Новости за 24.04.2022

WWII veteran Harold “Charlie” Slater is glad to be able to attend the Kings Park dawn service again for the first time in three years.

Juergen Klopp’s side won a hard-fought derby after struggling to break down Everton in a bad-tempered first half.

Ferrari’s homecoming turned sour for overall leader Charles Leclerc and his Italian team as Red Bull dominated racing on Sunday.

Coach Damien Hardwick said there was no question the Tigers were pleased to see Martin, but he can’t say when the triple-Norm Smith medallist will play again.

Rob Baillieu’s article captures our young people’s perspective on contemporary politics: they are frustrated by the lack of vision in the current batch of politicians, who are self-centred, devious and selfish pursuing power.

Sustainability and energy efficiency are becoming the new tick-boxes for investors as a way to future-proof their assets.

Owner-occupier hopefuls got a leg up in the budget but investor groups are asking why their sector was overlooked.

50 years ago, Sydney’s Anzac Day observances were imbued with a “new enthusiasm” as Vietnam War veterans joined the march for the first time.

Total eclipse from the moon, death of a cosmonaut and casanovas of the world unite.

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

The Tigers and Demons face off in their Anzac Eve clash, follow along for all the major moments and post-game reactions on our live blog.

Bayley Fritsch hits the scoreboard as Melbourne turns the screws on Richmond

Perth Wildcats will miss the NBL play-offs for the first time in 35 years after a loss to the South East Melbourne Phoenix, while first-year club Tasmania JackJumpers have made the four on the final day of the season.

Where the dog whistle is welcome.

The Tigers and Demons face off in their Anzac Eve clash, follow along for all the major moments and post-game reactions on our live blog.

The news of the day as interpreted by our talented artists, illustrators and cartoonists.

Zac Bailey booted a personal best of six goals and proved the difference as the Lions downed the Suns.

Melani De Sousa lived with the most common type of eating disorder for 15 years, yet the illness remains little-known and widely misunderstood.

The MCC says it will continue to use a fully ticketed system for significant AFL matches, with some members disappointed walk-up entry will be limited.

While the RBA sets borrowing costs independently of Canberra, it hates getting dragged into partisanship. Nudging up the benchmark rate from near zero weeks before the election would do just that.

Nathan Cleary’s new multi-million dollar contract contains a significant clause that could allow other clubs to strike before the deal comes to an end in 2027.

The Panthers centre bagged the first hat-trick of his NRL career as the premiers strangled the life out of the Raiders - and then waged a melee after full-time.

The NRL insists its independent doctor is not the only person responsible for taking players from the field after controversial incidents involving Taumalolo and Kalyn Ponga.

Furious Swimming Australia officials have threatened legal action against conservative activist group ­Advance after images of some of its biggest stars were used without consent.

Gerhard Schroder has been ostracised in his home country for being a Putin apologist. But the man who leads Russian gas companies making millions is unapologetic.