Новости за 02.09.2022

Matthew Hooton writes: The Ardern administration has finally confirmed — were confirmation required — that it is the most incompetent New Zealand Government in living memory, and perhaps ever. … National’s Muldoonist era might rival Jacinda Ardern’s circus. But, however controversial, the Clyde Dam, the Waitara and Motunui methanol plants and the Marsden Point expansion […]

Scientists are worried that the extreme weather crippling Pakistan is echoing around the world where records for flood, fire and drought have tumbled this year.

The NSW Police and the Crime Commission will examine alleged connections between organised crime figures and the Coronation Property group.

Whatever’s amiss in public conversation, we don’t seem quite to have diagnosed it precisely.

Lynette Dawson’s mother asked that her diaries be destroyed when she died. She had no way of knowing how critical they would become 20 years later.

Burnt out and disillusioned, teachers are using career coaches to help them make a change.

Love or hate the wayward royals, our collective part in this eternal circus is loathsome.

Minister for Indigenous Australians Linda Burney will use a major speech next week to announce the government’s next steps in progressing the Voice debate. For some, it can’t come soon enough.

The summit’s explosion of energy and enthusiasm for co-operative problem-solving was a manifestation of the frustration that had built over the past decade.

Melbourne is feeling a little anxious as Sydney splashes the cash to draw a crowd for this year’s $66 million Everest Carnival, which organisers say caters to everyone, not just the elite.

Clinics are increasingly unable to bulk-bill in rural areas, leaving thousands of patients with long drives for affordable care and others delaying treatment altogether.

Plus-size male models are waiting to catch up to their female counterparts in the fashion industry.

The new Assistant Minister for the Republic, Matt Thistlethwaite talks about the great “barbecue stopper” of 1999, the republican debate, asking if we are ready for it again in 2022?

Key takeaway: make sure you’ve measured your wall.

After hearing of ground-breaking Australian research into how seaweed could reduce planet-warming methane emissions in cows, Sam Elsom left fashion behind.

For whatever India intended to signal by making solar tariffs out of whole cloth, the move was too clever by half.

QUEEN megastar Brian May has spoken openly about his health in the past after suffering from a heart attack and depression. Most recently, back in May of this year, the 75-year-old spoke about suffering from a "strange persisting condition" which developed after he contracted COVID-19.

We have heard your gnashing of teeth from across the ditch, along with your calls to sack the lot of them, including everyone from the coach to the board to the bus driver

TELLY comic Mo Gilligan has split with his girlfriend of four years after months out of the country trying to crack America.

BASTILLE blew their fans away with a secret set at Glastonbury this summer. 

Serena Williams continues her swan song in the third round of the U.S. Open. Here are the odds and picks for her matchup with Ajla Tomljanovic.

Domingo German will lead the Yankees past the rival Rays on Friday night in St. Petersburg, Fla.

Level Change Podcast | June M. Williams

Episode 188 discussion: Jake Paul expected to box Anderson Silva, Johnson not interested in competing at 125lbs, Whittaker still entertaining idea of move to 205lbs, Mookie’s farewell

Latest: scored again, then squared up to a fan on the edge of the pitch. Some time he's having.

A house help could not hold her excitement after her boss handed her a brand new phone as a gift for her service to the family. She knelt and showed gratitude.