Новости за 02.01.2022

Leaders Manchester City were the real winners as Chelsea, who left star striker Romelu Lukaku out of their squad, fought back from two goals down against title rivals Liverpool.

Household bulky rubbish collection volumes have risen as much as 75 per cent across Sydney since 2018-19.

How do you know the food you’re eating is really what it says it is?

The National Archives won $67 million in extra funding to save at-risk documents but the institution’s out-going boss says its collection is again at risk.

As the chief executive of one of the country’s largest industry superannuation funds, it’s been a busy year for Aware Super’s Deanne Stewart.

As Gary Nunn turned 39, he asked his immediate elders two questions: what are they grateful they did in their 30s? And is there anything they wish they’d done?

Shorter workweeks can help caregivers manage those responsibilities, which disproportionately fall to women. But parents aren’t the only ones who reap the benefits of a four-day workweek.

Federal government data shows more than 1180 COVID-positive aged care residents across Australia.

“I was worried that I would have to make a choice between myself and the baby.”

There may have been some tears, but we realise we were privileged in many ways when it came to fighting COVID.

This isn’t about “hindsight heroism”, as the Prime Minister puts it; there has been a foresight failure.

A cancer specialist who has run a COVID ward describes the challenges on the pandemic frontline.

It will take serious tax reform to secure our long-term prosperity, but who will dare?

The Defence Department has a plan to mitigate flash flooding on the inner west site so that the council will approve its subdivision, but it only reduces flooding by 10 to 20 per cent.

One epidemiologist said QR codes have “little utility”, but Victorians are still being urged to keep checking in.

Plans for the Australian Open remain on course, despite several players returning positive diagnoses upon arrival and a surge in local cases which could threaten crowds for the Grand Slam event.

A man has been arrested in connection with a fire at South Africa’s national Parliament complex on Sunday.

Twitter on Sunday banned the personal account of Republican congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene for multiple violations of its COVID-19 misinformation policy, according to a statement from the company.

Top US infectious disease expert Dr Anthony Fauci said there was still a danger of a surge in hospitalisation due to a large number of coronavirus cases even as early data suggests the Omicron variant is less severe.

Four Paris Saint-Germain cases are the latest in a raft of positives to sweep through European football, playing havoc with draws and leading to the postponement of fixtures.

The news of the day as interpreted by our talented artists, illustrators and cartoonists.

The Premier says the public health system is coping, but as cases mount and staff exhaustion escalates, how long before the crisis becomes a catastrophe?

Australia’s booming property market is set to change gears this year, as affordability limitations, tighter lending and rising mortgage rates weigh on buyer demand.

Fifty years ago, Ken Rosewall won his fourth Australian tennis singles title - and became the oldest player to win a grand slam tournament, ever.

Although rain upset the New Year holiday for many Sydney people, there has been little relief from drought conditions in the rest of NSW.