Новости за 25.09.2023

CHRISTINE McGUINNESS’ star has certainly soared since taking her first tentative steps into showbiz with Strictly: The Real Full Monty in 2021.

IT sounds like Hollywood’s long-running and destructive strikes are coming to an end, after a tentative deal was struck between studio chiefs and the Writer’s Guild of America.

IT used to be somewhat of an event when pop stars pulled back the curtain for candid documentaries about their lives away from the stage.

TELLY host Jeremy Kyle is to become a dad for the sixth time at 58 — and joked that he is catching up with ex-PM Boris Johnson.

CELEBRITY SAS: Who Dares Wins’ most savage trial is back and left stars including Welsh rugby champ Gareth Thomas and Towie’s Amber Turner fighting for their life. 

If you have a Pretty Little Liars-shaped hole in your heart, you are definitely not alone.

A new machine learning technique could one day fly to Mars to evaluate the possibility of life on the red planet—and also reveal ancient life on Earth.

Groundnut will be purchased at ₹6,377 per quintal, green gram will be purchased at ₹8,558 per quintal, urad dal at ₹6,950 per quintal, and soybean at ₹4,600 per quintal

Sports Mole rounds up all of the latest injury and suspension news ahead of Tuesday's EFL Cup clash between Manchester United and Crystal Palace.

Premiership five-eighth could fetch $1m on the open market, but Penrith coach Ivan Cleary knows the playmaker and Penrith are “a good fit”.

CBD shares its fondest memories of Mike Pezzullo, never one to deliver public service with a smile.

Households are on track to add a record amount of rooftop solar capacity to the electricity grid.

Five of the board positions at the Victorian Building Authority expire this weekend and will not be renewed, in a sign the authority will be overhauled to deal with its culture.

I was amazed by the negative response to Clover Moore’s proposal. In London, every commuter is allowed two animals per fare.

The tragedy of this moment is that an opportunity to bring the country closer together has ended up being so fraying.

In an opinion piece published Tuesday Pocock accused Woodside of using the Dockers to greenwash their image in WA while the company continued expansion of fossil fuel projects in the face of alarming science around worsening climate change.

The discount store has launched a new campaign, starring several top models, which looks more Provence than Parramatta. How will customers respond?

Plans to turn a 1980s car park to a 19-storey apartment and office tower in a “significant regeneration” project have got the City of Perth’s blessing.

It’s not the resources industry that is the issue here. The issue is fossil fuel companies like Woodside trying to maximise profits while they still can

Her horror debut is far from horrific. So, is it finally time to accept that the social media maven is no longer just “famous for being famous”?

The contest over detail flared up on Monday when Opposition Leader Peter Dutton claimed the lack of information was the number one reason approval for the Voice was plummeting.

True causes of illnesses such as heart disease, obesity and diabetes are complex and researchers are still trying to untangle them. They are not the result of personal failure.

High drop-out rates and low Indigenous representation in the workforce have only got worse since the pandemic, but one program is fighting to make a difference.

Ryanair, Europe’s biggest airline, is cheap but never cheerful.

This is so typical of Moroccans. Their generosity, even in disaster and poverty, is unbounded.