Новости за 15.08.2022

Both my parents were teachers, I went to the local public school and wanted to teach in low-socioeconomic, challenging environments. But I didn’t make it to five years in the job.

Son Chhay, a dual Cambodian and Australian citizen, is facing criminal defamation charges after criticising local commune elections across Cambodia in June.

John Bolton has criticised the Biden Administration for pursuing a nuclear deal with Iran even as it attempts to murder Americans and people under US protection on US soil. And he’s not alone.

Perth’s animal refuges are banding together to fight for change after being inundated with pets surrendered due to strict rental bans paired with increased living costs.

It’s time to act. A developmental disorder so severe it’s impacting entire lives is alarmingly common, but it’s going unnoticed – especially in young girls.

Boys treated for harmful sexual behaviours tend to be between 10 and 13, and come from households where their hypermasculine father denigrates their mother.

While triple-zero call answering times have drastically improved recently, there were still weeks in May when more than a quarter of the most urgent ambulance cases were taking more than a minute to get through to ESTA, according to data seen by The Age.

The City of Sydney says the prominent billboard on Glebe Island’s silos beside the Anzac Bridge has overstayed its welcome and should be ripped down.

Lawyers for Julian Assange are suing the CIA and its former director Mike Pompeo for allegedly spying on the WikiLeaks founder and his visitors when he was holed up in the Ecuadorian embassy in London.

Lawyers for Julian Assange are suing presidential hopeful Mike Pompeo and the CIA for spying on the WikiLeaks founder and his visitors when he was holed up in the Ecuadorian embassy in London.

An electric vehicle start-up is converting semi-trailer trucks into electric heavy-haulers powered by a network of quick-change batteries on Australia’s east coast.

Palmer Luckey has created two firms worth more than $US1 billion and been fired from one.

Palmer Luckey has created two firms worth more than $US1 billion and been fired from one.

An electric vehicle start-up is converting semi-trailer trucks into electric heavy-haulers powered by a network of quick-change batteries on Australia’s east coast.

A new report has shown that temperatures in rental properties routinely drop below safe levels and that mould is also a serious problem.

The world’s biggest fund manager, BlackRock, has selected Australia for the rollout of its largest investment in grid-scale batteries.

Digital art gallery The Lume is bringing a new exhibition to Melbourne featuring projections of work by Claude Monet and other impressionist artists.

A royal birth, a cinema hold-up, and Indonesia’s status.

As fans reeled at the news of his death, the Herald celebrated the “dangerous influence” and “animal sexuality” of Elvis Presley.

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

A piece of vision from round 20 has revealed the breakdown between Essendon coach Ben Rutten and his players

Those at Belmore who have played under Cameron Ciraldo explained why they cannot wait to reunite with him.

A 37-year-old is in police custody over an alleged shooting at a home in Perth’s southern suburbs on Monday morning.

A University of WA law graduate is facing a possible prison sentence for raping a fellow student during post-exam celebrations on Perth's Rottnest Island.

Fifty-year-old Juliet Oldroyd has appeared in Darwin court, facing charges of alleged abduction over the disappearance of five-year-old Grace Hughes.