Новости за 13.08.2022

This is the 11th consecutive day when the city logged more than 2,000 cases in a day.

If after all the careful courtship, Alastair Clarkson chooses North instead of travelling north, the AFL should contemplate what this tells us about the competition’s expansion.

The NBA’s arrival at Basketball Australia’s Centre of Excellence in Canberra is having a positive impact on both Australia’s best talent and young players from around the world.

Radio stalwart Bob Rogers was a star of the early rock’n’roll era and even played a part in discovering one of the country’s true superstars.

The Chinese president is surrounded by enemies, both internal and external.

Amid the flood of memories sparked by the death of Olivia Newton-John, so soon after Archie Roach and Judith Durham, it cannot be overlooked that all three emerged from the music and cultural incubator of Melbourne.

A basketball club battling with dog walkers over a western-suburbs reserve that has been proposed as the site of a new indoor sports stadium has scored the support of Australian NBA guard Josh Giddey.

A factional dispute at Melbourne’s largest Progressive synagogue has erupted into a battle for control of its board, amid a string of resignations and allegations of bullying and harassment.

Fresh interest in the decades-old issue of rising obesity rates could be a silver lining of the pandemic, says the new Australian head of the World Obesity Federation.

Missions are blasting off again for the moon as the new space industry hits its stride. Why are we going back? And will it be “finders keepers” for what’s there?

Search your suburb: seven charts show which areas have the fastest growing incomes, which are taking in the most, and which was hit hardest by COVID-19.

As the inquiry has stretches into its seventh week, it’s been easy to miss a day or two. Here’s what we’ve learned so far, in a nutshell.

The city’s tourism marketing relies too heavily on the harbour, beaches and Opera House, while downplaying its rich arts and cultural scene, its peak business chamber says.

St Aloysius’ College wants to establish a campus for up to 200 year 9 boys in Rozelle, which some residents say will worsen traffic and parking congestion.

Red brick homes are no longer a relic of the 1960s: leading architects are finding new ways to deploy them in homes, schools and workplaces of the future.

It’s impossible to imagine Grease without Olivia Newton-John as Sandy. But she wasn’t the first choice – in fact, the studio imagined a very different musical.

Leading Liberal politicians have joined residents to criticise Ku-ring-gai Council’s plans to sell off an old bowling club to developers.

My son sat me down. He laid out his devalued cards. And together, the entire family learned about the evils of the world. “Look at the shade of blue,” son said. “The real ones have a special blue.”

A child psychologist says expanding phone restrictions to high school is now critical after pandemic years took isolation and distraction to new levels.

Peggy O’Neal reflects on a magnificent eight years of leadership at Tigerland.

Well before you could convert foreign currency with the touch of a smartphone, there were heavy restrictions on the movement of currency out of Australia.

The simple strategy is all about focusing on what brings you energy – and eliminating things that don’t.

I know that being able to delay gratification is an important life skill, but it is a skill I have never mastered.

Hairline cracks from clenching her teeth drove Stephanie Darling to seek professional help.

Sydney Metro has recently discovered an invention from thousands of years ago still provides an elegant engineering solution.