Новости за 10.05.2022

The schools will offer activities to students before and after school run by community organisations, local businesses and sporting clubs.

Macedon Ranges barbers will be given training to help them recognise signs of distress and provide links to help.

NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet has overhauled how the anti-corruption commission is funded the same day Prime Minister Scott Morrison doubled down on his criticism of the agency.

A director of Star says its board should have demanded more information when executives made vague references to “concerns” raised about one of its “junket” tour partners.

Distance-based road user charges and a congestion tax will be considered by the NSW government under long-term plans to overhaul the state’s transport network.

The Sydney Morning Herald’s groundbreaking investigative podcast Liar, Liar: Melissa Caddick and the Missing Millions has been downloaded more than 1 million times less than a month after it was launched.

A leading governance group has raised concerns about the tech billionaire’s use of complex derivatives in his bid to block AGL’s shareholder vote.

Adrian Basham was charged in 2017 with three counts of rape over allegations he sexually assaulted Samantha Fraser while they were married.

Parts of Queensland remain on flood watch as rains pummel the state's north and central-west.

Scott Morrison has doubled down on his criticism of the NSW corruption as a kangaroo court, triggering a rebuke from the Australian Bar Association.

Westpac chief executive Peter King says the banking giant is keen to make more direct investment in fintech businesses or applications that can be rolled out to its customers.

More than $50 billion was wiped off the market in the first hour of trading, but local shares won back some ground as choppy conditions continue.

The coronial inquest into the death of former Richmond footballer Shane Tuck will consider the findings of the AFL’s investigation into studies carried out by concussion advisor Associate Professor Paul McCrory.

The nation-wide cost of living spike is being blamed for the increase in retail theft in Melbourne supermarkets

As the Australian economy faces critical labour and skills shortages that are adding to inflationary pressures, a legion of well-educated female workers is being chronically underutilised.

Electric and hybrid owners will be taxed 2.5 cents per kilometre from 2027 and plug-in hybrid owners will have to pay 2 cents, with the rate to be tied to rises in the consumer price index.

Thousands of protesters broke down the gates of Mahinda Rajapaksa’s residence, while others torched politicians’ homes and beat an MP and his bodyguard to death.

Anthony Albanese has silenced claims he is avoiding Daniel Andrews on the hustings. The downside? Andrews showed him what political cut-through looks like.

Renee Ferguson – the woman sent a lewd photo by former Australian Test cricket captain Tim Paine – is now waiting on a Federal Court judge’s decision on whether her sexual harassment case can go ahead.

New Labor party ads targeting Scott Morrison in Victoria.

Warriors star Draymond Green and his wife will donate $100,000 to a foundation in memory of his former teammate Adreian Payne who was shot dead at just 31.

The Waratahs have gone back to the future as they pursue an unlikely playoffs spot, with Ned Hanigan and 2014 title-winning prop Paddy Ryan drafted back into the squad.

The global insurance giant says car-shipping incidents are now a major cause of loss for the insurance industry after a cargo ship with about 4000 VWs, Porsches and Lamborghinis sank in the Atlantic two months ago.

Dejan Vasiljevic was unfazed by social media abuse received after his clutch three-pointer against the Tasmania Jackjumpers on Sunday put the Kings just one win away from the NBL championship.

The incredible healing powers when it comes to playing Collingwood next, the goalkicker hidden in the Otways; Carlton climbing