Новости за 25.08.2023

All Blacks lock Scott Barrett is sent off for a reckless cleanout on Springboks hooker Malcolm Marx

Oscar Piastri crashed out of the second practice session in Zandvoort, and then Daniel Ricciardo followed him into the wall.

Luis Rubiales refused to step down after insisting that a kiss on the lips with Jenni Hermoso was consensual, an assertion she has strongly denied.

Australia had three of the 12 women in the javelin final in Budapest and Mackenzie Little was the star, winning a bronze medal.

Chef Joel Bennetts is stepping back in at the Warners Avenue venue he helped put on the map. His new venue, Burger Park, will open in mid-September.

The opening of the $140 million facility marks the next step in the seaside city’s evolution.

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The costs are astronomical so why, in an era of online shopping, are big brands still building flagship stores?

Martin Green developed the cell that’s harnessing solar energy around the world. So why isn’t the Sydney local a household name?

The commercial property market is feeling the pinch. The traditional powerhouses - offices and shops - are struggling, but amid the carnage the humble country pub is now hotter than ever before.

The commercial property market is feeling the pinch. The traditional powerhouses - offices and shops - are struggling, but amid the carnage the humble country pub is now hotter than ever before.

Excessive executive salaries highlight the rising social inequality and ever-widening pay gap in our society. Is this what we want?

Many retailers are returning to CBD bricks and mortar, creating new experiences that entice shoppers to explore.

Sam Roggeveen is firing rhetorical torpedoes at Australia’s cosy consensus on defence and stirring up debate with his provocative new book, The Echidna Strategy.

We asked a top cop, lawyers, a GP and a senator what TV and film gets right, and oh so wrong, about their chosen careers

Looking to emerge from winter hibernation? Here are five of the best gigs, theatre shows, art exhibitions, festivals and restaurants to get you out of the house.

New ABC comedy show WTFAQ introduces a couple of new faces while attempting to answer some thorny questions.

Facing his possible removal from office, Spain’s soccer federation president has refused to step down despite the uproar he caused with the kiss.

Let’s take a look at the five things I would evaluate in a superannuation fund to understand if it is really retirement-friendly.

Buying coffee and lipstick give us a hormone hit that ensures we won’t slash our spending on them when times are tight.

About 60 per cent of Victorians are interested in cycling as a form of transport but are afraid to ride alongside traffic, and separated bike lanes aren’t keeping up.

They are flying an aircraft with no rudder or steering wheel and yet, somehow, get within centimetres of the target.

A loophole in Australia’s visa system that allowed international students to abandon university courses for cheap ‘ghost colleges’ has been closed.

I once tweeted somewhat naively that I thought I could manage the journey in a single day. When push came to shove, I opted for a more leisurely itinerary over two days.

Department secretary Kiersten Fishburn says outdated integrity measures must be removed to speed up housing delivery, even if it risks “malfeasance” creeping into the system.