Новости за 06.07.2022

After the last property boom five years ago, a drop in the market left some buyers facing “mortgage prison”, and experts warn this risk could rear its head again.

Body found in sunken car, punter forced to apologise and singing puppies from New Guinea.

Fifty years ago, when Evonne Goolagong lost her Wimbledon title to Billie-Jean King her family remained philosophical: “She’ll be back, don’t you worry about that.”

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

At 65 years old, she was among the oldest elephants in the world and the oldest being cared for by a zoo in Australasia.

Ajla Tomljanovic gets off to a flyer in her quarter-final clash at Wimbledon

Ajla Tomljanovic gets off to a flyer in her quarter-final against Elena Rybakina at Wimbledon

South Australia is set to ban jumps racing after the Greens put a bill to state parliament.

It’s a damp time.

There are concerns delays and cancellations at Perth Airport could last weeks, as staff shortages hit hard.

WA paedophile Bradley Pen Dragon has been let out of prison again. He is vowing to fight claims he was stashing pictures of children days after his release.

Detectives had bugged the woman’s home hoping to pick up crucial evidence, when she walked into a police station and confessed.

Seven threatened plant and animal species on the World Heritage-listed site also had up to three-quarters of their island habitat burnt, a long-awaited Queensland government scientific report has found.

Luke Jackson has three choices. Whichever of these three paths he takes, neither of Melbourne nor (especially) Fremantle should be offering him the kind of massive contract that has been mooted.

Hundreds of health workers have walked out of Perth hospitals to fight for better wages.

A Queensland OzTag referee has suffered a bleed on the brain after allegedly being assaulted on a sports field.

Deakin University researchers say over-reliance on less-qualified teachers to run specialist classes is like “expecting dentists to meet the shortfall in country doctors”.

Herald readers started the holy team selection, I have finished it off.

The review of the Australian Research Council follows the controversy over the former government’s decision to veto six humanities projects in 2021.

Richmond, Collingwood, Geelong and Essendon have all made inquiries about the Giants midfielder, according to club sources.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet are set to visit flood-ravaged areas across NSW today as some residents face their fourth clean-up in just two years.

Junior Paulo, Jarome Luai and Stephen Crichton are expected to represent Samoa at the World Cup. But they won’t publicly declare their stance yet.

Tugboat captain Brad Lucas says one thought is always at the back of his mind: “What happens when that ship’s floating towards the rocks and you’re the only crew around?”

Steve Smith is intrigued by England’s boldness under Brendon McCullum, and believes it can work on sportier pitches.

Despite Matthew Guy expressing surprise at the loss of deputy Victorian Nationals leader Steph Ryan, the Liberals will try to take her central Victorian seat of Euroa.