Новости за 05.12.2022

A Youtuber has been charged after allegedly modifying a 'clown car' and using it to perform dangerous stunts that were posted online.

The Royal Children's Hospital is warning parents to stay away from its emergency department if possible, with doctors facing unprecedented demand

A widower accused of causing the death of his new wife during their honeymoon has heard his case heard in court for the first time.

The family of a Melbourne teenager who was fatally stabbed in a brawl has described him as a "good kid" who enjoyed hanging out with friends.

Two men will be sentenced for the murder of Melbourne grocer Paul Virgona after a jury found Aaron Ong guilty of the crime.

Hillsong founder Brian Houston was not the only person who failed to report his father's sexual abuse of a child to police, his lawyer told a court.

A $1 million reward is on offer for information over 1982 bombings of the Israeli Consulate and the Hakoah Club in Sydney.

The community of Brighton Le Sands, Sydney is calling for a larger police presence after a wild brawl.

The biggest boost to welfare payments in more than 20 years in on the way for the young and vulnerable.

The hospital said its emergency department is experiencing unprecedented demand and warned of wait times of up to 12 hours.

The Sydney Thunder had planned to have the veteran opener available to deputise for young skipper Jason Sangha this season, but have had to rethink that idea.

Former Australian Open boss Paul McNamee hopes Novak Djokovic can win an historic 10th Melbourne Park title in January after proving himself as a “person of principle” this year.

A man who was molested by the father of Hillsong founder Brian Houston has given evidence about his response to the allegation.

Time is running out for the prime minister to strike a deal on power prices, as NSW and QLD warn against any hit to their combined $9 billion in annual coal royalties.

China’s hopes of toppling the US to become the world’s economic power in our lifetimes is slipping away as its COVID stance sets it up for future pain.

The Liberal leadership aspirant, who will compete against John Pesutto in a party room ballot on Thursday, believes the opposition needed to come out fighting for the party’s values before last month’s election defeat.

The Ombudsman collaborated extensively with the Department of Human Services and its investigation into the agency in 2017, the royal commission has heard.

Anthony Albanese is isolating at Kirribilli House, but plans to host a national cabinet meeting to solve the energy price crisis have been delayed.

Sanja Spasojevic was sacked for taking unauthorised leave but her lawyer says she had the blessing of Cook, who was the ultimate rule maker in their office.

The hospital said its emergency department is experiencing unprecedented demand and warned of wait times of up to 12 hours.

Former Liberal MP Phil Edman has narrowly avoided jail after being found guilty of hindering a probe by the corruption watchdog into his taxpayer-funded rendezvous and tipping off his associates.

An internal review identified Queensland as a key vulnerability for Labor, which must win seats from the Greens and Coalition there to hold power for the long term.

Every time Kelly Stewart got the nursery rhyme wrong he was bashed as part of a torturous ordeal, a court has been told.

Sydney’s weather may have warmed but is still cooler than usual, and the below-average temperatures are set to continue.

Almost 80 per cent of voters back energy price caps to tackle soaring electricity and gas bills, polling has found, as the states push back against the plan over lost royalties.