Wesfarmers considers sale of Premier mine
SYDNEY (AAP) - March 17 - Wesfarmers Ltd says it could sell its Premier coal mine in Western Australia, after receiving several inquires about the asset.
Australia needs permanent F1 track: Bernie
The Australian Grand Prix could continue beyond 2015 with a permanent circuit in Melbourne, Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone has strongly hinted.
Johnson sends warning to Holden
Ford legend Dick Johnson has told Holden that buying the marque's champion drivers won't guarantee V8 Supercar success.
Qld election a real battle, says LNP boss
Queensland's opposition Liberal National Party (LNP) must lift its game before a state election due in early 2012, president Bruce McIver says.
Thorpe reveals new coach Touretski
Five-time Olympic champion Ian Thorpe has announced his new coach will be former Australian Institute of Sport mentor Gennadi Touretski.
House prices high, Future Fund head says
Australian house prices are high by world standards and have made the economy vulnerable to overseas events that may cause a sudden decline in their value, the head of the Future Fund says.
O'Farrell promises voters real change
NSW Opposition Leader Barry O'Farrell says a government led by him will bring real change to the state - after 16 years of Labor.
No more radiation threat to Australians
There are no more safety threats to Australian emergency crew in Japan after low-level radiation was detected on three workers, Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) Commissioner Greg Mullins says.
Tuck still aiming for AFL comeback
Travis Tuck still aims to return to the AFL, despite his personal dramas and Hawthorn's decision not to offer him a rookie berth.
WA floods destroy 45 homes as people flee
Severe floods in Western Australia's East Kimberley region have forced evacuations and destroyed 45 homes, while 20 homes remain uninhabitable.
