Новости за 27.12.2022

Emergency services were called shortly before 11pm to reports a man, believed to have been 25, had been shot at a home about 20 kilometres east of Cessnock.

A woman is fighting for life in hospital after she was found on fire outside a home in Melbourne’s outer west.

Kai Havertz and Mason Mount both scored for Chelsea in their first win since October.

Thousands of revellers will celebrate across Melbourne on the weekend, hoping 2023 will be better than the past few years.

Alexei Maslov, who was the commander in chief of Russia’s ground forces from 2004 to 2008, died on Christmas day at a military hospital in Moscow, his employer said.

George Santos invented his qualifications, his career on Wall Street, and even his religion. Now he’s about to be sworn in to Congress.

Wolfgang Buckley grew up at music festivals. Now his band, Stiff Richards – which has Iggy Pop’s tick of approval – is coming back to perform at Meredith.

The rollout of drone technology has seen the number of shark sightings increase sharply in recent years.

A proposal for a new tax on landlords who leave shops empty for extended periods has been slammed by the NSW Small Business Commissioner.

The property market boom was starting to slow down as 2022 dawned, but the year had a surprise in store for even seasoned forecasters.

Changes rolling out from New Year’s Day include savings on childcare and kinder, cheaper medicines​, ​help for homeowners looking to downsize​​, and a boost to welfare payments for about 1 million Australians.

The NSW government is falling well short of its targets in key policy areas only months before voters deliver their verdict at the polls.

The disgraced former president will loiter as his party’s problem, but not everybody else’s.

It means so much when another parent says: “same”.

Princess Catherine is always perfectly groomed but it might be time to relax, as Camilla, the Queen Consort, demonstrates.

Some submarines will eventually be located here, with Australian flags and personnel, but they’re essentially US boats operated in the great power’s interests.

The beach, books, prawns and oysters; ferry rides and weekends up the coast; memories of body surfing with her father. Senior Herald reporter Julie Power on what makes summer special.

Labor has gained ground in every state and staged a dramatic advance in the key battleground of Queensland, where the party’s primary vote has jumped 10 percentage points in an exclusive new analysis.

Taiwan will extend compulsory military service from four months to one year from 2024 to combat a rising threat from neighbouring China.

The UNHCR says it’s been asking Malaysia, Thailand, India, Sri Lanka and Indonesia to help, but only two countries answered the call.

Andoo Comanche has won line honours in the 77th edition of the Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race, marking a triumphant return for the super maxi.

With customers willing to spend big on upmarket goods, the luxury end of the retail sector has manged to close out 2022 with a spring in its step.

With 60,000 current clients, compost and fertilisation company Subpod aims to be in 3 million homes in the next five to ten years.

Corporate Australia battled a much harder economic landscape than it expected during the year, but most attention was on board stoushes, hackers and a big move by the Big Australian.

George Brandis draws our attention to an issue which doesn’t much interest the media: the level of anti-Christian discrimination and persecution in the world.