Новости за 23.02.2024

The Ballarat community will join the search for missing mum Samantha Murphy today, after police revealed shocking new theories.

The driver and three passengers were killed when the ute left the road and rolled over.

Residents are being told to leave immediately as bushfires steer north.

Investigators are searching for the bodies of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies after a NSW Police officer was charged with their murder.

Western Force player Harry Potter was sent to the sin bin just minutes into the match against the Hurricanes.

The documentary on Australia’s World Cup debacle is car-crash TV, but one scene should have veered from fly-on-the-wall to scripted film.

The documentary on Australia’s World Cup debacle is car-crash TV, but one scene should have veered from fly-on-the-wall to scripted film.

Thirty-eight years after scoring for the Maroons at Lang Park, Les Kiss is now head coach of Queensland’s rugby team. And his first game is against NSW at the same venue.

Insider-trading cases have surged in the US as a result of couples eavesdropping while working from home

The prickly ex-general on Friday welcomed Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles to Jakarta to speak about people smuggling, the Navy and an upgraded defence agreement.

Sydney is experience a global cultural moment right now, confirmed by Taylor’s embrace of the harbour city.

Tender, funny and incredibly sad, Holding the Man was a hit from the moment it premiered in 2006. It now returns with a new cast in a new era.

The comedian was feeling at ‘odds with her existence’, so she took a personal stocktake of her life. “It matters and it doesn’t matter at all.”

The popular host of the nightly cooking show on SBS Food says he’s more than happy to be serious. “We do get into some very difficult conversations.”

She’s penned global chart-topping hits, but Erika de Casier keeps one foot in the shadows with her new album.

Because it’s not always about money. Sometimes it’s about snoring.

Somewhere in our 40s, 50s or 60s, we wake up to the reality that retirement is not as far away as we thought. Here’s how to prepare.

Two colleagues have affection for each other, and it’s been going on a while. There’s no power imbalance nor inappropriateness. Why not embrace it?

Employers are obsessed with knowing what younger generations want. More often than not, it’s a pay rise.

The big jump in the proportion of young adults living in the family home is proving harmonious for many families - but is a sign of just how hard it is for young people to secure their own housing futures.

They are neighbours on the map, but Heidelberg, Heidelberg Heights and Heidelberg West are resolutely worlds apart. As the fast pace of change beckons, locals are keen to keep the community spirit.

Chief AFL writer Jake Niall sits down with Scott Pendlebury to watch Collingwood’s historic grand final win.

Chief AFL writer Jake Niall sits down with Scott Pendlebury to watch Collingwood’s historic grand final win.

Chief AFL writer Jake Niall sits down with Scott Pendlebury to watch Collingwood’s historic grand final win.

Chief AFL writer Jake Niall sits down with Scott Pendlebury to watch Collingwood’s historic grand final win.