Новости за 27.06.2022

A senior policeman behind Queensland’s successful crackdown on organised motorcycle gangs has warned Victoria to give police additional powers to stop organised crime-linked offenders or risk becoming a haven for bikies.

Ahead of his tribunal hearing, Geelong defender Tom Stewart says he is still coming to terms with his heavy hit on Dion Prestia, with the Cats debating how best to handle their defence case.

Human trials of a new COVID-19 vaccine which will cover multiple variants is showing promising results.

Journalist and podcaster Hedley Thomas has given evidence to the Chris Dawson murder trial.

Sydney Harbour Tunnel, blocked by a car as protesters disrupted CBD streets, may just be the start of chaos planned for Sydney this week.

Climate change activists have blocked major Sydney roads as part of a week of disruptions.

Train drivers, teachers and nurses will all strike across NSW this week bringing the state to a standstill.

Riaz Behi, 47, was convicted by a jury at his second trial of 13 charges including aggravated sexual touching and aggravated sexual assault of a person under his authority.

Brighton Secondary College’s principal has told the Federal Court he did his best to limit a proliferation of hate symbols graffitied around his school.

The final day of hearings into the casino giant has heard that The Star’s recent board and management purge was not enough to demonstrate it had changed.

An image of Emma Thompson in the upcoming adaptation of Matilda has touched of fresh controversy about how fat people are shown on screen.

The Wests Tigers have one eye on the future, handing Fonua Pole his debut for this weekend, while under-pressure halfback Luke Brooks has earned a stay of execution.

Luke Brooks will keep his spot at halfback for the Wests Tigers this weekend, while the coaching merry-go-round continues with all eyes now on Brett Kimmorley and Sam Burgess.

A man who attacked three sex workers in St Kilda and raped another woman he imprisoned in his car in Sunshine has been sent to prison.

Veteran player agent Peter Jess has questioned whether the threat of life-altering brain trauma is getting through to AFL players, Simon Lethlean says the Saints are pushing ahead with talks on new deal for coach Brett Ratten, and Majak Daw calls time.

My Girona, a talented three-year-old filly by Irish sire Myboycharlie, lines up in a Class 1 Handicap over 1257m, hunting a second career win at her 11th start.

Submissions to a parliamentary committee considering a proposed tightening of casino regulation have urged changes to the Queensland government’s approach.

A man is being treated by paramedics in Melbourne’s inner north after being shot by police on Monday afternoon.

All the information you need to find a winner or two at the NSW feature meeting.

Pressure is mounting for Redlands mayor Karen Williams to resign after she was allegedly caught drunk behind the wheel of her car just an hour after speaking with families of victims lost to drink driving.

Swans coach John Longmire wants detailed research to be carried out before any send-off rule is considered by the AFL.

A worldwide survey has found regulators in Australasia and the Pacific are more focused on preventing workplace abuse than their counterparts elsewhere.

The Blockade Australia protest began at Hyde Park at 8am and quickly moved across the city’s CBD towards the harbour.

This week, we discuss the Blues and whether they can go all the way. Plus, the fight for spots in the eight, Jordan De Goey’s contract, Tom Stewart’s bump on Dion Prestia and could Alastair Clarkson coach Essendon?

An audit has found ethical shortfalls in the Industry Department’s ‘Entrepreneurs Programme’, which offers businesses practical advice and mentorship from experts.