Новости за 06.04.2022

The most affordable towns with a bright outlook have been revealed in new research that highlights unexpected tree-change areas for first-home buyers or investors.

Singapore’s biggest supermarket chain will sell hundreds of Coles-owned products targeted at ‘affluent’ Singaporean consumers from Thursday.

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Prime Minister Scott Morrison has been heckled during a pre-election visit to a pub in Edgeworth.

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Peter Woodland died when the Bell 206 Jet Ranger helicopter crashed east of the Snowy Mountains Highway at Kiandra Flats.

Peter Woodland died when the Bell 206 Jet Ranger helicopter crashed east of the Snowy Mountains Highway at Kiandra Flats.

Australian diplomats have warned cabinet ministers weighing up whether to expel Russian officials that doing so could put Australian lives at risk in Russia.

The election has not yet been called but a Labor HQ memo has found its way into Liberal hands, underscoring both sides’ attempts to control media coverage.

The ordeal started after the couple learned last year that they were expecting a baby girl, only to be told after tests that they were not the biological parents.

Insurance and council bodies also weighed in over the Morrison government’s “short-sighted” decision not to contribute to a $741m Qld flood recovery fund.

Nine News Perth reported the child’s parents called triple zero after midday and paramedics arrived to find the child was not breathing.

The forum of Australian sports chiefs involved a few barbs and plenty of posturing.

British singer Ed Sheeran has won an English High Court case over whether a refrain in his 2017 hit Shape Of You had been lifted from another artist.

In one of the incidents, passengers on a flight to King Island were told to disembark by jumping onto the tarmac, injuring a passenger.

A group of academics connected to the Australia India Institute at Melbourne University has resigned over concerns of foreign interference and an alleged clampdown on academic freedoms.

Greens leader Adam Bandt wants voters backing independents in the lower house to put the Greens first in the Senate as he bids to hold the balance of power in the upper house.

Jeff Kennett says Hawthorn is “conducting further inquiries to see if there might have been other incidents affecting our past First Nations players” after Cyril Rioli spoke out about his experiences.

The Crows announced ex-captain Taylor Walker’s recall to face Essendon but made no reference as to why he had been out of the side. Geelong, meanwhile, has rested skipper Joel Selwood.

Jana Stewart, who has become Labor’s first Victorian Aboriginal senator, is proud of the party’s 50-50 gender split in caucus but says it needs to take greater action on increasing cultural diversity.

The Panthers were out celebrating the 2021 premiership when a patron allegedly began heckling the players.

Animal welfare organisations likened the move to Japan’s claim of conducting whaling for “scientific research purposes.”

Cost of living relief was promised to all Australians with a budget cut in fuel excise, but it will leave many truck drivers struggling to pay their bills.

Five key crossbench MPs have declared there will be “no deals” struck in the event of a hung parliament, which could leave Australians in political limbo.