Новости за 16.10.2022

The NDIS is already the second-most expensive government-funded program and its cost pressures are rising quickly. So how can Labor control it?

Former prime minister Julia Gillard will lead a childhood education overhaul in South Australia.

Two separate instances of gun violence within hours of each other have landed two people in hospital in Queensland.

The state opposition leader will prioritise permanent teachers and local manufacturing of trains.

Xi has asserted his authority over the party to such an extent that a third term in power - once controversial - is now a fait accompli.

Weekend Today co-host Charles Croucher has been named the new political editor for the Nine network.

Sri Lanka’s legion of fans brought tremendous noise to the T20 World Cup opener only to watch Namibia conjure one almighty upset.

Sri Lanka’s army of fans brought tremendous noise to the T20 World Cup opener only to watch Namibia conjure an almighty upset.

He was convinced to join the ALP by his now wife — now Chris Minns could be the man to lead Labor to its first state election victory in 16 years.

Xi Jinping says Beijing reserves the right to use all necessary measures to reunify China and Taiwan.

A huge fire has broken out at a notorious jail in Iran where political prisoners and anti-government activists are held.

Adam Carey reports from Mooroopna, where an eerie calm precedes the height of the floodwaters.

Western Sydney will get $300 million for roads, including money for a connection from the M7 near Blacktown.

A massive fire has engulfed a large pharmaceutical factory in Sydney's south-west.

Rivers and creeks are converging, cutting off access and power to thousands of people in Victoria, as emergency cash support is announced.

A parliamentary inquiry found an “intimidating” system that emphasised “prosecution more so than conduct management” of councillors.

Giga Kick was lauded after his stunning victory in the $15m Everest on Saturday, but a hint of his toughness came early in life.

The Sydney Morning Herald understands the Independent Casino Commission (ICC) will hand down the decision on Monday.

The owners of nearby Perth venue The Shoe Bar are “cautiously optimistic” about plans to revitalise the struggling square in the heart of the CBD. “It’s nothing like Yagan Square was intentionally going to be when it first opened,” Kieran Glynn said.

After watching the Kosciuszko feature at Randwick without his star mare It’s Me, trainer Brett Cavanough is gearing up for an immediate hit-back at Muswellbrook on Monday.

Everything you need to know to pick a winner on Monday’s eight-race card.

The Souths superstar drew boos from the English fans but his emotions got the better of him when the entire Australian team was drawn into a huddle by the vanquished Bati.

Queensland police are investigating the sudden death of a woman who was found unconscious at a home in Brisbane’s bayside.

News Corp has set up a special board committee of independent directors to study a potential deal and evaluate possible terms, according to a company statement.

Thousands of Sydneysiders made the most of welcome blue skies for the return of Spring Cycle on Sunday before more wet weather later in the week.