Новости за 01.05.2024

Niclas Fullkrug’s first strike for Borussia Dortmund send the home crowd into a frenzy in their first leg of their UEFA Champions League semi-final.

US stocks finished mixed after the head of the Federal Reserve said the cuts to interest rates that Wall Street craves so much are still likely, even if they’re delayed because of stubbornly high inflation.

National weather forecast for Thursday May 2.

Violence erupts at US university campuses as police and pro-Palestinian protesters clash.

Hundreds of people have gathered in Melbourne to honour domestic violence victims.

More than one million people who visited NSW pubs and clubs at risk of having personal details exposed.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell said it was likely to take longer than previously expected for Fed officials to gain the “greater confidence” needed for them to kick off interest rate cuts.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell said it was likely to take longer than previously expected for Fed officials to gain the “greater confidence” needed for them to kick off interest rate cuts.

One of the world’s foremost sports concussion experts has identified long kick-offs as a source of brain damage – and has called for change.

Collingwood champion Scott Pendlebury could land at North Melbourne in a playing or coaching role, if the Pies don't choose to extend his contract.

A man and a woman are dead and another person is fighting for her life after the accident, which closed the tunnel for hours.

Health care workers are prevented from performing an abortion on a nonviable pregnancy that they know may become deadly -- until it actually becomes deadly.

US stocks are rallying after the head of the Federal Reserve said its next move on interest rates is unlikely to be a hike, even as inflation has remained stubbornly higher than hoped this year.

Children will be blocked from watching explicit content online under a $6.5 million federal trial as governments attempt to counter the rising rate of violence against women.

When it comes to someone getting their limbs sliced off or their head smashed in, Bill Skarsgard’s action thriller can’t be accused of stopping halfway.

Juliette Binoche provides the perfect antidote to the cult of the celebrity chef in this modest film that finds fascination in life’s quieter moments.

There’s a fine line between adventure and misadventure, as this remarkable odyssey demonstrates.

In the countdown to her Australian tour, the grande dame of English comedy explains why the outrageous Patsy Stone is a creature of the past.

It can take up to 13 years to become a member of the Sydney Cricket Ground – and it now comes with a sting in the tail.

The lead singer of the Black Crowes discusses how heartbreak has been a constant in his life.

For almost two decades, Crowe has generally had the final say on all matters South Sydney. But Jason Demetriou’s sacking shows times might be changing.

The super coach craves immediate success, but do the Rabbitohs have a squad capable of delivering it?

At a time when Sam Docherty should be enjoying the good times at Carlton, the lifelong Blues supporter and inspirational former captain is coming to grips with a third season wiped out by a knee injury.

Rugby officials have been warned the Victorian government expects an elite rugby union team to play in the state, with the future of the Melbourne Rebels to be decided on Friday as ministers weigh up a bid to stage the 2027 Rugby World Cup final.

The former prime minister has landed yet another plum think tank role, this time with Canada’s Macdonald Laurier Institute.