Новости за 05.01.2024

Even staunch republicans concede that the soon-to-be queen has brought warmth and modernity to the royal family with her personality and charity work – and helped transform her husband from playboy to regent material.

Few athletes upend and distort how a sport is played. Tiger Woods more than traversed that threshold. In time, we’ll realise David Warner also passed that test.

After a tough year on TV, the popular ABC News Breakfast is looking ahead to season two of Muster Dogs and ignoring the bullies.

For Andrew Probyn, a picture of a dog on the beach in Trinidad and Tobago began a quest to uncover names in a series of Kodachrome slides from 1956.

Our writers reveal where they are heading in 2024 and predict what we can expect while on the road in the year ahead.

Brunswick was the one-time heartland of Melbourne’s underworld, linked to Lewis Moran and Tony Mokbel. Most gangland players have left for high-rise safety in the CBD.

While many Matildas are making their names in the Women’s Super League overseas, Matildas midfielder Alex Chidiac knows the best version of herself, on and off the pitch, is back in Melbourne.

Australia must grapple with the very real possibility of Donald Trump becoming US president this year. The implications for our nation are significant.

Longstanding defence policy states that only Australian citizens, with rare exceptions, can serve in the military. That could be about to change.

Olivia Ansell is presenting her third program of the city’s annual summer extravaganza.

Cyber attacks on companies are common enough, but will only become more so – and AI will drive an increase in their quantity and quality.

Three years ago, American democracy was attacked by a mob loyal to Donald Trump. The aftermath has only emboldened the Republican frontrunner who may yet win back the White House.

Tall Test batters aren’t common, but a big Western Australian looms as a great option to lead his nation.

While December is seen as Canberra’s killing season, it is often in January when the real political carnage can occur.

While many Matildas are making their names in the Women’s Super League overseas, Matildas midfielder Alex Chidiac knows the best version of herself, on and off the pitch, is back in Melbourne.

Once considered the heartland of Melbourne’s criminal world and linked to Lewis Moran and Tony Mokbel, most key gangland players have left Brunswick for the safety of high-rise buildings in the CBD.

Phil Wilkins was readying to leave his hotel when the phone rang. The caller would deliver Wilkins the best story of his career.

A legal spat, a notorious private certifier and a mysterious artist’s impression have stirred controversy in this exclusive Sydney enclave.

New research has revealed why keeping some secrets can feel so good. Here’s how to savour the joy.

Budget-conscious buyers can find holiday homes in a range of locations across Victoria at different price points – provided they know where to look.

Cancer experts want free screenings for high-risk patients to detect deadly melanomas before they take hold, as people delay checks due to the rising out-of-pocket cost.

House prices in the highest-profile beach towns long ago soared past $1.5 million, but it’s still possible to make a sea change or buy a holiday home for less.

While some companies have tied office attendance to pay in a bid to get employees back in the office, it could come with unintended consequences.

‘The Paddo Punch On’ fight night features a colourful cast of characters, from a private-school educated promoter to a former NRL player and an actress stepping into the ring.

Could the phone be replaced by technology that keeps the benefits of connectivity, but loses the addictive qualities of screens?