Новости за 16.12.2025

The country’s southern regions have long been a breeding group for Islamic militancy, attracting foreign fighters to a network of shadowy training camps.

Among the first responders who ran in to help the wounded, a volunteer Jewish emergency service responded to crisis calls, as their friends and family became targets.

Usman Khawaja's Test career is up in the air after he was overlooked for the third Ashes Test.

Another victim of the massacre has now been identified - an elderly woman with close ties to the Jewish community.

Since Sunday night, I’ve experienced an outpouring of solidarity. But some of it rings hollow.

Coalition leaders are sceptical about the proposed reforms, calling for further detail before offering their support.

Days after Sunday’s deadly mass shootings comes the realisation that Australian has to learn the lessons of being ill-prepared.

Premier Chris Minns has vowed to introduce the toughest gun laws in Australia, conceding that one of his ideas will be controversial.

The IB was promised to public schools three years ago – so why have no schools accepted the offer?

The car slammed into eight people after an alleged confrontation at a pedestrian crossing.

The prime minister must strike while the iron is hot and act to curtail the sale and ownership of deadly weapons.

Ben Stokes is keen to avoid becoming an Ashes meme in Adelaide, admitting Nasser Hussain’s infamous toss call looms large as England get ready for a hot opening day of the third Test.

There are multiple bushfire emergencies breaking out across WA’s Great Southern region, with residents in some areas warned it is now too late to leave.

Craig McRae, who was due to come out of contract at the end of next year, has re-committed to the club to coach through until the end of 2028.

Trainer Matthew Smith has high hopes his four-year-old mare can overcome an interrupted preparation to salute in the TAB Handicap (2200m) at Warwick Farm today.

In the 48 hours since the Bondi massacre, Australia’s social cohesion has been tested like never before. A former prime minister’s words made a bipartisan response much harder.

Decades ago, Reuven Morrison met his wife on Bondi Beach. On Sunday, he died protecting his community, throwing rocks at the Bondi shooters.

Three-year-old Mila Wang was on a pedestrian crossing in Melbourne’s south-east when she was fatally hit by a car.

The redeveloped Waterside Hotel has opened on the corner of King and Flinders Street.

Returning captain Pat Cummins named his XI on match eve, confirming that Travis Head and Jake Weatherald will continue their opening partnership.

Brittany Higgins’ husband David Sharaz has been declared bankrupt by the Federal Court, just days after Higgins herself was placed into bankruptcy.

President Donald Trump doubled down on his criticism of Rob Reiner, asserting Monday that the slain Hollywood director was “a deranged person".

Former Prime Minister John Howard warns gun control changes will not be enough to stop future attacks if antisemitism is left unchecked.

Kwang Kyung Yoo strangled a 41-year-old mum and her son in his studio at North Parramatta in western Sydney in 2024.

Twenty-four people remain in several hospitals around Sydney in conditions ranging from stable to critical according to NSW Health.