Новости за 23.03.2022

Apologising badly to the ones we love can wreak havoc on our relationships. Why do so many of us mess it up? And how can we do it well?

Hillsong’s inhouse effort falls way short of what is required.

Be dismissive about Omicron at your peril, says this Fremantle man, who just witnessed his (vaccinated) youngest son become violently and frighteningly ill.

Married At First Sight is ratings gold but this often comes at a cost.

The model for tackling this escalating public health crisis is already in place.

We are facing the failure of Western sanctions. Calibrated half-measures are not enough to change the Kremlin calculus.

Scott Morrison should choose his battles and instead concentrate on the budget, election and other critical issues.

In a hastily-delivered statement, the Premier left no one in any doubt of his intention to expel Gareth Ward. But that would be an extraordinary intervention.

There’s more to trying to stop sexual harassment at universities than increasing lighting and the number of after-hours buses.

Much has been said about the clash between Latrell Mitchell and Joseph Manu, but it’s Victor Radley who will decide this Roosters-Rabbitohs derby.

Josh Frydenberg will upgrade wages growth forecasts in next week’s federal budget, giving some relief after the biggest fall in real wages since the GST.

Traditional Owners of Murujuga want to be able to take care of their heritage on the Burrup Peninsula without industry support – and want a pause on Woodside’s Scarborough LNG project until they can properly consider its impact.

Journalists being courted by conspiracy theorists isn’t new, but the coronavirus pandemic has seen seasoned hacks bombarded by armchair COVID experts.

Two experts say Australia should set up a US-style investigation authority to examine road incidents involving automated vehicles after a driver said her Tesla was on autopilot when it collided with a woman in Melbourne this week.

I’m sad, I’m emotional and I’m going to miss her, but this is a happy day for Ash Barty.

When Barty first quit tennis, she “wanted to go back to Queensland, refresh, be a normal chick.” Except that normal chicks don’t have her range of skills.

The long-term financial impact of Ash Barty’s decision to retire would ultimately be decided by whether she chooses to remain in the spotlight.

What’s next for Ash Barty? If you ask Tiger Woods, it should be golf. If you ask anyone who watched her play cricket, that’s the obvious path. But could AFLW be the greatest challenge of all?

The NSW government is looking to introduce legislation to stop Gareth Ward from receiving his taxpayer-funded salary while suspended from parliament.

Allegra Spender has shelled out almost $70,000 on Facebook advertisements in the past 90 days.

Julie Owens says Labor branch members have every right to be angry, but not at the captain’s pick candidate who has eight weeks to win over voters.

SAN ANTONIO — Navistar on March 23 opened the doors to a new $250 million manufacturing plant that will produce diesel- and electric-powered Classes 6-8 trucks.

The fruit is one of the most heavily produced crops in the world.

U.S. Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson answers questions from Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) during her confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday.

An OIA to MBIE has revealed that 11 NZ citizens entered NZ by way of transit. I blogged on how desperate families did this to get home – book a flight to Fiji, and simply don’t get back on the plane in Auckland. The most interesting thing is that not a single one has been […]