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Premier claims there was no sex
MIKE Rann has put his wife onthe phone to reporters to refuteclaims that he had an affair.
Island detention centre inmates run riot
ASYLUM-seekers attacked each other with broom handles during a bloody detention centre fight.
Gen Y buyers facing first home blockade
BABY Boomers and Gen Xers stay put, making it harder for Gen Y to get into the housing market.
Bouncer's foot almost severed by machete
A BOUNCER'S foot was almost cut off in a savage attack involving 10 men outside a nightclub.
Tourist missing after late night Bondi swim
A YOUNG man is missing after going for a late night swim with friends at Bondi Beach.
Thousands caught cheating at universities
THE number of students caughtcheating is on the rise, accordingto the results of an investigation.
Climate expert 'cheered' by Aussie's death
EMAILS leaked by hackers showa British climate change expertgloating about an Aussie's death.
Australian Idol winner announced
SPOILER ALERT: The winner of the seventh season of Australian Idol has been announced.
ADHD guidelines pulled after drug scandal
CONTROVERSIAL guidelines on ADHD pulled after claims of drug company payments to a doctor.
Australian Idol winner announced
SPOILER ALERT: The winner of the seventh season of Australian Idol has been announced.
New baby for mother of murdered trio
THE mother of three children murdered by their father, who then took his own life, has given birth to a baby boy.
Man drowns after boat capsizes
AN elderly New South Wales man has died after the boat he was in capsized in rough water off Victoria's east coast.
Asylum seekers injured in centre brawl
A BRAWL on Christmas Island involving 150 detainees has injured 37 Afghans and Sri Lankans, several of them seriously.
Cool change to bring relief to firefighters
AFTER days of scorching heat, firefighters are hoping a cool change will allow them to construct containment lines on bushfires raging across New South Wales.
Out-of-control car crashes into bathroom
A TRAFFIC accident in Melbourne has left two cars and a house badly damaged and a driver in hospital.
Girl praised for rescuing drowning boy
A 12-YEAR-OLD girl has been praised for saving her toddler brother from drowning in a pool in Sydney's west.
Rudd urged to save school for disabled
PARENTS desperate to save NSW's only boarding school for severely disabled children are appealing to Prime Minister Kevin Rudd to stop its closure.
Australian Idol winner announced
SOUL singer Stan Walker has triumphed over rock chick Hayley Warner to be crowned the seventh Australian Idol.
Barmaid reveals 'nightmare affair'
A MARRIED ex-parliamentary barmaid says she had sex with South Australian Premier Mike Rann on his Parliament House desk during a lengthy affair, a confession that threatens to end his political career.
No records set despite sweltering heat
AS expected, Sydney sweltered through a scorching Sunday with the mercury soaring into the 40's but failing to smash the all-time November record.
29 dead, 17 missing after ferry sinks
RESCUERS will today resume the search for survivors after a ferry sank in stormy seas, killing at least 29 of the 291 on board.
Car bomb contained 180kg of explosives
A MASSIVE car bomb that failed to explode properly in Northern Ireland was designed to cause widespread destruction, police say.
JFK nephew 'barred from communion'
THE nephew of former president John F. Kennedy has been barred from receiving communion at his Catholic church due to his support for abortion rights, according to a newspaper report.
Rebel children sentenced to death
SUDAN has sentenced six children to death for taking part in a Darfur rebel attack on Khartoum.
Astronaut becomes a dad in orbit
AN astronaut on the space shuttle Atlantis has become a father for the second time while in orbit.
Climate expert 'cheered' by Aussie's death
EMAILS leaked by hackers showa British climate change expertgloating about an Aussie's death.
China mine death toll reaches 87
THE death toll from a coal mine blast in northeast China has risen to 87, with 21 other miners still trapped, state media reports.
Top dollar for Jacko 'moonwalk' glove
THE sparkly glove worn by Michael Jackson for his first "moonwalk" in 1983 sold for over $380,000 at a frenzied auction.
'Shots fired at North Ireland police'
POLICE in Northern Ireland have come under attack in a small village near the border with Ireland, the BBC reports, in an incident that will spark concerns of renewed violence in the province.
Facebook bikini photo 'cut insurance'
A WOMAN lost her health benefits after a Facebook photo showed her smiling in a bikini.
