Новости за 22.11.2023

The fire has taken hold in multiple spots in Hammond Park in the City of Cockburn, including a neighbourhood park.

Special operations police have blocked off a major street in Melbourne's south-east.

Bruce Lehrmann arrived at court alone. Ten minutes before proceedings were due to begin, Lisa Wilkinson floated through the doors. A frantic rearrangement ensued.

Federal agencies will get more resources to monitor criminals released from detention after the WA police commissioner said his officers could not electronically track criminals.

The former Olympian concedes his own chances of competing in another Games are gone, but he called on authorities to ensure Smith featured in Paris next year.

The former political staffer was giving evidence in his defamation trial against Network Ten and high-profile journalist Lisa Wilkinson, which started on Wednesday.

Former Hawthorn utility Emerson Jeka is now a Cat, Melbourne have another father-son selection and former Port Adelaide defender Riley Bonner also found a new club at the AFL rookie and pre-season drafts on Wednesday.

The prime minister and Victorian premier have spoken out about antisemitic hate speech and violence fuelled by the Israel-Hamas war, at the opening of the Melbourne Holocaust Museum.

Police have found what's believed to be human remains in Victoria's Port Phillip Bay days after a plane crash at Mount Martha.

Gina Rinehart’s eldest children have thrust the billionaire’s infamous estate row with her father back into the spotlight – including a letter he penned in 1988.

Fire crews have been stuck hosing down a tree as a gas main leak causes a fierce blaze.

Police are investigating whether a driver's diabetes was a factor in how he came to plough into a roadside beer garden and kill five people.

Security will be upped across the most problematic routes on Melbourne's trams, including in St Kilda and the CBD, in an effort to deter violent behaviour.

CCTV of two cars carrying men linked to Sydney's underworld has been released as police investigate the alleged arson attack on YouTube personality Friendlyjordies' Bondi home.

A study has found that easting two handfuls of nuts a day can help boost male fertility.

More than 800 Palestinians have been granted Australian visas since the outbreak of conflict between Israel and Hamas, Foreign Minister Penny Wong has confirmed.

Already under investigation for alleged domestic violence assaults against the mother of his baby, Juan Daniel Visagie shook newborn Aleaha Sammut in a fit of anger after he was left to care for her.

In her follow up to her bestselling Phosphoresence, Julia Baird goes searching for the best in humanity.

The federal government has vowed $500 million to protect Australians from cyber crimes.

The deal is a testament to the tenacity the families of those kidnapped by Hamas have shown since their loved ones were taken captive on October 7.

Sydney likes to celebrate success, but the City of Sydney’s biannual block party on Stanley Street is such a hit it risks being cause for gloom.

Fans at a South American World Cup qualifying match between Brazil and Argentina sparked mayhem when they began fighting.

The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age’s daily news podcast took out a key prize the annual awards.

Posts on Facebook and Instagram, plus other resources for Friday’s planned classroom walkout, are being produced by university students associated with the Socialist Alternative and other activist groups.

Police officer Ella Cutler, who fell from a wall in Dubrovnik, thanks supporters after she was flown home.