Новости за 01.08.2023

Transport officials have been told to provide urgent advice to the government on a “potential eastern extension” to Australia’s biggest public transport project.

The state government has signed a lease for more than 18,600 square metres of office space in a new 10-storey, energy-efficient building on Victoria Parade.

Prep students in Melbourne have celebrated 100 Days of School, an imported American tradition to commemorate a key learning milestone.

City of Port Phillip councillors are considering a levy and registration requirements for short-term accommodation providers after backlash from locals.

Enraged rival recruiters are railing against North Melbourne’s wish to gain pre-draft access to outstanding prospect Ryley Sanders, with some clubs putting together submissions to try to prevent the move.

Transport Minister Jo Haylen met with a former Labor staffer whom she later hired as the state’s top transport official just days after the ALP won the election, raising questions about the hiring process for the job.

The property we’re in can often feel like our “forever home”, so making the call to downsize can feel like a big decision

An American philosopher claims travel turns us into the worst version of ourselves. I disagree.

Once you retire and are receiving the pension, generally you no longer need to file a tax return.

Dubious claims in skincare, supplement and health food marketing are everywhere. Don’t fall for them.

The older I get, the more I worry about the nightmare we oldies are leaving for our children and grandchildren. The obvious problem is climate change, but other difficulties are everywhere you look.

An election promise to build two new rail lines in Melbourne’s outer-west has been axed, with the Victorian government instead considering whether to electrify existing lines.

We don’t really take in airports, but if you get into sightseeing mode and pretend your holiday has already begun, time will pass more quickly.

Employers have an obligation to pay superannuation, writes Dr Kirstin Ferguson, but that doesn’t mean they always do.

The announcement comes nearly two months after the golf world was left stunned by the announcement of a framework agreement between the US-based circuit and LIV Golf.

Brisbane will provide a quarter of the south-east’s new housing by 2046, even though the city’s population growth will be one of the region’s lowest.

The boss of DIY giant Bunnings says the company’s push to simplify its back office should translate to a better experience for customers seeking bargains.

Over the past three months alone, the rate of sales across all sectors of office, industrial and retail assets collapsed by 61 per cent.

Fortis is adding to its Double Bay portfolio with the development of the first flagship RH luxury gallery in an effort to enhance the vibrancy of the precinct and attract further luxury brands and operators to the area.

Trivia buffs: test your knowledge with today’s interactive superquiz and target.

England have served notice to other countries with an emphatic 6-1 win over China to finish top of their group and set up a clash with Nigeria in the round of 16. Australia will play Denmark next, while the United States snuck through to the knockout phase after a tough battle against Portugal.

The Albanese government’s threat to hold an early election over its signature $10 billion housing policy will draw a step closer when the laws return to parliament on Wednesday.

The Coalition ramped up its attack on the Voice to parliament during question time, portraying the referendum as the start of an ambitious treaty agenda.

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Alessia Russo opened the scoring for England against China with a tidy finish.