Новости за 08.12.2022

The disappearance of Esther Wallace has rocked the small town in which she lived. Locals say there are many puzzling things about her disappearance.

An apprentice electrician has avoided being sent to jail over a crash that killed a beloved Chelsea grandmother.

Cricket Australia’s mismanagement of the ball-tampering scandal in its early days, and David Warner’s reluctance to make a detailed confession, mean redemption will remain elusive.

US federal prosecutors are investigating whether FTX’s founder, Sam Bankman-Fried, manipulated the market for two cryptocurrencies.

And after he fled the country, she claimed her son had killed himself in a remote location where his body could not be found.

Quay Quarter Tower may have been voted the world’s best building and top skyscraper, but it didn’t get the top gong in a poll of nearly 3400 Herald readers.

The bone was found during a search for missing man Joshua Mou. Investigators are working to determine whether his disappearance is suspicious.

Items owned by fraudster Melissa Caddick have been sold off for $860,000 in a bid to recoup her victims' losses.

Police are trying to identify a body found wrapped in plastic in the basement of Queensland unit block.

Former Queensland State of Origin hero Corey Allan is the third Canterbury player to be released since the end of the season despite being under contract for 2023.

Football great Dwight Yorke isn't getting too carried away with the hype around Socceroos star Harry Souttar.

Latia Henderson and Kayley Ketley sang along to rap lyrics and complained about traffic while a bleeding Nisha Phillips was trapped in the boot of the car.

David Warner didn't spend long at the crease a day after releasing an explosive statement levelled at Cricket Australia.

The national broadcaster is hiring a chief content officer and migrating regional reporters to its news division as part of a major shift in the way it operates and commissions programs.

It can only come under the category of (enormous) human error or accounting fraud. The investigation now under way at the engineering giant should provide the answer to that.

It can only come under the category of (massive) human error or accounting fraud. The investigation now underway at the engineering giant should provide the answer to that.

A new video of a tradie falling off a roof during a fight has emerged after yesterday's incident in an affluent eastern Sydney suburb.

The government charges young drivers $186.55 – more than seven times the $26 charged in NSW and Victoria. The LNP says they should get their licence for free.

The Australian government, however, wants Indonesia to monitor him around the clock to ensure he does not return to extremism.

Liberals in Pittwater have demanded Treasurer Matt Kean be censured for his comments that party members are out of touch with the community.

David Jurkovic was the architect of his own demise. The 44-year-old kept detailed ledgers of his drug deals, which provided federal police with enough evidence that led to a jail term of almost 20 years.

Medibank will go offline this weekend for a cybersecurity overhaul following the damaging cyberhack in October.

Musician, journalist and activist Paulie Stewart, one of the original members of the infamous Painters and Dockers, reflects on his “kamikaze lifestyle” in an entertaining new memoir.

Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil says her department has been too narrowly focused on issues such as border security and organised crime and needs to pay more attention to emerging threats.

The federal government has asked the states to cap the price of coal at $125 per tonne – less than half the market rate.