Новости за 16.04.2025

We just spent $1.3 billion making Central Station beautiful. But now, out of apparent safety concerns, we appear intent on ruining it.

Army. Air force. Navy … AUKUS? The nuclear submarine program could soon cost as much, or more, than other branches of our military, experts say.

Trivia buffs, test your knowledge with today’s interactive superquiz.

Are we seeing the impact of climate change? What will you cut? The leaders skirted around many questions, or ignored them altogether, in the second debate.

For most of our panellists, the debate was a close-run thing as leaders ducked and weaved under tough questioning.

After the Coalition called on Jakarta to curtail its defence ties with Moscow, one frontbencher claimed Russia and China didn’t want Peter Dutton as PM.

Two determined principals dramatically turned around the culture of a school where student and educators’ physical and mental health, plus academic records, had been plummeting.

The news of the day as interpreted by our talented artists, illustrators and cartoonists.

The $260 million pledge to build 12 technical colleges for high school students is a move towards teaching skills rather than pushing students into university.

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has admitted he made a mistake in attributing reports of Russia seeking to base military aircraft in Indonesia to the South-East Asian power’s president.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton have been pressed on whether they trust US President Donald Trump.

While the Beeb is left to carry the can.

The club confirmed it was dealing with a “management matter” that has also caught the attention of the AFL’s integrity unit.

Former prime minister John Howard has spent the day on the campaign trail in Perth, slamming Anthony Albanese and backing the opposition leader.

Shock images show what Perth drivers get up to behind the wheel on the roads in what the Road Safety Commissioner has called "truly disturbing and upsetting".

Gus weighs in on the Lachlan Galvin bombshell. He questions the motive behind the decision, the timing, and the role of player managers in today’s game. “It’s untenable,” he says. “It’s not going to last.” With strong words for the Tigers’ reaction and real concern for Galvin’s welfare, Gus doesn’t hold back. Plus: #AskGus, Gus’ Auction House and Gus’ Round 7 Tips.

Star Magpies ruckman Darcy Cameron says two factors are behind his side’s improvement in the opening stages of the season: enhanced belief, and the addition of seasoned recruits.

Searching for the ultimate in luxury property? From beach views to the Botanic Gardens here are seven of the best homes for sale right now.

A young boy was mauled to death by dingoes in 2001. Strategies to manage the island’s native predators have shifted drastically in the years since, but millions of tourists are still at risk.

The world is now seeing Donald Trump’s America for exactly what it is becoming: a rogue state led by an impulsive strongman disconnected from the rule of law.

A Scandinavian teenager has been arrested in Sydney for allegedly helping European gangsters organise murders.

He hit career-best form before serving a two-game suspension. That hurt has inspired a Broncos star to avenge his side’s crash back to reality.

Whittlesea Mayor Aidan McLindon, a former Freedom Party candidate, called a press conference outside Victorian parliament to fiercely deny the allegations.

St Kilda star Max King will go under the knife yet again, while Noah Balta is likely to play in Richmond’s AFL side on Saturday just days before he is sentenced for assault.

New data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics has shown the Victorian government falling well short of its building target of 80,000 homes a year.