Новости за 18.09.2022

Fresh off his victory in the Stepstones, Daemon Targaryen is back in King's Landing to cause a ruckus. Catch up on what happened before episode 5 lands.

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Loma Lookboonmee overcame some personal demons ahead of her unanimous decision win at Saturday’s UFC Vegas 60 event.

Stuff reports: A teen driver who killed two mothers is considered unremorseful and a “risk to the community” following the crash he could not be jailed for. Hayden Manoah can now be named as the teenager who killed Charlene Phuong and her mother-in-law Kay Leota, 44, in a crash on State Highway 1 near Waihola, southwest […]

Next weekend, James Cameron’s 2009 science fantasy epic Avatar will be returning to theaters. As easy as it’s been in the years since to snark about the lack of memorable characters or even much of a plot that film contained, there’s no denying the impact that it had back in the day. With The Way of Water set to…

He said it in 2006. And, again, in 2015. At this point, Will Smith's response every time a new rumor forecasts the end of his marriage to Jada Pinkett Smith is a common refrain. "Divorce can't be...

Four contenders remain, all with storylines to salivate over, and equally enticing on-field match-ups that will dictate this year’s grand finalists.

How surprise packet Collingwood can take the next step; McCartin’s remarkable comeback; max intrigue on Holmes’ hamstring; and why game day extras should be given an indefinite a rest.

Round four of the AFLW season featured the competition’s first Dreamtime match between Richmond and Essendon, while the Lions are roaring in top spot. Here’s what we learnt.

The league’s showpiece event returns to the MCG on Saturday for the first time in three years. In Geelong and Sydney, the league could not have two better clubs to put on a show. We examine the key questions heading into that one day in September.

Forget about a summer of sport, private equity is the main game in town, as it seeks to take stakes in a collection of sporting organisations from cricket, rugby union, soccer, tennis and netball.

The Reserve Bank’s plan to get inflation down quickly involves allowing a transfer of many billions from the pockets of households to the profits of big business.

Since the start of the pandemic, as office workers missed in-person interactions with colleagues, many people turned to LinkedIn to help make up for what they had lost. They started talking about more than just work.

A fundamental tenet of our legal system is that a person should only be imprisoned if a court has found them guilty of a criminal offence.

Picking an address to certify campaign materials can be complicated.

Unlike the late monarch, it is difficult for most of us today to imagine dedicating our entire lives so fully to any one role.

Two of Australia’s most famous racing names – Waterhouse and Hayes – have received personal invitations to attend the funeral service for the Queen at Windsor.

As 2000 mourners gather in Westminster Abbey for the Queen’s state funeral, high above them hangs the largest-ever portrait of the monarch – painted by an Australian.

Sue* had no idea her son had such a serious problem until he came to her asking for help to pay a $3700 loan he took from a friend.

Singapore has resumed the death penalty this year, hanging 10 drug traffickers in four months, and its law and home affairs minister makes no apologies.

After the current downturn ends, changing work and immigration patterns could prompt a shift in the outlook for a once-overlooked type of property, but how far?

The Financial Services Union said National Australia Bank workers were frustrated with the wage increases proposed by the bank and were considering strikes, stop-work meetings and overtime bans.

The NSW government is considering a cut to the number of traffic lanes on one of Sydney’s busiest arterial routes in a bid to revitalise a neglected inner west strip.

Employers and employees are recognising we work differently in 2022, and we need the law to urgently catch up.