Cool change brings relief from fires
AFTER days of scorching heat, firefighters hope a cool change will help them battle raging fires.
ADHD guidelines pulled after drug scandal
CONTROVERSIAL guidelines on ADHD pulled after claims of drug company payments to a doctor.
Out-of-control car crashes into bathroom
A TRAFFIC accident in Melbourne has left two cars and a house badly damaged and a driver in hospital.
Climate expert 'cheered' by Aussie's death
EMAILS leaked by hackers show a British climate change expert gloating about an Aussie's death.
Girl praised for rescuing drowning boy
A 12-YEAR-OLD girl has been praised for saving her toddler brother from drowning in a pool in Sydney's west.
Bouncer's foot almost severed by machete
A BOUNCER'S foot was almost cut off in a savage machete attack outside a nightclub.
Island detention centre inmates run riot
ASYLUM-seekers attacked each other with broom handles and pool cues during a bloody detention centre fight.
Thousands caught cheating at universities
THE number of students caughtcheating is on the rise, accordingto the results of an investigation.
Tourist missing after late night Bondi swim
A YOUNG man is missing after going for a late night swim with friends at Bondi Beach.
Diet could be the key, not drugs, say parents
WHEN Emiley Cooper was prescribed Ritalin and Concerta for her attention deficit disorder she became extremely sick.
Ice sheet collapse could add 5m to seas
THE East Antarctic icesheet, once seen as largely unaffected by global warming, has lost billions of tonnes of ice since 2006 and could boost sea levels in the future, according to a new study.
New baby for mother of murdered trio
THE mother of three children murdered by their father, who then took his own life, has given birth to a baby boy.
Man drowns after boat capsizes
AN elderly New South Wales man has died after the boat he was in capsized in rough water off Victoria's east coast.
Astronaut becomes a dad in orbit
AN astronaut on the space shuttle Atlantis has become a father for the second time while in orbit.
Rebel children sentenced to death
SUDAN has sentenced six children to death for taking part in a Darfur rebel attack on Khartoum.
29 dead and 17 missing after ferry sinks
RESCUERS desperately hunted for survivors in the waters off Indonesia's Sumatra island after a ferry sank in stormy seas, killing at least 29 people.
Asylum seekers injured in centre brawl
A BRAWL on Christmas Island involving 150 detainees has injured 37 Afghans and Sri Lankans, several of them seriously.
Car bomb contained 180kg of explosives
A MASSIVE car bomb that failed to explode properly in Northern Ireland was designed to cause widespread destruction, police say.
Cool change to bring relief to firefighters
AFTER days of scorching heat, firefighters are hoping a cool change will allow them to construct containment lines on bushfires raging across New South Wales.
Out-of-control car crashes into bathroom
A TRAFFIC accident in Melbourne has left two cars and a house badly damaged and a driver in hospital.
Media giants on liquidator's hit list
FUNDING for a $132 million legal claim against One.Tel backers James Packer and Lachlan Murdoch is "95 per cent of the way there", liquidator says.
Former Storm planners face probe
ABOUT a third of the planners who promoted investments in failed Storm Financial face scrutiny from the nation's peak financial planning body.
Junior miners under the pay watch gun
CORPORATE governance experts RiskMetrics has set its sights on cleaning up the pay practices of the resources sector.
$67m of steam for fat cat's gravy train
ALMOST one in five Australian bosses received over $1 million in bonuses last year.
One.Tel saga not over for media heirs
DESPITE the extreme relief on Jodee Rich's face as he stood outside the NSW Supreme Court this week, the almost decade-long One.Tel saga may be anything but over.
Aussie dollar 'will peak at US$1.03'
THE already overvalued Australian dollar will reach parity with the US dollar in the next six to 12 months and peak at about $US1.02-03, a currency strategist says.
OECD urges action on British debt
THE OECD has urged action as data shows Britain plunging ever deeper into debt, one day after Prime Minister Gordon Brown pledged a new law to fix public finances.
ANZ eyes AXA Asia Pacific's assets
ANZ Bank is crunching the numbers on the Australian and New Zealand operations of insurance and investments group AXA Asia Pacific.
Public purse pays top dollar despite crisis
THE public service is the place to be when the economy goes posterior-up.
Bring it on, Packer tells liquidator
THE conduct of some of the biggest names in the Australian business was put under the microscope during the One.Tel case - and found wanting.
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