Новости за 08.06.2023

POP stars don’t come much more high octane – or heart-wrenchingly honest – than Pink.

Stitches predicts Framber Valdez and the Astros will beat the Blue Jays on Thursday night in Toronto.

The TDP leader demands the government reveal facts on the power bills paid by each family during the TDP and YSRCP regimes

Cho Minn Thant has staked his claim for a seat at the sport’s top table, urging powerbrokers to consider Australasian fans strongly after the LIV-PGA merger this week.

Five years ago, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman bought the world’s most expensive piece of art. Sport is just another oil painting to be acquired.

Electricity grid controller AEMO will hand over planning responsibility to a government agency, amid mounting anger in regional communities forced to accept the massive power lines needed for Victoria’s ambitious wind and solar agenda.

The Australian Sports Commission will deliver a new free education program designed to develop the communication skills of grassroots officials.

The federal government is open to cutting the controversial luxury car tax or potentially scrapping it entirely for low-emissions vehicles.

John Pesutto’s first six months as state opposition leader have been enough to qualify him for an annus horribilis, and it’s only June.

In banning Nazi symbols, Australian governments seek to prevent an escalation to violence. The risk is that forcing the haters underground will only embolden them.

No, it’s not a scene from Speed, it’s the outtakes from a $2 billion federal spending program that poured money into hundreds of projects in a race to win the 2019 election.

A dance school in Perth’s south has offered students a way to do what they love without compromising their education as part of a homeschooling program.

Playwright and screenwriter Anchuli Felicia King has turned to what is believed to be the first Chinese Australian novel, released in 1909, as the basis of her latest work.

Of the top 10 communities to receive assistance, seven are in federal electorates held by either the LNP, the Nationals or the Liberal Party.

Landscape architects share their winter garden plans, ahead of a harsh summer of fire and drought.

New research has found Australians are increasingly using buy now, pay later products for their essentials.

On a visit to British Steel site in Scunthorpe, the Labour leader said a good, secure steel industry is a 'massive prize' - and it would be 'unforgivable for this Government to simply sit it out'

Democratic United States Representative Terri Sewell — Alabama's lone Black congressperson — lauded the Supreme Court's Thursday decision striking down her state's gerrymandered voting map that was drawn by Republicans during an appearance on CNN.

Engaged listening is the currency of collaboration, productivity and innovation. But it takes more than just your ears: it takes your head, heart and eyes. And practice.

As of the start of the NFL’ s new league year on March 15 at 4 p.m., teams can officially announce signings and trades. Drafted by the Minnesota Vikings in 2016, Treadwell played for the Seahawks last season, appearing in six games and catching six passes for 42 yards in 138 offensive snaps. His most productive season was in 2021 when he played for the Jacksonville...