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Οι πύραυλοι ήταν ορατοί στον ουρανό της αυγής, σκοτεινά ίχνη ατμού πίσω τους, καθώς ηχούσε μια σειρήνα αεροπορικής επιδρομής στο Ισραήλ και μια μακρινή έκρηξη φώτιζε τον ορίζοντα, ενώ καπνός υψωνόταν πάνω από σπίτια στο Khiam στο νότιο Λίβανο. Το απόγευμα της Κυριακής, ήχησαν σειρήνες στο Rishon Letsiyon, στο κεντρικό Ισραήλ, δήλωσαν οι Ισραηλινές Αμυντικές […]
Charges have been laid after a man allegedly slashed his partner with a box cutter before crashing his car in Sydney’s south. Four people – including a police officer – were injured during an alleged stabbing spree on Sunday morning. Police raced to a two-car crash on the Princes Highway at Engadine about 9am on […]
China has suddenly suspended construction of new “green” steel plants. Chile’s major manufacturer has halted production. India and Malaysia are investigating product “dumping”. And Australia’s iron ore miners are awaiting the fallout. The economic tsunami unleashed early last year with the collapse of Chinese property giant Evergrande is finally surging through global markets. China’s construction […]
A father has been shot in the driveway of his home in an alleged “random” attack in southeast Melbourne, after confronting a driver who appeared to be following his daughter home. The 58-year-old Cranbourne East man suffered a gunshot wound to his abdomen about 12.30am on Monday, sparking a major police probe. He remains in […]
Qantas says it is cutting prices on one million tickets in a seven-day sale. The sale began on Monday, and applies for some one-way fares on 85 routes that depart between October 2024 and July 2025. A spokesperson says there are discounts of up to 30 per cent. Fares to major routes such as Melbourne […]
Qantas has sold hundreds of first class fares for up to 85 per cent cheaper than usual by mistake. news.com.au can confirm the national carrier was selling first class fares between Australia and the US for less than $5000 return on its website in the early hours of August 23. It is understood about 300 […]
The federal government will not wait for parliament to legislate its new airline ombudsman before beginning work on a “charter of rights” for customers, Transport Minister Catherine King says. Ms King is set to unveil the government’s plan to bolster passengers’ rights on Monday morning. It involves an independent ombudsman with powers to compel airlines […]
If you’ve been counting down the days until you can ignore your boss once 5pm hits, the time has finally come. For organisations with 15 or more employees, today – August 26 – marks a significant turning point in workplace history as the Right to Disconnect legislation comes into effect in Australia. This means an […]
A man known in Sydney’s underworld as the “Angel of Death” was assassinated in an early morning shooting as police move to suppress potential retaliations. Tarek Ayoub, 29, died after a hail of bullets was fired his way outside an apartment block on Harold St, Parramatta about 3.30am on Monday, after leaving a meeting with […]
NSW is being warned to batten down the hatches as the wild winds that swept Victoria head east. Parts of the Illawarra, south coast, Goulburn and Katoomba can expect damaging wind gusts in excess of 90km/h until Monday afternoon. Nowra, Bowral, Braidwood, Goulburn and Selwyn could also get a lashing. On the mountains, average winds […]
