Cayless era ends at Parramatta
Parramatta will officially draw the curtain on the Nathan Cayless era at the NRL
club when they farewell him at a tribute dinner in Sydney on Saturday night.
Banks profits similar to Canadian lenders
Australia's big banks are slightly more profitable than their big six Canadian
counterparts, which consistently rank alongside the local lenders as the world's
safest banks.
PNG outraged over rape of Aussie woman
Papua New Guinean officials have expressed outrage at the "appalling" and "heinous"
rape of an Australian woman on a surfing trip.
Palmer gives Mercs as Xmas bonus to staff
He wasn't wearing a Santa suit and he arrived by plane not sleigh, but the bag of
gifts Clive Palmer was dispensing when he arrived in Townsville on Friday was enough
Disabled womans sex attacker pleads guilty
A Perth teenager who sexually assaulted an intellectually disabled woman at a care
facility has pleaded guilty in Perth Children's Court.
Nurses to strike despite order
Nurses in NSW have vowed to walk off the job next Wednesday, despite the industrial
umpire ordering them not to.
Qld police rebuffed over excessive force
A police sergeant used excessive force in the arrest of a teenage boy, Queensland's
Civil and Administrative Tribunal (QCAT) says.
Leaders enter Vic election home stretch
Labor will sell its record on jobs, education and economic management in the final
stretch of Victoria's election campaign, while the coalition will announce tax cuts,
Analysis missing from WA govt's port spend
The West Australian government leapt into committing millions of dollars to the
Oakajee Port development in the state's midwest without properly assessing whether
Hijab woman accused police of being racist
A policeman accused of trying to pull off a Muslim woman's headdress has told a
Sydney court he isn't a racist.
