Новости за 27.04.2023

Crown Casino has been hit with a $30 million fine by Victoria's gambling watchdog over investigations into undocumented bank cheques.

Victorians are being slugged with more taxes than any other state.

A woman has told the court of how a man tried to rape her and she believes it is the same man on trial for allegedly murdering teen Michelle Bright in 1999.

More workers, mainly tradies, are being blinded or suffering vision impairment because of "preventable" eye injuries.

An IKEA store will be opening in Sydney's Northern Beaches with a new “plan and order point” format.

A woman in her 60s reversed her car into another before hitting a woman in her 30s on the street, police have said.

Erskineville is the unlikely winner of Australia’s top-ranked postcode, but Sydney’s latte line still divides the city along social and economic metrics.

Shafiul Milky has been jailed for 14 years and six months over rape, indecent assault and sexual assault involving six women between 2012 and 2019.

All signs are pointing to a pardon for Kathleen Folbigg, who has been described as Australia's worst female serial killer.

A man has been refused bail after he allegedly assaulted two young women who were walking on the street in Goulburn, NSW.

WA’s embattled construction industry has claimed another scalp as Austral mothballs Cardup factory.

Markets are expecting inflation to return to the 2 to 3 per cent band, but fund managers warn that high inflation is likely to stay for some time.

A landmark broadcast deal and twice the number of games is set to propel the women’s competition to new heights this season.

Two people have died after a car crashed into a pedestrian in the carpark of Nepean Hospital.

Australia Post boss Paul Graham has warned the boom in e-commerce and parcels is not enough to save the ailing business burdened with ballooning losses in its letters business.

As rain clouds threaten the weekend in Sydney, climatologists have their eyes on Pacific Ocean water mass that could indicate a brewing El Nino weather system.

The unedifying image of a lobbyist choking back tears and swearing at politicians over small reforms to the pharmacy business leaves scant room for sympathy.

Abbott doesn’t just share the same politics as fellow former prime minister John Howard, but also a taste for holidaying in a similar area.

The NRL has finalised its review into the Dragons’ request to get Ramsey’s contract removed from this year’s salary cap and have decided to make an exemption for his unique situation.

Richard Haass has worked for four American presidents and one secretary of state. He believes multilateral strategic partnerships can survive personalities.

This was a huge literary event, the likes of which we haven’t seen since the heady days of Harry Potter. But what were people so eager to buy at midnight?

The players have become uncompetitive. The gameplan resembles 18 stationary traffic cones and the usually patient fan base is getting restless. Pump the brakes, the parade is over.

A new proposal would see Sydney’s town squares and parks transformed into flexible performance spaces open to local musicians and community groups.

Veteran Liberal MP Warren Entsch, who will retire at the next election, has suggested Trent Twomey should run for the LNP in the Senate - but the Pharmacy Guild boss has dismissed the call.

A large-scale search will resume at first light for an Australian man who went overboard while on a Royal Caribbean cruise from Brisbane to Hawaii.