Новости за 27.03.2023

Environmental group Market Forces has lodged a complaint with the corporate watchdog alleging ANZ Bank misled its investors in its description of a shareholder resolution on climate change.

The neurosurgeon told a disciplinary hearing the only error he made was that it was witnessed by the patient’s daughter.

Errant councillor delays have combined with runaway interest rates to deliver what could be a death blow to a badly needed community health and recreation hub.

Steve Hutensky helped Harvey Weinstein secure non-disclosure agreements with women he’d allegedly sexually harassed. Now he’s one of Australia’s biggest film producers.

In the City of Sydney, just 296 new dwellings have been approved so far this financial year, as figures for Greater Sydney track even lower than last year.

A Sydney scientist has received $8 million to develop a finger-prick blood test – which could resemble a RAT – that detects oncoming heart attacks or strokes.

Richard Boyle revealed a heavy-handed tax office culture of debt recovery, even where taxpayers were at risk of suicide, or facing domestic violence. He may be jailed for it.

A 19-game winning streak against the Waratahs in Canberra has diluted the hatred that made the fixture great, with NSW fans staying home in their droves.

Emails show controversial consulting firm Synergy 360 received behind-the-scenes support from the MP to lobby a parliamentary committee.

While bank customers in Europe and America are facing a white-knuckle ride in recent weeks, there are good reasons why Australian banks are much safer than their overseas counterparts.

Can’t sleep? Keep breaking out, or getting sick? If you’ve scrolled TikTok lately, you might be inclined to blame one or all of these things on your cortisol levels.

Samoa’s prime minister has proposed that Australia and New Zealand work with Pacific islands nations to create a European Union-style bloc.

We’re only rounds into the AFL season, but the stats already tell us winless Geelong will have to defy weighty history to go back-to-back. Are the first two games really that important, and what does it mean for those clubs who are already on a winning streak?

We shouldn’t have to go into the office simply for the sake of it. Smart, progressive employers will get the best out of their staff if they offer truly flexible working arrangements,

London was cold and grey and rainy when I arrived three days ago. It hasn’t changed much since.

The secret plan to start testing trains on the new metro line on April 21 comes amid concerns over access by emergency staff to the tunnels.

Fresh from a double at Lingfield, Jack Channon hopes Majestic gets the chance to start the Flat season in style. However the 12-1 shot with William Hill for Saturday's Lincoln is not guaranteed a run

One News reports: The wait to admit ambulance patients is called ‘ramping’ and is seeing some ambulances parked up at hospital drop-off bays for more than an hour — frequently longer. Things have to be bad when not even ambulances can get their patients into ED. The latest data from 15 hospitals from Whangārei to […]

On Monday, 27 March, MSC Matthew Collins, attached to Central West BCU, pleaded guilty to sending a communication/article of an indecent/offensive nature. A charge of disclosing private sexual photographs and films with intent to cause distress was ordered to lie on file.

Decentralized autonomous organizations (DAO) present a new way to organize teams.

Oblivious to the world’s eyes firmly focussed on Meydan this past week, a Durban July winner is whiling away his retirement days within a stone’s throw of the ecstatic madding crowd that screamed Japanese star Ushba Tesoro home

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Do you know the 11 Best Practices for Quantum Computing in 2023? Quantum computing has been a buzzword for the past few years, and it’s only expected to become more ubiquitous in the coming years. As we enter a new era of computing, developers, and businesses need to understand the best practices for working with this new technology.

A chimney sweep who visited a New Hampshire home to remove an animal from the chimney said he was surprised to discover the trespassing critter was an owl.

The United States will not back away from its nearly eight-year-old deployment to Syria, where it is battling the remnants of Islamic State, despite attacks on U.S.