Новости за 09.05.2024

MILITARY chiefs have cut all ties with a Chinese-owned online marketplace after a Sun investigation revealed a security risk to squaddies’ personal details.

EASTENDERS’ Elaine Peacock has made a devastating discovery about George Knight.

POSH staff at the cash-strapped BBC are urging bosses to provide free oat milk as well as the normal kind — despite it being more than triple the price.

[Richard] Gadd, by his own admission, is a very damaged guy who took a lot of drugs, enthusiastically pursued a chaotic lurid sex life, and did lead on Martha in a way that may have fuelled her obsession.

Our materialism puts us on a “hedonic treadmill”. We think buying a bit more stuff will make us happier and, at first, it does. But pretty soon the thrill wears off.

Tickets to a Labor budget night fundraiser have sold out. The Liberals, meanwhile, can’t fill their tables.

Her partner pleaded guilty to doing “an act as a result of which the life, health or safety” of his victim “was likely to be endangered”.

Authorities knew in 2021 that electromagnetic waves from Metro Tunnel trains were a risk to Arden’s recently scrapped hospital towers.

Cashed-up Aesop founder and Canberra developer are selling hipster Sydney Road shops once owned by career criminal Tony Mokbel.

Parents whose children will never attend promised childcare or see promised school upgrades are unlikely to be satisfied by the treasurer’s postponement of election pledges.

A woman who was violently attacked for five hours by her former partner is suing the supplier of a personal safety device that failed to alert police.

Call it opulent, elevated, expensive – but the luxury home set high in Crown Resorts’ skyscraper can’t yet be called “sold”.

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Victoria Police told universities there is a strong likelihood of violence if they don’t break up pro-Palestine student encampments on their campuses, warning that agitators who are not students are inflaming tensions.

This problem is too complicated to reduce it to the kick-off debate.

Up to 100 children a year face being blocked from accessing one of the state’s most recognised family and domestic violence intervention centres. Parents say the government is abandoning them.

While it’s a normal emotion, constant feelings of anger can have long-term health risks.

Some have recorded 60 per cent growth since 2019 as more workers arrive to take jobs in flourishing industries or hospitals.

For Treasurer Jim Chalmers, this budget is existential. Bad decisions could increase unemployment or provoke more interest rate rises. Both would be political nails in the government’s coffin.

Ceridwen Dovey’s latest speculative stories, all set in space, unfold with fierce clarity and breezy wit.

Beware of these rules or you risk copping a big fine if you’re planning to rent a car in Europe.

From young professionals to grey nomads, more people are bouncing rent-free between strangers’ homes. Indeed, for some it’s a lifestyle choice.

The American author of Lessons in Chemistry on why her debut novel took so long – and what makes her happiest about it.

Comedian Katherine Ryan's romance with her now-husband Bobby Kootstra dates back way further than their five-year marriage, with the childhood sweethearts having first loved and lost each other as teens

A girl chained up in a 'house of horrors' with her 12 siblings made a desperate 911 call in a bid for freedom from her diabolical parents - who'd left their children to starve in filth and squalor