Новости за 07.07.2022

Disruption to Sydney’s rail network will drag on for at least another day, despite unions agreeing to a further easing of industrial action.

A 70-year solo sailor with broken ribs has been picked up by Queensland water police after making a distress call.

Vegetable and fruit crops wiped out by more floods in NSW in a warming climate will take months to grow back, putting further strain on food costs.

Andrew Johns has fired up after Liam Martin's season was ended by a cannonball tackle.

Around 60 financial services providers operated under the licence of Lanterne Fund Services, including entities linked to racing personality Tom Waterhouse and the TV show Shark Tank.

The ICAC is investigating whether three former Hurstville councillors accepted perks from Chinese developers in exchange for supporting their developments.

Reece Jones will look for a first stakes win on Jojo Was A Man in the Winter Stakes as he closes on a feat not seen achieved in 40 years by an apprentice.

Caroline Wilson is refusing to rule out Essendon as the race to secure Alastair Clarkson heats up

The crew of the tugboat Diamantina risked their lives to stop the disabled bulk carrier Portland Bay from running aground.

Has David Noble really been given the best opportunity with the tools he’s been given? I don’t think so. But I’ve already been on record as saying it will be difficult for him to survive, so bad have the Kangaroos been this season.

Supply issues as well as soaring coast of grapes set to impact price of white wine.

Residents in the Hunter region have “weathered the worst” of floods with now other communities downstream facing the risk of flooding.

Jordan McLean was set to make his NSW Blues debut, before being injured at training.

Actor Russell Crowe and his attempts at different accents throughout his career.

Brisbane woman is now $30 million richer after winning Tuesday night's Oz Lotto.

The spillage from the Warragamba is falling with anger from flood-stricken locals is growing.

From rolling lists of resignations to interviewing cats and holding live pigs, the British media is going all out to cover the leadership crisis surrounding Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

Perth Zoo’s Asian elephant Tricia, the Picasso of the pachyderms, has died.

The city state has added two more drug-mules to its death penalty tally, with more to come, despite evidence the death penalty has not prevented such crimes.

Let’s be honest: it’s as easy to write the column “Ten Reasons To Love Nick Kyrgios” as it is to write the column “Ten Reasons To Hate Nick Kyrgios”.

Tennis great Wally Masur was impressed by the composure of Nick Kyrgios to play match point twice in his quarter-final win over Cristian Garin.

If your goal is real behaviour change – and not just virtuous Instagram posts – implementing boundaries around alcohol consumption that are sustainable in the long term will be more helpful than hanging your hat on a hashtag for a booze-free few weeks.

Latrell Mitchell has revealed he grappled with the agonising decision of whether to make himself available for the State of Origin decider for several weeks.

A 100-year-old timber bridge removed from Brisbane’s northside is being replaced.

Singleton township is facing major flooding which is currently affecting its low-lying areas.