Hockeyroos have injury worries
The Australian women's hockey team has suffered two major injury blows which could
keep midfield stars Casey Eastham and Kate Hollywood out of this year's World Cup.
Labor, Libs reject political ads call
The major parties have rejected a call from the Australian Greens for the
auditor-general to assess more expensive taxpayer-funded advertising.
WA govt, miners reach royalty agreement
Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton have agreed to pay a higher iron ore royalty rate to the
West Australian government, opening the way for them to integrate their Pilbara
operations.
Roosters dismiss drug culture claim
Sydney Roosters skipper Braith Anasta has dismissed claims of a drug culture at the
NRL club as he angrily hit out at the smear campaign he believes is carry-on from
McInnes wishes DJs staffer well
Former David Jones chief executive Mark McInnes, who fled the country after
admitting inappropriate behaviour toward a female employee, hopes the woman will
Gunman still at large
Police fear a violent gunman on the loose after a crime spree while on parole could
try to end the hunt in a shootout.
African jungle searched for executives
A Perth mining company faces the "extraordinary" possibility of losing its entire
board after a plane carrying six Australian executives is feared to have crashed in
Govt under pressure to withdraw troops
The federal government will face increasing pressure to withdraw troops from
Afghanistan after three commandos were killed in a helicopter crash.
Senior Aussie miners missing in Africa
Former BHP Iron Ore chief executive Geoff Wedlock and Queensland mining magnate Ken
Talbot are among six Australians confirmed missing aboard a light aircraft in
western Africa.
Senior Aussie miners missing in Africa
Former BHP Iron Ore chief executive Geoff Wedlock and Queensland mining magnate Ken
Talbot are among six Australians confirmed missing aboard a light aircraft in
western Africa.
