Новости за 19.12.2022

Former England captain Borthwick has been confirmed as Eddie Jones' successor and wants to lift the spirits around Twickenham at the first chance

The yard describes the gargantuan new fleet member as 388 feet (118 meters) of "pure black elegance."

A West Australian coroner has lashed the state’s justice department over its painfully slow progress on suicide-proofing its cells.

The number of people heading to national parks is “off the Richter scale”, with tourists looking for open spaces, and wanting to experience Aboriginal culture.

Captain Paul Magee will feed his 21-man crew with toasted sandwiches as they speed south aiming to claw back line honours glory.

The former prime minister has defended his influence over the future of Barangaroo and labelled complaints from a local Aboriginal Land Council as “arrogant”.

Submissions to the immigration review say the system needs to “evolve” and include better pathways to permanent residency for international students.

The Northern Territory and the ACT stand alone in taking steps to raise the age of criminal responsibility. NSW needs to take swift and decisive action.

The Australian fashion brand looks like an exciting place for young people to get into the industry, but behind the scenes the truth is uglier for some employees.

Let’s not get carried away. Tony Abbott was not the midwife of Trumpism. But our politics has often been pre-emptive.

The decision to revive plans for an Indigenous centre months after the Barangaroo Cutaway was scrapped sent officials scrambling, documents reveal.

Sydney’s richest businessmen were on the hunt for a legendary cache of gold when things turned ugly.

Former MP Roger Pescott argues Labor’s election reforms contravene the Victorian human rights charter’s guarantee of freedom of expression, and breach the right to freedom of political communication.

A South West lobby group has accused the federal government of handing Main Roads WA blank-cheque conditions to destroy a biodiversity hotspot in a landmark case.

After 20 years Crocs has some competition when it comes to chunky footwear. The ugly shoe isn’t going anywhere.

Aid organisations are struggling to raise funds to help. Hundreds of thousands could die

Niche programs help some colleges stand out – and boost enrollment. A bachelor's degree in automotive restoration put one tiny Kansas school on the map.

Actor is said to have been inside the home with his daughter at the time

Throughout Harry & Meghan, Prince Harry recalls his mother Princess Diana’s own struggles with tabloids. Commenting on old footage of the late royal, the Duke of Sussex takes time during the Netflix docuseries to explain how difficult his mother’s relationship with the media became. But there’s one particular interview included in the series Harry’s older […]

KUWAIT: Social and biological factors might contribute to addiction of narcotics and alcohol, said a Kuwaiti specialist on Tuesday. Speaking to KUNA, head of the team to support addicts at the Najahat psychiatric and social consultancy center Ghanima Karam affirmed that addiction could be beaten by various methods including the 12-stepprogram. Developed in the 1930s, …

A stampede took place at London's Brixton Academy on December 17. The police had to cancel Nigerian singer Asake's show. Disturbing scenes of violence between the masses and the Police took place. Two women have been declared dead, and many have been injured.

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Scientists are puzzling over some enigmatic Martian formations, but they have a possible explanation.

An inspection has revealed an 0.8-millimeter-wide hole in the Soyuz MS-22 spacecraft that sprung a coolant leak outside the International Space Station last week. Russian space agency Roscosmos will make a decision on the flight-worthiness of the spacecraft later this month, at which time Russia may choose to expedite…