Gunmen fire inside El Salvador bus, kill 6

Police in El Salvador say gunmen boarded a bus in a town near the capital killing six people. Source: AAP POLICE in El Salvador say gunmen boarded a bus in a town near the capital and opened fired on passengers, killing six. National...

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Suspected drug ring busted in Canberra

!--Suspected drug ring busted in Canberra | The Courier-Mail -->!-- Last updated: May 24, 2014 A MAJOR drug ring has been busted in the national capital, with a Canberra man set to face court charged with trafficking...

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Pope set to begin Middle East pilgrimage

The Vatican has billed Pope Francis' first visit to the Middle East as a "pilgrimage of prayer". Source: AAP POPE Francis has headed for Jordan at the start of a Middle East tour aimed at boosting ties with Muslims and Jews as well as easing...

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Principal didn't consider kids' protection

A FORMER Perth headmaster has told a royal commission he didn't factor in the protection of children when deciding against sacking a teacher later convicted of sex abuse. The Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child sexual abuse...

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Orphan bear cub charms police in Oregon

!--Orphan bear cub charms police in Oregon | The Courier-Mail -->!-- Last updated: May 23, 2014 POLICE in southern Oregon have held an unlikely suspect: a well-behaved black bear cub. Live: Geelong...

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College didn't lobby for funds: Abbott

Tony Abbott has described questions about his daughter Frances' scholarship as "dirt digging". Source: AAP PRIME Minister Tony Abbott says he wasn't lobbied by a friend to allow private colleges to access government subsidies. The federal...

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Fatal crash on Vic peninsula

A SECOND man has died after a car smashed into the garage of a house on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula. The car, with three men in it, veered off the road and ploughed into the garage in the beachside suburb of Dromana on Sunday night. A Somerville...

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Sydney bus driver demolishes wall

!--Sydney bus driver demolishes wall | The Courier-Mail -->!-- Last updated: May 21, 2014 A BUS has hit two vehicles and demolished a family's front yard wall in Sydney. Queensland solar tariffs...

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10-year-olds hurt after minibus rolls

A mini-bus has rolled on its side after colliding with a car in Melbourne, injuring two children. Source: AAP TWO children have been taken to hospital after a school mini-bus accident in Melbourne. The mini-bus and a car collided in Northcote...

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Hawke wants Aust a nuclear one-stop shop

Bob Hawke says Australia should enrich uranium and store nuclear power plant waste. Source: AAP FORMER prime minister Bob Hawke says Australia should start enriching uranium and disposing of nuclear waste in its most geologically stable state...

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"Everything is gone": Lin grandfather

Contract winner a Coalition donor A COMPANY awarded a lucrative contract by the Queensland government — despite proposing a price double its competitors — has donated money to the Coalition. Hawke wants nuclear Australia FORMER prime...

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Tough budget necessary: Treasury Sec

Treasury Secretary Martin Parkinson says Australians needs to know the nation faces a challenges. Source: AAP THE Australian public needs to know that the nation faces a challenge and a tough budget was necessary, Treasury Secretary Martin...

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Tributes for father of 3 killed in Fiji

THE driver of a fishing boat that crashed into another vessel, killing an Australian father of three on holiday with his family in Fiji, has been refused bail by a Suva court. Mark Hardaker, 40, from Toongabbie in Sydney's west, was killed last...

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Insulation scheme a 'recipe for disaster'

!--Insulation scheme a 'recipe for disaster' | The Courier-Mail -->!-- Last updated: May 19, 2014 THE Rudd government's decision to include foil products in its home insulation program was "a recipe for disaster"...

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Guard distressed after shooting bandit

A SECURITY guard who shot dead an armed bandit outside a Gold Coast tavern appears to have acted instinctively, police say. Police have interviewed the 47-year-old guard but haven't laid charges against him after the fatal incident on Monday...

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WA abuse victims to tell their stories

THE royal commission investigating child sex abuse in institutions will hold private sessions in the Kimberley region of Western Australia on Monday. Officers from the commission will be in Broome and Kununurra to meet with people interested...

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Budget of 'increased taxes' unites Labor

PM Tony Abbott appears to have backed away from his threat to hold a double dissolution election. Source: AAP AUSTRALIANS are listening to the Abbott government but some may be confused about what they're hearing, the prime minister says. ...

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Iran's Zarif says nuclear deal 'possible'

!--Iran's Zarif says nuclear deal `possible' | The Courier-Mail -->!-- Last updated: May 18, 2014 IRANIAN Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said Sunday that clinching a final nuclear deal with world powers...

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