Новости за 17.07.2022

As thousands of residents turn their attention to the mammoth clean-up effort after heavy rain and flash flooding smashed them for the third time this year, the question over whether the Warragamba Dam wall should be raised has reared its head again.

Peter Dutton said he was close to securing two off-the-shelf nuclear-powered boats from the US, but Andrew Hastie has challenged Britain to compete.

Cameron Smith is aiming to be Australia’s first British Open winner in more than 30 years. Join us for all the action as the anniversary tournament draws to a close at St Andrews.

Cameron Smith has become the first Australian in more than 30 years to win the British Open, holding off Rory McIlroy to claim the famous Claret Jog at St Andrews.

Cameron Smith has become the first Australian in more than 30 years to win the British Open, holding off Rory McIlroy to claim the famous Claret Jog at St Andrews.

The opt-in wallet will be linked to a player’s identity and an Australian bank account, and will include harm minimisation protections such as spending limits and real-time spending data.

Anthony Albanese promised that his government would listen and in restoring payments for sick leave for casual workers he has fulfilled that promise

More than 75 per cent of households paid for at least one streaming service last year, a figure which is expected to increase to 80 per cent by the end of this year.

In high-end real estate, it’s all about the address - even for a dust bowl connected to a Colombian billionaire that just got much more expensive.

They’ve put together a deposit, got a home loan approved and are counting the cost of rising interest rates - but many potential buyers aren’t prepared for the next challenge.

Doctors say the research highlights the need for elective surgery to continue as the pandemic again affects hospitals’ ability to tackle the procedure backlog.

The groundbreaking court for Indigenous young people will be extended to a third location in NSW and a Local Court initiative involving Aboriginal elders in sentencing decisions will be expanded.

Rio Tinto is hunting for opportunities to grow its exposure to the electric-battery material lithium and is weighing an earlier start-up of a mine in Argentina.

Dedicated live music venue Liberty Hall, located opposite the Hordern Pavilion, will open its doors to international and domestic touring acts and 1200-person audiences from late October.

Half-way to the moon, communications lifeline, and shooting begins on Ned Kelly

All they wanted to do was play cards - and then the Special Gaming Squad shut down their tournament. The Herald met the diehards who lived for poker.

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

Wests Tigers coach Brett Kimmorley says it was disrespectful of the Penrith Panthers to rest all seven of its Origin stars

Liam Livingstone had to walk after holing out in the deep to a tremendous bit of fielding from India's Ravindra Jadeja

A critical care team had to be winched down to a jetty near the site of the collision as part of a major multi-agency rescue operation.

The budget bottom line is facing the same hit from higher interest rates as the household budgets of ordinary mortgage payers, the treasurer says.

The news of the day as interpreted by our talented artists, illustrators and cartoonists.

Of all the reasons the Blues lost the State of Origin series, maybe one reason stands above all others: South Sydney superstar Latrell Mitchell.

A Grattan Institute analysis of federal government board positions shows 21 per cent had direct political connections, described as a form of “grey corruption”.

41 years until we all live long and prosper.