We`ve suffered enough, say Hardie bosses
The corporate watchdog wants them fined and banned from sitting on boards but
several of 10 disgraced former directors of James Hardie Industries say they have
Bashed cop speaks of her ordeal
A female police officer who suffered serious injuries when bashed and robbed in
Sydney has spoken about her ordeal.
Final Thorpe record erased from books
German Paul Biedermann erased the final Ian Thorpe world record from the swimming
history books on Sunday and in the process stole the Thorpedo's trademark finish.
WA projects `may need foreign workers`
Western Australia's premier Colin Barnett may ask the federal government to relax
foreign worker allowances to prevent labour shortages at major projects planned for
the state.
Buckley `turns down offer` to coach Roos
Former Collingwood captain Nathan Buckley seems set to return to the Magpies as part
of a dream coaching ticket alongside Mick Malthouse after turning down an offer to
Focus on economy, not climate: Abbott
The opposition should focus its attack on the government's handling of the economy
rather than get distracted by climate change, coalition frontbencher Tony Abbott
says.
Attacking pair have Fury buzzing
A-League newcomers North Queensland are no closer to appointing a foundation captain
but appear to have unearthed a potentially devastating attacking duo in Robbie
Senior ministers in Singapore for talks
Three of the federal government's most senior ministers are in Singapore on Monday
for bilateral talks about foreign, strategic, defence, trade and economic issues.
Aussie swim star hit by brother's death
Rising Australian swim star Meagen Nay was to bravely commence her FINA world
championship campaign on Sunday despite learning of her brother's death in a car
accident.
Sixth Queenslander with swine flu dies
A man in his 30s has become Queensland's sixth person with swine flu to die.
The man died in a Brisbane northside hospital late on Saturday.
