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F1 driver Webber seriously hurt
AUSTRALIAN Formula One racer Mark Webber has been seriously injured while competing in a multisport challenge.
One year verdict: Too much talk
VOTERS say it's time for the Rudd Government to start doing things.
Sex planned - but Schoolies babies aren't
A BABY boom is likely as teens celebrate with unprotected sex.
State braced for more ferocious storms
QUEENSLAND is bracing for another round of storms that could be worse than those which have already devastated the state.
PM: There was never a Bradman question
SIR Donald Bradman will be preserved in the booklet about Australia but he will not be part of the exam, says the Government.
Seven arrests on first night of Schoolies
SEVEN school leavers have been arrested during the first 24 hours of Schoolies celebrations at Surfers Paradise on the Gold Coast.
Election promises delivered by Rudd Government in first 12 months
On the first anniversary of Labor's federal election victory, voters say the Rudd Government is all talk and no action.
Sexy plots a struggle for Christian Geyer
TV heartthrob Dean Geyer has quit Neighbours, admitting he sometimes struggled with his character's sexy storylines.
Jabs could give 'wolf boy' a normal life
A "WOLF boy" with a rare genetic mutation that causes thick hair to grow all over his body hopes testosterone jabs will cure him.
It's over: Madonna and Guy divorced
POP megastar Madonna and her British husband Guy Ritchie were granted a "quickie" divorce today, barely a month after announcing the end of their nearly eight-year marriage.
F1 driver Mark Webber seriously hurt
AUSTRALIAN Formula One racer Mark Webber has been seriously injured when he was hit by a car while competing in his multisport challenge in Tasmania.
PM: There was never a Bradman question
SIR Donald Bradman will be preserved in the booklet about Australia but he will not be part of the exam, says the Government.
Seven arrests on first night of Schoolies
SEVEN school leavers have been arrested during the first 24 hours of Schoolies celebrations at Surfers Paradise on the Gold Coast.
Police use Taser on teenager
POLICE have used a Taser stun-gun on a teenager who allegedly assaulted an officer while resisting arrest.
Another storm pounding for Queensland
QUEENSLAND Premier Anna Bligh has told residents in the southeast of the state to stay home during today's expected wild storms, with winds and rain due this afternoon.
Second teen charged over fires on trains
A SECOND teenage boy has been charged over fires on three separate Sydney trains in recent weeks, police say.
Gun found near pier after body dumped
POLICE have recovered a gun from the sea they believe was involved in the death of a 19-year-old man who was dumped outside a Melbourne hospital this week.
Gales, floods predicted for Victoria
VICTORIA faces flash flooding, gale force winds and heavy storms this weekend.
Grieving parents remember 'daredevil' son
A MAN who died trying to save his two sons after they fell from a wharf on the NSW south coast was a great sportsman, a bit adventurous and "ecstatic" about his kids, his family says.
Good on us, say Rudd and co
THE Federal Government has given itself a pat on the back with the release of a 75-page progress report marking its first year in office.
Clinton new secretary of state - report
HILLARY Clinton has reportedly accepted an offer from President-elect Barack Obama to become the new US secretary of state.
Racist killer jailed for 169 years
A COURT has sentenced a white youth to 169 years for shooting dead four black people including a baby and a 10-year-old boy.
200 trapped whales 'must be killed'
AT least 200 narwhal whales in Canada's Arctic, trapped by winter ice and facing starvation or suffocation, must be culled, officials say.
Woman killed as soldiers argue over her
A WOMAN was shot and killed by government soldiers on a looting spree in a squalid refugee camp where 67,000 displaced Congolese are living, as the men were arguing over her.
Rodents invade Pied Piper's town
THE German town portrayed in the fairytale of the Pied Piper has been overrun by rats and officials have been prompted to call for a modern-day pipe player.
Palin stuffs Thanksgiving interview
SARAH Palin has fouled up a Thanksgiving interview, shocking television viewers who saw what the Alaska Governor could not.
President's husband has heart attack on plane
THE husband of Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo has suffered a heart attack on a flight from Manila to Los Angeles, forcing a diversion to Japan.
Clinton firms as secretary of state
BARACK Obama is "on track" to nominate Hillary Clinton as secretary of state after next week's Thanksgiving holiday, according to an aide to the president-elect's transition team.
Comic gets 45 years for delivering aid
BURMA'S most famous comedian Zarganar has been sentenced to 45 years in prison, while sports writer Zaw Thet Htwe was handed a 15-year jail term, according to Zarganar's sister.
100 children sick from poisonous gas
MORE than 100 primary school students in south China were taken to hospital after they inhaled gas emitted by an illegal refinery nearby.
