Новости за 14.06.2022

Just two days ago, Tim Tszyu was celebrating news that a deal had been struck to fight Jermell Charlo. Now his undisputed world title shot is in jeopardy.

Triple Zero operators are receiving an influx of non-urgent calls to the emergency service.

A woman has died in a caravan fire at Dandenong south early this morning.

The battle of the Big Freeze beanies; Harford a blue; the never-ending Mitch Brown story. Peter Ryan takes a look at the lighter side of footy.

A parliamentary inquiry into extremism in Victoria has been warned children as young as ten are increasingly being radicalised online.

Heavyweight boxers Justis Huni and Joseph Goodall weigh in ahead of their Brisbane bout.

A former Hurstville councillor has given evidence he accepted bags filled with $170,000 from a developer linked to apartment blocks in Sydney’s south.

The Australian sharemarket plunged into correction territory on Tuesday after US inflation numbers indicated interest rates will need to rise more than financial markets expected.

Three men have been charged after a shooting in Melbourne's north early this morning

New-for-2022 rules have seen teams battle "porpoising", which has drivers concerned someone is about to have a serious crash

Boris Johnson says a new bill is “relatively trivial”, but the European Union is threatening legal action.

This week on the Real Footy podcast, Michael Gleeson, Jake Niall and Caroline Wilson discuss the on and off-field issues for the Melbourne Demons after a third-straight loss.

Bulldogs star Bailey Smith has completed an interview with the AFL’s integrity unit over his self-confessed use of an illicit substance.

The Chinese President has signed off on a six-chapter order that will frame his defence forces’ activities in the region.

Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner says the business case for a potential “Gold CityGlider” has been submitted to Translink for consideration.

Fresh information has prompted a new coronial inquest, which will focus on a fake train ticket, suspicion the veteran’s daughter lied to police, and an alleged confession by his son-in-law.

Deputy commissioner Col Blanch has been picked to run the 7000-strong WA Police force, with outgoing commissioner Chris Dawson to become the state’s new governor.

Researchers at Monash University are hoping a technology they have invented will enable women who have to undergo lengthy intravenous infusion treatments for postnatal depression to take a simple pill instead.

Teenagers, Google, the Kardashians – literally, who do we blame?

Sydney’s commuters faced significant delays on the city’s roads after the Harbour Tunnel was closed due to a CCTV failure on Tuesday.

Mark Bosnich’s mobile phone lit up with criticism as the Socceroos coach rolled the dice against Peru.

Mark Bosnich’s mobile phone lit up with criticism as the Socceroos coach rolled the dice against Peru.

Meanwhile, new data shows the total value of Australia’s 10.8 million residential properties has increased by $221 billion in the first three months of the year. Follow our live coverage.

The inflation virus is no longer just affecting the higher risk tech stocks but also dragging down the tried and tested household names.

“We’re standing at a point where to continue business as usual would lead to around $3 billion dollars of losses by the end of the decade,” Premier Mark McGowan said.