Новости за 06.05.2024

Mamas and Papas singer Mama Cass was not killed by a ham sandwich. Her daughter just revealed it was a deliberate lie to cover fears of something far worse.

TIA LAZZERI-MADDEN was a fit, healthy teenager, a musician with her whole life ahead of her.

EASTENDERS fans have cried over ‘absolutely soul destroying’ scenes between Yolande Trueman and her partner Patrick.

EMMERDALE’S Ruby Fox-Miligan was left horrified as Moira Dingle took their feud to a disgusting new level tonight.

ONE man knows better than most that success on Britain’s Got Talent isn’t a golden ticket to “happy ever after”.

1. Students stage pro-Palestine occupations at five more UK universities  The Guardian
2. Campus protests owe more to the culture wars  The Telegraph
3. Oxford and Cambridge students set up pro-Palestinian camps outside university buildings  Sky News
4. Inside 'peaceful and proud' Gaza protest camp at a UK university  BBC.com
5. UK students join pro-Palestine protests | Israel War on Gaza  Al Jazeera English

T.N., Kerala should discuss dam safety; legal recourse must be the last resort

Eurovision audiences will first see him deliver a live rendition of his catchy dance track Dizzy during Tuesday’s semi -inal.

This week’s Melbourne Writers Festival will hope to capture the same success as the Sorrento Writers Festival held last month.

The Palm Beach restaurant’s hopes of nighttime dining were dashed after residents living half a kilometre away complained. A new law is set to avoid a repeat.

A slump in betting and ticket sales for a support race on Everest day has left two of horse racing’s major players at loggerheads. Tabcorp has described the action as “embarrassing and irrelevant”.

The former Wentworth MP appeared to claim that Australian democracy was under threat from sharia in a deleted post on X.

Each week, WAtoday reaches out to the Perth community to find out three things people love the most about our coastal capital.

A shocking incident in Perth – which WA Police Commissioner Col Blanch said had “all the hallmarks” of a terrorist attack – has highlighted the difficulty of reversing radical ideologies.

A West Australian man has been jailed over a brutal attack on his partner in Perth’s CBD. However, he was not charged over her subsequent death.

Former West Coast champion and skipper Ben Cousins will not be inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame in 2024 and is not considered likely to be added to the honour roll any time soon.

What is it about ABBA’s songs that generate angst and ardour? English music writer Giles Smith tries to find out.

Donald Trump has outlined his manifesto for a second term, and it’s a disquieting smorgasbord of retribution and paranoia.

Upon arrival we are informed that 100 bags were offloaded prior to departure, including mine.

It’s hard to get a handle on Bevo’s Bulldogs. List managers polled by The Age point to top-end talent, but a wobbly defence and a one-paced midfield.

Experts warn the generation currently going through school is the first to grow up living much of their lives on social media, which presents a radicalisation threat.

It remains to be seen how much difference a sometimes-reduced rate of indexation is going to make. Certainly, some. But the root of the problem remains.

Rental prices for units have skyrocketed since COVID-19 lockdown, and house rents have jumped too. Is any relief in sight?

Erika Wadlow-Smith won’t forget the moment her phone lit up with messages about the disappearance of her friend Shereen Kumar.