Новости за 27.06.2022

A Perth father has sounded the alarm on e-scooters and is pushing for tougher laws after his daughter was knocked to the ground by a rider.

The father of a young girl hospitalised after being hit by an e-scooter in Coogee says the high-speed vehicles should be banned from footpaths.

The US Supreme Court abortion ruling has taken women’s rights back half a century. The only real action that can be taken now is to amend the constitution, which written by white men 250 years ago.

The chief health officer said vaccine mandates would remain in place for health workers, and urged Queenslanders and doctors to be aware of COVID medicines.

NSW’s Angus Crichton was visibly sick on the sidelines at half-time and revealed he almost had to pull out during the warm-up at Optus Stadium.

Quade Cooper’s return to the top of Test rugby has been hard-won, which is why he’s helping out England’s young No.10.

The NSW back three of James Tedesco, Brian To’o and Daniel Tupou combined in devastating fashion to lay the foundations for victory against Queensland in Origin II.

In January, four women were swept into the water off Bushrangers Bay; their hopes of survival fading.

The number of Chinese enrolments rose by 2259 in 2021, bucking the trend of an 8.6 per cent decrease in international students across the state.

It took Nathan Lyon a decade of barren years in Test matches in Asia to appreciate the true significance of his 2011 debut.

Chris Hemsworth and Taika Waititi thought they’d used up all their ideas on the last Thor movie.

Portarlington is going through a rejuvenation, in no small part thanks to businessman Paul Little.

A coroner examining the murder of Queensland mum and grandma Doreen Langham, who was killed at the hands of her ex-partner, has revealed police failed to protect her.

The families of the four officers killed in the Eastern Freeway tragedy had their grief exacerbated by the appalling behaviour of Richard Pusey. But legislation should be clear and not subject to the vagaries of public outcry or opinion.

A man has been shot by police in Melbourne's north this afternoon.

Farmers are urging Australians to shop at their local small scale grocery store and to avoid big brands as the price of fresh produce goes up.

Majak Daw, the first Sudanese player to be drafted by an AFL club, has called time on his groundbreaking 12-year career

Digital censors quickly shut down online discussion after Beijing’s Communist Party secretary said the capital city would normalise pandemic prevention controls over coming years.

Former Mongols bikie Sam Abdulrahim has taunted his rivals from his hospital bed after the failed attempt on his life on Saturday.

Geelong star Tom Stewart says he still feels 'ill' after knocking out Dion Prestia

A high-profile former AFL player accused of trafficking large amounts of illicit drugs across Australia has appeared in the Melbourne Magistrates' Court today.

Rwanda’s leading opposition figure said the Commonwealth had made a mockery of itself by allowing the president to whitewash his crackdown on political opposition.

NSW Blues coach Brad Fittler could only laugh after Latrell Mitchell called for Matt Burton to retain his spot

At least four people have died after a Colombian stadium collapsed during a bull fighting event.

Protesters in the US have taken to the streets for the third day after abortion laws were overturned.