Новости за 06.04.2022

The Sutherland Shire has been hard hit overnight with evacuation warnings currently in place for properties across Bonnett Bay and Woronora.

Joining the two-day NATO meeting in Belgium, Australia’s Foreign Affairs Minister Marise Payne said the world must push back against authoritarian states.

Wall Street pared losses as details from last month’s meeting of Federal Reserve policymakers showed the central bank intends to be aggressive in its efforts to fight inflation.

Wall Street pared losses as details from last month’s meeting of Federal Reserve policymakers showed the central bank intends to be aggressive in its efforts to fight inflation.

The return of two referees can help eliminate the three-man tackles that are strangling the life out of rugby league.

David Pocock now has an alter-ego: David Pocock the political party, allowing him to get his name above the line as an independent Senate candidate.

His is just one of thousands of cases that involve ongoing pain, trauma and suffering within a broken workers’ compensation system.

There is a tendency to assume the solution to bad behaviour lies with the individual teacher, but there is more schools can do to improve discipline.

His is just one of thousands of cases that involve ongoing pain, trauma and suffering within a broken workers’ compensation system.

Sarah Allan and the Crows kept Tayla Harris to one goal and beat the Dees by 14 points last time they met. How will they defend against her in the season decider?

The missiles launched from each side have targeted their own, although it has to be said with much greater precision by Liberals, inflicting potentially fatal wounds on Scott Morrison.

The Premier doesn’t want any state seats without Liberal candidates when he’s heading to the polls less than year from now. If the party’s preselection fiasco for the federal election is a guide, he should get to work.

Both candidates are pledging action on electric vehicles as Allegra Spender prepares to relaunch her campaign on Thursday.

Soaring surgery waitlists coupled with extreme demand on the state’s ambulance service as 15,000 health care workers plan to walk off the job on Thursday.

The telco has turned on a new SMS scam filter feature to protect customers from dangerous messages by blocking them at the network level.

David Pocock now has an alter-ego: David Pocock the political party, allowing him to get his name above the line as an independent Senate candidate.

Indian Minister for Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal said two-way trade would double in five years and that the deal with Australia would be expanded.

New data shows property values in some Perth suburbs could collapse because of climate change-fuelled flooding with South Perth, Cannington and East Perth most at risk by 2050.

Supply chain issues have forced the price of basic construction materials to rise, adding about $5000 to the cost of building a home.

As the first Omicron wave recedes in the west, the rate of severe illness is ten times less than expected. So who is getting sick and are people still dying?

Lord mayor Sally Capp says the CBD faces a big task making itself lively every day of the week, as Property Council data shows average office attendance increased last month but still lags other state capitals.

Developers are driven by profit, not by the needs of people.

Brightly coloured vaping products that claim to be nicotine-free and have flavours like bubble gum and fairy floss could be banned in a national crackdown.

Infrastructure giant IFM Investors intends to raise $4 billion by the end of next year for a new clean-energy focused fund to capitalise on voracious demand from clients to invest in green assets.

Picking up three nominations today, The Kid Laroi tops this year’s APRA songwriting awards.