Новости за 20.07.2023

A construction site in Auckland's CBD has come under fire with a police operation underway.

Another tick higher for Wall Street added to its big rally for the year following profit reports from a spate of banks and other big US companies.

Solo diners at the double Michelin-starred Alex Dilling restaurant at are faced with covering the full cost of a meal for two alone.

The robo-debt royal commission made a range of scathing findings against Kathryn Campbell who ran the Department of Human Services when the scheme was introduced.

Join Louise Ransome and Mark Taylor as they review Day 1 of the 4th Test. Mark Taylor is disappointed in the results of the day, but commends the effort put in by the batsmen. Tubby hopeful that the Australian bowlers can get the momentum going in the second day.

Now’s your chance to get on stage and perform at one of the grandest theatres in town.

In what one writers’ guild director described as a ‘union busting tactic’, NBCUniversal pruned a line of trees that had been providing shade. Local authorities are investigating.

Former AFL player Nathan Brown says he doesn't see the point of Alastair Clarkson returning to coach North Melbourne this year.

An Australian woman working in Auckland's CBD has told Today what it was like the moment a shooting occurred on a nearby building site.

While the cancellation could alleviate worker and material shortages, there are concerns the state is still spending big for little economic benefit.

Sources close to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have dismissed rumours the couple is ont the verge of separating following reports in US media.

Microsoft’s best days were feared to be behind it when Satya Nadella took over. Now he has joined an exclusive club.

Microsoft shares have soared since Satya Nadella’s first day on the job. The surge has propelled him into an exclusive club.

Witnesses reported that a man wielding a shotgun entered a construction building at approximately 7.20am local time.

An investigation is underway after a man was fatally shot by police in Glebe, Sydney.

There are reports of a global outage on messaging app Whatsapp, with hundreds of thousands of users reporting errors.

Families could be encouraged to rent spare rooms to international students, and power bills are likely to remain high due to the El Nino weather system.

Reports are emerging of possible gunfire at a construction site in Auckland's CBD.