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Other Ukrainian cities and regions also hit with nine people reported killed at the same time as Russia and Ukraine are conducting a major prisoner exchange
Russia has launched a second straight night of massive drone and ballistic missile strikes against Ukraine, with the capital city, Kyiv, once again the focus of heavy attack.
Across the country nine people were killed, including three children in the Kyiv region, and dozens more injured, according to reports on Sunday morning.
Man in his 20s taken to Royal Melbourne hospital in serious but stable condition with ‘upper body injuries’
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A Melbourne shopping centre has been locked down after Victoria police responded to reports of numerous people fighting.
Images posted on social media show an altercation between three men at Northland shopping centre, with one brandishing a large blade. Guardian Australia has not independently verified the photos.
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Amid apparent rising pay, economists are concerned about the consequences of a possible shift in the balance of power
When Eastbourne’s refuse collectors secured a huge 11% pay rise, increasing to 19% for the lowest paid, it seemed like worker power was back.
It was early 2022 and inflation was rocketing on its way to a peak of 11%. In a desperate scramble to keep pace with rising prices to protect their incomes, workers across the UK’s public and private sectors took widescale industrial action in a way that brought back memories of the 1970s. What followed was a series of pay deals thrashed out between bosses and employees, with unions often arguing they had been due pay increases for years.