‘A disgrace’: Aus Open slammed for Russia, Putin flag show
Ukraine’s ambassador has slammed the Australian Open, after fans were detained for showing off Russian flags featuring Vladimir Putin’s face.
Follow all the latest developments in the escalating conflict between Russia and the Ukraine.
Ukraine’s ambassador has slammed the Australian Open, after fans were detained for showing off Russian flags featuring Vladimir Putin’s face.
A high-profile Russian tennis player says he was abused by Ukrainian fans who hung their nation’s flag from the stands at his Australian Open clash.
Everyday Ukrainians pulled from their day jobs as pastry chefs, lawyers and hairdressers will be trained to fight against Russia by Australian soldiers.
The profits Australian coal exporters have made over the past year have been revealed as the Ukrainian war continues.
Australia’s major firms have been directed to cut all financial ties with Russia as global sanctions ramp up in response to the Ukraine invasion.
Coal prices have more than doubled over the last week as the Ukraine crisis rocked energy markets, with buyers in Europe and Asia scrambling to find alternatives to Russian coal.
Further gains for oil and iron ore on the ASX 200 and near-record coal prices fuelled a rollicking run for Australia’s resources sector.
As bargain hunters get publicly slammed, the Ukrainian crisis demands investors take a position on what might happen next.
Ukraine has lost its first major city and a second city has been “totally destroyed” after a marathon assault by Russian invaders. WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES
Billionaire co-founders Mike Cannon-Brookes and Scott Farquhar have changed their tune after first describing Russia’s invasion of Ukraine as ‘complex’ and ‘hard’ for employees in both countries.
Australia’s top super funds are facing calls from members demanding to know what their exposure is and to dump anything linked to Russia.
Barnaby Joyce has made a bizarre comparison between Australia and New Zealand while trying to unpack his thoughts about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
ASX 200 extends gains for fourth day, closing up 0.3 per cent after GDP jumps in fourth quarter as US futures turn up, damping negative offshore leads. Oil prices spike.
Investors remain uncertain in the face of the Russia and Ukraine conflict but an associated spike in commodity prices helped Australia’s mining and energy sectors bounce on Wednesday.
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