Новости за 20.01.2023

Buckingham Palace and Kensington Palace have maintained a wall of silence over the recent bombshell claims from the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

There's usually no quick solution to deadlocked school board elections such as Bennington's, which took a week to be resolved. One Nebraska district used a coin toss.

POUNDLAND is one of Britain’s best-loved budget stores – but more than half of its stock no longer costs a quid.

IF you are feeling the January pinch and wishing away the days until payday, you are not alone.

The Post’s sports betting analyst, Erich Richter, talks with Dexter Henry about some of the best wagers to consider making for Saturday’s Divisional Round games.

Who we are backing during between Andy Murray and Roberto Bautista-Agut in Round 3 of the Australian Open.

CHUBA AKPOM returns to the stadium where he made his Premier League debut for Arsenal tomorrow.

When the 19 Filipino workers were taken off the ship, stranded in Victoria’s Portland Bay, they didn’t even have enough money between them for a coffee.

The thing about Airbnb is that you really don’t know what you’re getting until you get there. This can be good, bad or hilarious.

Peter Dutton’s tactics over the Voice referendum may serve his political interests, but they paint the Liberal Party into a corner.

New Zealand’s prime minister was loved around the world, but eventually Jacinda Ardern’s celebrity started to grate on those at home.

Her empathy and kindness served as a dramatic foil to some of the more narcissistic, truth-twisting male leaders who have strutted the world stage.

James Thorpe, who owns three inner Sydney pubs, says the industry’s reliance on gaming revenue is hurting the Sydney food and beverage scene.

A new wave of AIs has arrived that can hold human-like conversations, write articles and academic essays, summarise reports, paint pictures and write code.

So impossible will it be in the artificial intelligence future for any teacher to determine the integrity of any student’s learning when not in their direct supervision, that the very formula for educating them will be forced to change. The entire model of schooling may be flipped on its head.

A ‘revisionist history’ of Judith Wright’s family story has been turned into a short film that premieres this weekend at Flickerfest.

Doctors are afraid a new wave of start-ups promising prescriptions from $19 and weight loss via an app are disrupting the basic tents of healthcare.

But Health Minister Mark Butler’s biggest battle won’t be against cigarettes. This time around, it’s the runaway vaping market that appeals to the tobacco industry and has the health sector most concerned.

The Telegraph reportedly paid less than $10,000 for the footage of a fight with his girlfriend, but the incident could cost Clarke sponsors and deals worth more than that.

More than 10,000 Australians died of ischemic heart disease in the first eight months of 2022 - that’s about 17 per cent higher than would be expected in a normal year.

Having a baby by yourself is difficult, but for more and more Australian women it’s a choice they’re happy to make.

The royal brothers aren’t on speaking terms but neither are a lot of Australian siblings. Experts say a new relationship is a common reason why.