Новости за 26.09.2022

A state funeral will be held as a tribute to Uncle Jack Charles at Hamer Hall in Southbank next month after the elder and celebrated actor died following a stroke.

An Australian base jumper has shared footage of the life-threatening moment he gets stuck in a tree.

Following detections of poliovirus in London and New York, NSW Health is rolling out a monitoring plan based on the COVID-19 wastewater surveillance program.

Two Melbourne men have claimed responsibility for throwing an esports match after an online betting agency discovered suspicious behaviour made in the hours before the tournament.

Dominic Perrottet has urged parents to set a good example for kids on social media, deploring disrespectful engagement led by adults online.

As the NRL prepares to celebrate grand final week, one prominent Eel has taken a swipe at the governing body for dragging out pay talks.

Surf instructor Jeff Walton was caught with heroin and methamphetamine when arriving in Bali from Vietnam and faces a long stretch in an Indonesian prison.

Queensland Treasurer Cameron Dick says NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet is playing politics in refusing to provide data enabling land taxes to be imposed on NSW investors with Queensland property holdings.

Jack Jenkins talks to Wide World of Sports before his fight on Dana White's Contender Series, where he could earn a UFC contract.

A portrait of moral bankruptcy amid the pursuit of wealth, Industry lets you choose how much or how little you want to see and hear.

Meg Lanning is almost certain to miss the WBBL and it is possible Australia’s decorated captain may not return at all.

After a decade, the FIA World Rally Championship finally returns Down Under for Rally New Zealand.

Woman divides opinion with her 'first birthday' gift admission.

Greens leader Adam Bandy, who cooperated with Labor to pass the 43 per cent emissions targets, says he won’t be so amenable this time.

A powerful public probe into the Queensland government’s forensic lab has held its first public hearing after an interim report rocked the state’s criminal justice system.

International legal history has been made after a UN committee found the Australian government violated its human rights obligations to Torres Strait Islanders through climate change inaction.

Italians have voted in an election that could move the country’s politics sharply toward the right during a critical time for Europe.

Having given Labor a black eye in 2019, veteran investor Geoff Wilson isn’t ready to give the Albanese government any benefit of the doubt on its latest proposed tweak to the distribution of franking credits.

A little-seen film documenting the rise of Australia’s black power movement in the 1970s and the establishment of the Aboriginal Embassy in Canberra has been digitally restored and will be screened across the country.

The clothes took a back seat at Milan Fashion Week as big brands Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana and Versace attempted to outdo each other with celebrities, sets and unusual casting.

The national integrity commission will have the power to investigate anyone who tries to influence public officials into engaging in dishonest conduct in a pivotal step to capture “third parties”.

GWS have confirmed Bobby Hill will join Collingwood, but there is work to be done before Richmond and Geelong secure the Giants they want. Meanwhile, Rory Lobb continues to push for a shift to the Bulldogs, which could help the Dockers land Luke Jackson.

We are celebrating now, but we know this is just the beginning. The new Australian government may have brought in a new climate policy, but more ambitious action must be taken urgently.

Cameron Green’s India exploits mean Mitchell Marsh and Marcus Stoinis will not want to put a single foot wrong in their returns from injury

In a rare glimpse of her royal duties Mary, Crown Princess of Denmark, has been filmed dancing at an official event with husband Frederik, Crown Prince of Denmark.