Новости за 02.07.2024

Read the national news headlines for Tuesday, July 2.

Streams of civilians trudged on foot after an evacuation order that covered the eastern half of Khan Younis and a large swath of the Gaza Strip’s south-east corner.

The Israeli army has ordered a mass evacuation of much of Khan Younis, a sign that it is likely to launch a new ground assault on the Gaza Strip’s second-largest city.

All you need to know to pick a winner or two from Wednesday’s seven-race card at Canterbury.

Chief Conductor’s first-up flashing light run at Randwick caught the eyes of punters, with the gelding attracting support for Wednesday’s race at Canterbury.

Western Sydney Wanderers fans ran on to the field during an NPL match after a late winner.

Grocery prices have played a key role in the cost-of-living debate, prompting the Coalition to adopt an interventionist policy opposed by business lobby groups.

Nick Reece has been sworn in as lord mayor, but it’s just a few months until the next City of Melbourne elections and he’s yet to announce a run for the top post.

The latest news in and around Brisbane.

Jonny Bairstow was dropped from the England Test team this week, and has now had a big-name teammate admit his Lord’s stumping was fair.

A teenager who allegedly stabbed a 22-year-old university in the neck on Sydney University grounds on Tuesday morning was previously charged with planning a ‘Christchurch-style’ terrorist attack.

A drunken bobcat driver who ran over and killed his workmate has been jailed for seven years.

A paramedic who fell asleep at the wheel says he was on a marathon 18-hour shift.

Victorian Deputy Premier Ben Carroll is donating his pay rise to UNICEF.

Counter-terrorism police are investigating after a 14-year-old boy was arrested over an alleged stabbing at the University of Sydney.

Hospital security staff in NSW hospitals will trial body-worn cameras for 12 months in a bid to improve safety.

A man's body has been found after a house fire on the New South Wales Central Coast.

The Coalition wants courts to have power to break up the major supermarket chains if it wins the next election.

In this week’s Bulls N’ Bears Big Hits, we examine notable hits revealed on the ASX, including Chilwa Minerals’ 13m at 10.5 per cent total heavy minerals.

Thirty passengers were injured after a flight from Madrid to Uruguay was hit by "strong turbulence", forcing the pilot to make an emergency landing in Brazil.

About 150 pages detailing an investigation into sex trafficking and rape allegations are now in the public eye.

The US Supreme Court ruled former presidents have absolute immunity from prosecution for their official acts and no immunity for unofficial acts.

A car hit pedestrians waiting at a traffic light in central Seoul, killing nine people and injuring four.

Top-rating local series such as Muster Dogs and Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly highlight the enduring appeal of dogs.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s rejection of an invitation to attend the NATO summit in Washington joins a growing list of dubious decisions.