Новости за 18.04.2022

Infowars is facing multiple defamation lawsuits from families of victims of the Sandy Hook school shooting, which Alex Jones has claimed was a hoax.

Sean Kelly’s summary of Labor’s messy campaign is spot on and depressing.

It’s often assumed property prices rise under a Liberal government and are more likely to fall under a Labor government, but is that an urban myth?

The two main parties are backing more support for first-home buyers, but economists say their policies will do little to make it easier to own a home.

The property has no neighbours – but that’s not the only thing missing. There are no bathrooms in the house.

40 years ago, a Federal Minister’s failure to pay duty on a colour television set - and a subsequent cover-up attempt - threw the Fraser Government into deep crisis.

Germany’s sea fortress of Heligoland was demolished this afternoon with a single huge explosion.

The reconstruction of flood-ravaged communities in northern NSW will be led by a new corporation, with powers to compulsorily acquire or subdivide land and accelerate the delivery of planning proposals.

Trivia buffs: test your knowledge with today’s interactive superquiz and target.

The prime minister is trying to win back WA voters who may have sided with the state’s Labor premier over border closures.

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CCTV obtained by Nine News shows a man allegedly stealing a donation bowl from a bench inside the entrance of one church during a service on Saturday.

No wonder COVID has occasioned a drain on spirits.

Seven’s singing contest went early in a bid to steal the march on reality rivals Lego Masters (Nine) and MasterChef (Ten).

High stakes culinary role up for grabs at one of Melbourne’s most famous mansions.

So-called “teal independents” have found support in Sydney and Melbourne. One Brisbane seat has supporters for such a movement - but no candidate.

James Sicily has questioned whether the AFL’s crackdown on dissent is being adjudicated properly.

NSW Treasurer Matt Kean hopes that the gender diversity targets will set an example for the business community around equal employment opportunities.

Ben Stokes should not be England’s next Test captain, Stuart Broad should be.

It’s never too early to start talking Origin, right? Time for a stocktake of Queensland and New South Wales as the long range countdown begins.

Bureau of Crime Statistics data reveals that 61 “persons of interest” in knife attacks across the state last year were aged 10-17, compared with 205 adults.

Manly owner Scott Penn says the NRL has the support of the US government to take a game to Los Angeles and ride the wave of Super Bowl week.

A new focus on literacy rather than maths has failed to boost the numbers of female and Indigenous students in selective schools across NSW.

For most of the Easter Monday blockbuster, Geelong looked more threatening when the ball went forward. And yet they looked vulnerable through the middle of the ground.

Independents have named their priorities and fired a warning shot across Scott Morrison’s bow over his refusal to commit to setting up a powerful integrity commission in the next term of parliament.