Wood's vow: I'll fight guilty verdict
FORMER chauffeur and fitness instructor Gordon Wood began life in jail as a convicted killer with just three words: "I am innocent."
Pain of the Tathra drownings will never fade
THE heartbroken parents and sister of Shane O'Neill have spoken for the first time of their torment at the loss of their beloved son and brother, and his two young boys.
Gun found near pier after body dumped
POLICE have recovered a gun from the sea they believe was involved in the death of a 19-year-old man who was dumped outside a Melbourne hospital this week.
Smoking lollipop man stubbed out
A VETERAN lollypop man has been sacked because he refused to stop smoking.
Money men swoop on IVF business
BIG business has swooped on Victoria's infertility clinics, hoping to cash in as record numbers of childless couples turn to IVF.
F1 driver Webber seriously hurt
AUSTRALIAN Formula One racer Mark Webber has been seriously injured while competing in a multisport challenge.
PM: There was never a Bradman question
SIR Donald Bradman will be preserved in the booklet about Australia but he will not be part of the exam, says the Government.
Seven arrests on first night of Schoolies
SEVEN school leavers have been arrested during the first 24 hours of Schoolies celebrations at Surfers Paradise on the Gold Coast.
Caroline Byrne had everything to live for
CAROLINE Byrne had everything to live for. Poised and elegant, the 24-year-old model was excited about a full-time job she had scored with deportment queen June Dally-Watkins at $250 a day.
Election promises delivered by Rudd Government in first 12 months
On the first anniversary of Labor's federal election victory, voters say the Rudd Government is all talk and no action.
F1 driver Mark Webber seriously hurt
AUSTRALIAN Formula One racer Mark Webber has been seriously injured when he was hit by a car while competing in his multisport challenge in Tasmania.
Palin stuffs Thanksgiving interview
SARAH Palin has fouled up a Thanksgiving interview, shocking television viewers who saw what the Alaska Governor could not.
Clinton new secretary of state - report
NEW York Senator Hillary Clinton has accepted an offer from President-elect Barack Obama to become US secretary of state, the New York Times says.
PM: There was never a Bradman question
SIR Donald Bradman will be preserved in the booklet about Australia but he will not be part of the exam, says the Government.
Wall St rallies over new Treasury chief
WALL Street staged a strong late rally overnight as traders cheered reports New York Federal Reserve chief Timothy Geithner would be named the next Treasury secretary.
Seven arrests on first night of Schoolies
SEVEN school leavers have been arrested during the first 24 hours of Schoolies celebrations at Surfers Paradise on the Gold Coast.
Police use Taser on teenager
POLICE have used a Taser stun-gun on a teenager who allegedly assaulted an officer while resisting arrest.
Another storm pounding for Queensland
QUEENSLAND Premier Anna Bligh has told residents in the southeast of the state to stay home during today's expected wild storms, with winds and rain due this afternoon.
Second teen charged over fires on trains
A SECOND teenage boy has been charged over fires on three separate Sydney trains in recent weeks, police say.
'War criminal' Bush blamed for global crisis
PROTESTERS have demanded that US President George W Bush get out of Peru where he is attending an Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit, blaming him for the world economic crisis.
Richest feel $20bn paper pain
AUSTRALIA'S richest business people have seen $20bn stripped from their stock market wealth in the past six months.
Directors' buying spree saves the day
OZ Minerals' embattled directors snapped up cheap shares in the company yesterday in a bid to halt its plummeting share price.
Wall St rallies over new Treasury chief
WALL Street staged a strong late rally overnight as traders cheered reports New York Federal Reserve chief Timothy Geithner would be named the next Treasury secretary.
Shares bounce back to close 2pc up
THE share market produced a surprise turnaround this afternoon, rallying to finish more than 50 points in the black.
Telstra defends $13.4m pay packet
TELSTRA has defended chief executive Sol Trujillo's $13.4 million annual pay packet.
Wall St rebounds after horror days
US shares swung higher at the opening on Friday, staging a modest rebound after two days of vicious selling that pushed the main indexes to multi-year lows.
Cheer up and don't mention the 'R' word
IT may be the barbecue-stopper this weekend, but the Reserve Bank boss has pleaded with Australia not to talk itself into a recession.
ANZ drops fixed rate home loans
ANZ is cutting interest rates on fixed home loans by up to 100 basis points.
Shares tank as global panic spreads
THE ASX lost another 100 points this morning after global markets took a fresh hammering overnight.
Oil prices plunge below $US50
OIL prices crashed below $US50 dollars a barrel overnight as plunging equities and weak US data sparked fresh fears that a worldwide recession would ravage energy demand.
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