Новости за 19.05.2024

Constable Elvis Poa suffered two skull fractures when he was stabbed in the head by a man in Sydney’s CBD on Sunday.

A year after Raisi’s election, Iran’s “hijab and chastity law” resulted in the death of young Kurdish Iranian woman, Mahsa Amini, which triggered months of uprisings.

A four-day police operation targeted domestic violence offenders in NSW.

The helicopter carrying Iran's president and top officials suffered a 'hard land', sparking rescue operations.

Australians give their verdict on the federal budget in new survey.

National weather forecast for Monday May 20.

Restaurant-bar Ballard’s, and its plant-based food, is anything but bland.

Thirty years after Jeff Koons’ Puppy, three major outdoor sculptures will be commissioned from next year at the MCA Australia in honour of the late arts patron and philanthropist, Neil Balnaves.

The Dow Jones finished a day above the 40,000 level for the first time on Friday as US stock indexes drifted around their records while closing out their latest winning week.

NSW were torched by Ben Donaldson on Saturday in Perth: a playmaker they released last year. And his improvement speaks volumes about the Tahs.

The treasurer’s use of new policy tools to solve new kinds of inflation has enraged many commentators, but the anger of those stuck in the past doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be looking to the future.

With an election due in the next 12 months, CBD has a rundown on the latest comings and goings in the ministerial wing.

The federal government’s first national audit of the environmental offsets scheme has found many projects are not fulfilling their commitments.

If the bid to establish an NRL franchise in PNG is successful next month, discussions inside Suncorp Stadium’s Chairman’s Room will be remembered for saving it.

Roderick Macdonald’s adventures with British glider troops was the first time any war correspondent had joined an airborne invasion. They would later honour him with the right to wear their red beret.

The energy rebate is a perfectly sensible device to hasten progress in getting inflation down to the target zone.

In treating migration as his golden leadership goose, Peter Dutton is making a classic political mistake, which is to identify your strength and then over-emphasise it.

While Australia has healthcare agreements with 11 other countries that mean you can access their health systems for free, there are some issues to be aware of.

Teal independent MP Allegra Spender is leading a chorus of technology start-ups and investors criticising the government’s proposed superannuation changes.

Wrong meds, botched surgeries and “sentinel events”: WA’s health system has harboured a growth in clinical errors resulting in serious harm and even death.

As the number of customers falling behind on their repayments rises, the watchdog says too many people in hardship are finding it hard to get help.

A million meals, 75,000 flight passengers and sales of $4 billion: just another month in WA for the country’s largest iron ore producer.

The Allan government has squirrelled away billions of dollars for future policy announcements while Victoria lags in deficit.

Police have completed a sweeping crackdown on domestic and family violence, targeting the state’s most dangerous offenders. This is an inside look at the raids.

Yes, Japan is home to this delicious rice and seaweed morsel, but you might be surprised to find it’s not a dish that’s on everyone’s lips.