Новости за 02.10.2022

Dozens of family members of former Islamic State fighters will be brought home to Australia from Syrian refugee camps.

Queensland parents are being warned of a so-called "fight club" culture emerging at schools across the state, with videos being posted on social media.

A Perth man has claimed he found a syringe in a can of peaches he bought at the supermarket.

A South Australian aged care home is in the midst of a COVID outbreak - a week after statewide vaccination restrictions were dropped for visitors.

National weather forecast for Monday October 3

The Australian sharemarket is set to edge higher despite another miserable Wall Street session.

Wests Tigers have opened discussions with the Newcastle enforcer about joining the club as early as next season.

More than $1 billion has been spent luring the best men’s stars to the breakaway tour. Will a women’s equivalent be next?

This month sees new releases from big names including George Saunders, Elizabeth Strout and Cormac McCarthy.

Lachlan Murdoch’s privately owned radio group, Nova Entertainment, reported a rebound in advertising revenue for 2021 – and rising earnings – as the sector recovered from COVID lockdowns.

Sexual assault and harassment complainants would have an immunity against being sued for defamation over reports to police and other bodies under a proposed change.

‘Women are constantly judged on appearance and men are not.’ Detangling years of internalised lessons about desirability and worth is hard.

Cricket Australia chair Lachlan Henderson has apologised to survivors of child sexual abuse within Australian cricket, ahead of a push to have all states and territories sign up to the national redress scheme.

Apple is trying to reduce its dependence on China, but breaking up with the world’s second-largest economy is hard to do.

The heroes and villains of Australia’s defamation scene will debate the future of media law later this month... But there was one notable absence from the guest list.

Medical insurer Avant suspended Al Muderis’ medical insurance following a media investigation. Ten days later, Al Muderis says his ability to operate on amputees has been restored.

From the day Javeria and Usman Ahmad brought their baby boy Ismaeel home from hospital, the family lived in self-imposed lockdown for two years long before anybody had heard of Covid-19.

Prisons are brutal, unforgiving environments absent of the supports that actually help people get their lives back on track.

Economic historians are discovering pandemics can also have benefits for those who live to tell the tale. Take the Black Death of the 14th century, for example.

When Catherine Madden turned around and saw her husband lying on the ground, she knew something wasn’t right.

‘Women are constantly judged on appearance and men are not.’ Detangling years of internalised lessons about desirability and worth is hard.

The age of Morrison is definitively behind us, but – beyond the fact that Anthony Albanese is now in charge – we are not quite sure what defines this new era.

From claims of “moronic” policy in Britain to soaring borrowing costs at home, the RBA and the Albanese government face a testing few weeks.

It’s time to accept and lean into doing “less” in those moments we (mistakenly) think we’re doing “more”.

With its “no judgment” ethos and legacy of inclusion, the world’s biggest queer women’s gathering has become a safe space for a whole new generation.