Новости за 01.08.2023

A proposed overhaul to the school history syllabus will include a compulsory unit on Indigenous Australians’ experiences of colonisation in Australia.

A year-long rail closure of the T3 line in south-west Sydney will come at huge personal cost to tens of thousands of people in one of the poorest parts of the city.

I want entertainment that gives me an escape from the news cycle, not a rehashing of it.

The organiser of a secret swingers network which claims “safety and consent are paramount” has been charged with the rape of a woman he met on a singles’ website.

The families of the four ADF personnel on board the army helicopter that crashed off Queensland have paid tribute to their loved ones.

A young couple is offering a $10,000 reward for the safe return of their beloved family dog.

Police are investigating a fatal fire in Melbourne's west.

Beijing is being battered by fierce rain and flooding in the wake of a typhoon.

Check in on the latest action, scores and news from the Women’s World Cup. There’s plenty happening across New Zealand and Australia on Tuesday with the Matildas’ round of 16 opponent to be determined.

The expression has been a motif long embedded in a national team that not only performs when under pressure but also thrives on it.

When I was 13 my younger cousin Victor gave me a Ross Faulkner football that had been purloined from the roof of a grandstand at Victoria Park. It was my ticket into a culture I craved to be part of.

The NSW premier has committed to working on changes to bus safety regulations in the wake of the Hunter Valley crash.

A man has been charged for posing in a photo with a toddler holding guns the day before a man was allegedly executed.

Australian runner Peter Bol has been officially cleared of doping by Sport Integrity Australia. His previous ban was lifted because of an inconclusive result.

St Kilda have their knockers but they have been more stable than most teams in the eight this year. Meanwhile, Buddy’s No.38 is where the real magic lies...

“I am not going to abandon this subject,” Robert Redlich said a day after his extraordinary appearance at a parliamentary integrity hearing.

Five climate protesters have been arrested by anti-terrorism police for targeting the home of Woodside boss Meg O’Neill.

The Reserve Bank chose to hold interest rates steady for a second consecutive month, while Scott Morrison lashes out at robo-debt ‘political lynching’.

The Senate inquiry into foreign interference via social media has called for tech companies to be required to maintain a physical presence in Australia.

North Melbourne coach Alastair Clarkson has addressed his time out of the game, a young Hawthorn ruckman has retired at the age of just 24 due to concussion, while Max Gawn has backed teammate Brodie Grundy to earn a recall.

Chris Minns has given his strongest signal yet that under his leadership, Sydney’s metro system will be as much a housing policy as it is a transport policy.

As Pat Cummins’ Australians assembled for a group photograph with the Ashes urn at the Oval, the London Telegraph’s chief sports writer Oliver Brown declared: “Moral victory (for England) has never tasted so exquisite.” Andrew Wu imagines the fallout for Australia of losing the Moral Ashes, despite retaining the actual urn.

A man has been arrested by police after he dumped a stolen car on the Kings Way on-ramp to the Burley Tunnel.

Esmee Brugts sent the ball into the top right corner to score the Netherlands' third first-half goal against Vietnam.

USWNT midfielder Rose Lavelle was shown a yellow card after a rash challenge on Portugal's Dolores Silva. This was her second yellow card for the tournament.