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Exiled Honduras leader 'heading home'
The deposed president of Honduras, Manuel Zelaya, says he is going to return home within the next 24 hours. Speaking in a television interview broadcast in Venezuela, Mr Zelaya said he would be accom...
Aussies upbeat after draw with Lions
Australian coach Tim Nielsen says his side is in the best possible shape ahead of the first Ashes Test in Cardiff starting on Wednesday. The tourists drew their final warm-up match after the England ...
NSW swine flu cases top 1,200
The number of swine flu cases in New South Wales has jumped more than 25 per cent in four days. The New South Wales Health Department says there are now over 1,200 confirmed cases across the state, u...
Tragic accident in southern Tasmania
Police are urging parents to be vigilant after a six-year-old boy died in a backyard accident at New Norfolk yesterday. The boy put his trampoline under the clothes line, and appears to have hung him...
Third Comanchero faces court over airport brawl
A third alleged member of the Comanchero bikie gang has faced court over a fatal brawl at Sydney Airport in March. Farres Abounader, 28, was arrested on Friday and appeared at Parramatta Bail Court t...
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Another Ledger chasing film fame
WHEN you hear the name Ledger you immediately think of Heath, but another young Ledger - the late actor's cousin - is set to star in front of the cameras.
St John admits 'fatal mistakes'
ST John Ambulance has admitted that internal mistakes contributed to the recent deaths of three patients, including one case when a 000 call was completely deleted.
Fisheries can't enforce bans
Its 100 officers will have to oversee more than 600,000 recreational fishers and 50 commercial operations on over 12,500km of coastline under a licensing decree issued this week, according to principa...
Police won't ban psychics
This is despite the police force's communications director describing mediums as ``hocus-pocus'' and stating ``no reputable policing agencies use psychics''.
Police act on 'mobile bully'
The Education Department has described the decision by police to refer the 14-year-old girl to the Juvenile Justice Team as a landmark development.Determined to get a grip on the troubling trend of st...