Новости за 21.09.2024

The claims being made by climate sceptics that renewable energy will destroy our best agricultural land are ridiculous.

Sydney is not only risking becoming a city with no grandchildren, but one with no aged care workers, police officers, shop assistants or rubbish collectors.

It will be mandatory for schools to outline strategies for teachers to identify, prevent and respond to bullying – including cyberbullying outside the classroom.

Australia’s first women’s refuge has been added to the state heritage register.

Deep pockets are no longer enough to secure the world’s best suites. If you want to get in on a secret villa, you need to know who to talk to first.

As the young artist readies his solo debut with Hauser & Wirth, he sits down with Robb Report to talk about his methods.

Strict Islamic rules on disposal of the sacred text are colliding with state environmental laws, leaving Muslim leaders looking for a good solution.

Kathleen Jordan battled tuberculosis in Minnesota children with energy and guile.

BBC Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel-Horwood hinted at a potential curse for Olympian Sam Quek as he addressed her 'chemistry' with Nikita.

Stuff reports: Hundreds of people — if not the entire population of Woodville — turned out for a public meeting in the small town to oppose plans to toll a state highway in their area. Te Ahu a Turanga, the replacement road for the Manawatū Gorge, is set to open in May 2025, but at […]

Motive for the shooting remains unclear

Max Verstappen was blunt when speaking in a post-qualifying press conference at the Singapore Grand Prix.

Turkey's President Recip Tayyip Erdogan has accused the Israeli government of attempting to spread the conflict to the region following attacks in Lebanon that resulted in 39 deaths. Erdogan urged Western countries to take deterrent measures against Israel and announced that the Gaza war will be a key topic in his upcoming UN General Assembly speech.

England’s hopes of levelling the ODI series were effectively sunk when they lurched to 65 for five after 9.3 overs.

Sri Lanka voted for its next president amid an unpopular IMF austerity plan following a financial crisis. President Ranil Wickremesinghe seeks a fresh mandate to continue economic measures, facing strong challenges from Anura Kumara Dissanayaka and Sajith Premadasa. Turnout was nearly 70% before polling stations closed.

The visitors hit the crossbar twice and Ebere Eze spurned two good chances

Fullback Jordan Hendrikse's last-minute penalty kick from 60m propelled the Sharks to their ninth Currie Cup title win with a 16-14 score that came back to haunt his old team, the Lions.

Dejounte Murray, who will begin his first season with the Pelicans later this year, took to social media to push back against the criticism directed at Caitlin Clark's season.

The Del Valle Independent School District Board of Trustees named who they want to be the next superintendent.

Os apoiadores da Ucrânia parecem estar começando a mudar os seus planos em relação ao conflito ucraniano. De acordo com um importante jornal francês, a dificuldade de Kiev no campo de batalha está a começar a encorajar os seus patrões …

Air India has refunded the airfare to Anip Patel, an India-origin CEO, after he posted a viral video highlighting issues in the first class cabin during his Chicago-Delhi flight. Patel noted problems such as lack of WiFi and non-functional in-flight entertainment. The airline contacted him through social media and issued the refund without a formal complaint.

Manchester United were left frustrated after a stalemate against Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park today. Man United dominated the early part of the game, with Dean Henderson coming to Palace’s rescue several times. Alejandro Garnacho and Bruno Fernandes both came agonisingly close, striking the post before half-time. Palace struggled to escape their own half, appearing […]