deals with its first wave of COVID-19 courtesy of the Omicron variant, parents say their children’s severe gastrointestinal symptoms were a surprise.

Australia will develop long-range missiles that can travel at least five times the speed of sound under a new agreement with the United States and Britain.

The UN is saying we are on a catastrophic path of global warming because of global leaders, but the polls on federal voting show voters are intending to back the parties that are getting us into this disaster.

A new documentary focuses on two young women heading towards the country’s biggest street dance festival.

Sally Capp will lobby the next federal government to double the working visa period offered to most international graduates, as she looks to revive Melbourne’s pre-pandemic trajectory for overtaking Sydney’s population.

NSW Treasurer Matt Kean has taken an extraordinary swipe at ASX-list companies for having too few women on their boards.

Two British universities studied hundreds of NSW adoptees over 26 years, and found keeping links to birth parents was difficult but life-changing.

The third film in J.K. Rowling’s extended Harry Potter universe rediscovers the charm that went missing from its sluggish predecessor.

Property values in these sought-after inner suburbs and Northern Beaches neighbourhoods have fallen over the past quarter, and the pull back in prices is rippling across the city.

House values in some of Melbourne’s most expensive suburbs have fallen in the first three months of 2022, new data shows, in early signs of a downturn after the COVID-19 property boom.

After a long legal battle, property developer Hailiang Property Group has been given the go-ahead to build 356 apartments next to Sydney Park in the inner west at Alexandria.

As Iranian exiles stormed Iran’s diplomatic missions across Europe and North America, a frenzied attack in Canberra seriously injured a diplomat.

PM: Japanese policies absurd, Ron Casey gets the boot and all-star bill for Brisbane

Noah’s Backpackers hostel, with its gun-barrel views of Bondi Beach, is expected to fetch upwards of $70 million. Overseas investors expected to be among those attracted to the famous seaside strip.

Property developer, Hailiang Property Group (HPG Australia) has been given the green light to build 356 apartments next to Sydney Park in the inner west at Alexandria.

Investors are swinging to retail properties that give them a hedge against inflation.

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The social media platform’s announcement comes a day after the billionaire disclosed a 9.2 per cent stake in the company.

First-floor office space to be turned into accommodation in what the developer says will be the prototype for similar developments in other residential buildings.

While ladies on the land show true grit.

‘Coward punch’ attacks cast a pall over Perth’s nightlife districts, and Danny Hodgson – whose life was changed irrevocably after being assaulted last year – says a change to jail terms is in order.