Новости за 23.06.2024

England can progress to the knockout stages as group winners with victory over Slovenia on Tuesday - but John Stones wants to see boss Gareth Southgate switch things up

Two recent Nebraska graduates were selected to represent the state at the prestigious Jimmy Awards in New York City this past week. They'll perform on Broadway on Monday evening.

Pollsters are predicting that President Biden’s immigration relief moves will give him a boost among battleground state Latinos, a key demographic ahead of November’s general election. Days after Biden’s order, former President Trump told a podcaster he would essentially staple a green card to every U.S. college diploma earned by a foreign national, a proposal...

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ABBA, Tina Turner and Michael Jackson all have musicals based on thier hit tunes and now an unlikely British act is following suit – The Streets.

PHIL FODEN is still searching for his best form at the Euros – but has caught a few big fish at England’s training base!

NO manager in the world will really care about how many touches their centre-forward has.

Merit-based industry sectors and leagues make discrimination very costly, and for making it costly, make it much less common.

Ahead of Peter Dutton’s savage speech at the Liberals’ 80th federal council, the party’s top figures gathered in Sydney for an evening of factional festivities.

Former Brumbies coach Dan McKellar is a late addition in the mix for the Waratahs’ head coach job after his English club parted ways with him in a shock move.

The Independent Education Union is calling for an increase to private school teacher salaries to “maintain the traditional premium” above public schools.

Seven new Suburban Rail Loop towers will add 1700 homes, but not without reigniting debate about how high is too high.

The opposition leader called it “bold” and “visionary”, but his policy seems born of cowardice – namely his refusal to confront divisions on climate in the Coalition.

The slow return of aircraft to service after the pandemic has been one cause of high fares, but another problem has seen hundreds of Airbus planes stuck on the ground.

With more than 300 islands, aqua lagoons, a pristine reef system and overwater bungalows, Palau has been touted as a Maldives right on our doorstep.

Shortages of all goods imported by sea are expected to worsen, as consumers across the state are warned to get ahead of their Christmas shopping by planning to start looking six months early.

From savoury breakfasts to sardines, these life-lengthening diet tweaks could give your health the boost it needs.

Incontinence affects everything from sex lives to sport participation and self-image. Yet research reveals it is rarely discussed and many go without treatment.

With 1.5 million Australians now living with diabetes, advocates are pushing the government to protect the supply of drugs such as Ozempic and fund glucose-monitoring technology.

The Allan government and the City of Casey agree: the people of Melbourne’s booming southeast need more jobs closer to home. But there is one major roadblock.

To understand the glory of fettuccine alfredo, you only need to hear about the ingredients: pasta, butter, parmigiano-reggiano cheese.

Is blue light skin damage something we should be concerned about or just another industry ploy to sell skincare? Experts weigh in.

Exposure to other people and places can cause dirt, dust and germs to accumulate on your bags.

The state government has said it is now spending more than ever on funding homelessness services due to an unprecedented growth in demand.