Новости за 14.12.2025

A rabbi says he was abused on a Melbourne tram in another alleged case of antisemitic abuse

The $10.2 billion West Gate Tunnel in Melbourne has finally opened after years of delays.

The ABC boss and his former subordinate tied the knot in an understated ceremony in Sydney’s east.

The public is realising that the more information is gathered, the more the lives of us and our children can be manipulated.

The death of Raymond Flaherty is among dozens now linked to “street benzos”.

Just 10 days after what he described as a “special” moment at racing headquarters, Canberra trainer Rob Potter is out to maintain the momentum at Monday’s feature Orange meeting.

All you need to know to back a winner on the seven-race program.

They were living in a stark white apartment, until they found a rare piece of Australian architecture. Now they can’t imagine going back.

The opening on Sunday of the GreenWay in the inner west quickly led those trying it out to compare it to the Big Apple’s popular walkway.

Officers are investigating after a masked gang of carjackers abducted a man in Wyndham Vale before releasing him an hour later.

Jim Chalmers and Katy Gallagher will reveal $20 billion in new spending cuts and changes in the mid-year budget update as they try to bring the deficit under control.

The hunt for the red goshawk has delivered an early Christmas gift.

Her “rental” misstep may have bruised her federal campaign, but the new state Malvern candidate is happy to lean into housing policy, rather than shy away from it.

The revelation follows the seizure of more than a million cigarettes and 9000 vapes from storage sheds on the Gold Coast this week.

After 25 years and $57m the cycleway connecting Earlwood to Iron Cove has officially opened.

England coach Brendon McCullum reacts to an incident at the airport with a cameraman and team security guard.

Australia may be shy of its influence, but it has become a global headline. From Germany to Singapore, people are looking to Australia as a world leader.

Australia may be shy of its influence, but its social media laws have made it a global headline. From Germany to Singapore, people are asking if Australia is breaking Silicon Valley’s spell.

From 5am dips in the ocean to morning coffee raves and run clubs, face to face social events are growing in popularity across the city. Here’s the latest to join the mix.

Two friends heading home from the Lady Gaga concert in Sydney were killed on the NSW Central Coast after a head-on collision with a Mercedes.

Kate Middleton visited the Ever After Garden art installation supporting the The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity in London.

The ACCC is likely to closely scrutinise any Warner Brothers deal for its wide-ranging impact on local and global entertainment industries.

The ACCC is likely to closely scrutinise any Warner Brothers deal for its wide-ranging impact on local and global entertainment industries.

“I didn’t need it. I wanted it,” the woman told the NSW Supreme Court after admitting that she took the money from her late mother’s estate.

Australia has just introduced a world-leading sanctions regime against the Taliban, an important but insufficient step as the world turns away.