Security tight for Hillary Clinton visit
(AAP) US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived in Australia, making her first ever visit to Melbourne amid tight security.
Tourism body not worried about Qantas woes
(AAP) The Australian tourism industry's peak body says it does not believe two recent Qantas engine failures will have an adverse impact on visitor numbers.
Australian bounty to go to Norfolk
The descendants of mutineers have swallowed their two-century-old pride and put
their hand out for federal government bounty.
Mother of Zahra Baker speaks out
The mother of Australian girl Zahra Baker says she fears her daughter, who has been
missing from her US home for nearly a month, is dead.
Wyatt Roy upset over fake tweet
Australia's youngest federal MP says someone is deliberately trying to destroy his
reputation through the online social media site, Twitter.
Two women stabbed after crash
Two women were stabbed in an altercation and an elderly man was nearly run over in
an incident at a home west of Brisbane.
300,000 jobs if re-elected, says Labor
Some 300,000 jobs will be created in Victoria over the next five years if the Labor
government is re-elected, Premier John Brumby has promised.
(2nd LD) U.S. still maintains power amid China's rise: scholars
(ATTN: ADDS more info in last 4 paras)
By Kim Young-gyo
HONG KONG, Nov. 5 (Yonhap) -- The United States will continue to command its
RBA revises up terms of trade forecast
Greater than expected increases in commodity prices, including agricultural prices,
has led the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to upwardly revise its forecast for the
Poms will suit Sonny Bill: Cooper
Sonny Bill Williams will benefit from playing England in his All Blacks Test debut,
Wallabies star Quade Cooper says.
