Новости за 16.10.2022

The Matildas will spend the entirety of next year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup on Australia’s eastern seaboard, regardless of how they fare on the pitch.

Students whose first language was Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander can deepen their knowledge of that tongue as part of the curriculum for the first time.

It was supposed to be the publication that redefined journalism. Months after its ambitious attempt to launch, it owes staff and suppliers thousands of dollars in unpaid invoices and wages.

It’s time for Anthony Albanese to do something about a scheme that gives families with female breadwinners and stay-at-home dads nothing.

From contaminated couches to damp so deep that special dehumidifying machines are required, cleaning up a flooded house is a difficult business.

Everything is lined up to deliver to Biden & Co a shellacking in the midterms, yet the biggest hurdle for a Trumpist surge could be Donald Trump himself.

As spirituality has faded, the language of politics has been pared to the technocratic. But politics needs to accommodate feeling.

New tech is coming to Australia that aims to slash electricity prices for households and small businesses and sell excess energy back to the grid.

The NSW premier writes that, 10 years on, the bold vision for Barangaroo has been realised, and it reclaims the grandeur of the landmark that predated the flat concrete wasteland of recent times.

Billions of dollars are being rorted from Medicare each year, including by billing dead people and falsifying patient records to boost profits.

Risky drinking among nurses and teachers is posing a substantial threat to industries already haemorrhaging staff, with pay disputes adding fuel to the fire.

What happens when the two new kids on the fitness and nutrition block get together? A positive effect on health that is more than the sum of its parts.

Australia’s resource sector consists of the companies with the most to gain and the most to lose from the energy transition, and its attempt to speak with one voice holds back the miners with a future.

Aqualand warned the viability of the project is under consideration after Planning Minister Anthony Roberts’ intervention to kill off a proposed luxury tower.

Construction started on one of Sydney’s largest urban renewal projects 10 years ago. After backflips, clashes and dead deals, the Barangaroo precinct is almost complete. Has it been a success?

Liverpool ended Manchester City’s unbeaten run to give Arsenal a healthy lead at the top of the Premier League after their victory over Leeds.

Chelsea picked up points to draw clear of Manchester United and Newcastle as Arsenal handed Leeds United their first home loss of the season.

Deadly floods could inundate more than 7000 homes in Shepparton and neighbouring Mooroopna as roads slam shut and the remaining residents of towns are told it is too late to leave.

Foxtel is on the verge of securing a long-term deal for the majority of NBCU’s programs, while Stan has gone to Hollywood to look at a new way of doing deals.

Atheists believe in the science, and use it to fact-check the actions of society. They are compassionate and almost always responsible

Oil and gas billionaire Bryan Sheffield’s family has had a long relationship with Australia. Now they’ve made a $110 million bet on gas in the Northern Territory’s Beetaloo Basin.

Farmers are bracing for major financial pain as floodwaters block off access roads, damage valuable crops and imperil upcoming harvests.

Andrew Leigh will use a speech to signal new competition reform, canvassing competition payments to the states and an overhaul of occupational licensing.

Petrol company Ampol is hoping to tempt motorists and customers to its convenience stores through a sweet new deal with Doughnut Time.

The mandatory five-day COVID isolation period has lifted – but big employers will not be permitting COVID-positive workers into the workplace.