Woman killed in Vic head-on collision

A WOMAN has died after a head-on collision in Victoria's southwest. Police say the woman's car collided with a van in Brucknell, about 45km from Warrnambool, at about 3pm (AEST) on Saturday. She died at the scene. A female passenger in the...

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NSW teens 'caught with graffiti tools'

TWO teenagers travelling on a train have been arrested after police found them allegedly carrying graffiti tools and ecstasy. Police say that, at 10.20pm on Friday, officers spotted two males acting suspiciously on a train travelling from Unanderra...

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Police target drugs at Sydney festival

We will rip them from their hidey-holes: Police POLICE vow to do whatever it takes to ensure bikies "no longer feel safe in their beds", planning a further crackdown following a violent brawl on the Gold Coast. News Police hunt man over...

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Ramping times cut at Qld hospitals

PATIENTS are spending less time waiting to be unloaded from ambulances after being transported to Queensland hospitals, a new report shows. The government last year outlined 15 recommendations to curb the practice of ramping or bypassing, where...

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Court freezes Qld businessman's assets

A GOLD Coast businessman behind the collapse of an investment company responsible for $750 million has had his assets frozen and surrendered his passport. The Australian Securities and Investment Commission is investigating the fall of LM Investment...

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Community pool opens in shadow of Uluru

IT gets hot and dusty in the Aboriginal desert community of Mutitjulu and for seven years the kids near Uluru have had nowhere to cool down. That has changed with a community investment of $1.6 million of rent money from the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National...

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ADF releases Afghan insider attack report

A defence report questions the protection give to three Australian diggers killed in Afghanistan. Source: AAP A DEFENCE inquiry into a rogue Afghan soldier's murder of three Australian soldiers is highly critical of the "relaxed" security at...

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Greenpeace activists broke law: Putin

RUSSIAN President Vladimir Putin says the 30 Greenpeace activists arrested in Russia over their open-sea protest in the Arctic were not "pirates" but they did break the law. News+ Oops! Please register or log in to continue. (It's quick, easy...

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PNG wants to scrap Westminster

PAPUA New Guinea prime minister Peter O'Neill has asked the nation's Constitutional and Law Reform Commission (CLRC) to consider scrapping the Westminster system of government in favour of federalism. Under the proposal, first raised by former...

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Bligh to bear bald head in magazine

ANNA Bligh agreed to have her bald head photographed in a revealing interview about her "gruelling" chemotherapy experience. The striking photographs will appear alongside an honest account about her cancer battle in an upcoming Woman's Weekly...

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Administrator for troubled Vic council

AN interim administrator has been appointed at the Wangaratta Rural City Council after its council was sacked for rampant bullying, intimidation and wasting $1.5 million in ratepayers' money. News+ Oops! Please register or log in to continue....

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Case against Patel set to start

Ex-Bundaberg surgeon Jayant Patel pleaded not guilty to causing grievous bodily harm to a patient. Source: AAP THE Crown is expected to open its case against former Bundaberg surgeon Jayant Patel on Tuesday following delays in selecting jurors....

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Prince Harry to visit Australia

Pair guilty of policeman murder UPDATE: A jury has found two people guilty for the shooting murder of a Gold Coast police officer following an armed robbery at a tavern. Man to road rager: 'Just shoot me' UPDATE: A man shot in a road rage...

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ALP wins McEwen in federal election

Labor's Rob Mitchell has retained the Victorian seat of McEwen by 345 votes. Source: AAP THE ALP may have lost the election, but it has managed to hold onto the final undeclared Victorian seat of McEwen. Counting is complete in the central...

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Flight chaos as HK readies for typhoon

SEVERE Typhoon Usagi is barrelling towards Hong Kong, shutting down one of the world's busiest sea ports and throwing flight schedules into disarray from Europe to the United States. Usagi - which means rabbit in Japanese - packed winds of 165...

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Community vote for NSW Labor candidates

Abduction alerts as kids grabbed FRIGHTENING details of attempted child abduction reports have been revealed as police investigate suspicious incidents in Brisbane. FIND OUT WHERE Where's Brisbane's towering icon? DEBATE over whether Brisbane...

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Keith Urban has No.1 album in Australia

Country music star Keith Urban has scored his second No.1 album in Australia with Fuse. Source: AAP KATY Perry has reclaimed No.1 on the ARIA singles chart with her track Roar. Having been superseded by Redfoo last week, Perry returns to...

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