Earth Hour aims to reach one billion
A climate change campaign that began in Australia two years ago with just over two
million participants will reach truly global proportions this weekend.
Earth Hour aims to reach one billion
A climate change campaign that began in Australia two years ago with just over two million participants will reach truly global proportions this weekend.
Hawks missing six premiership players
Hawthorn will be without more than a quarter of their premiership side for Friday
night's AFL grand final rematch against Geelong.
Navy finds spill containers off Qld
The navy has confirmed the location of 24 of the 31 containers lost from the Pacific
Adventurer during Cyclone Hamish.
Player punishment stays with NRL clubs
NRL clubs will remain empowered with the responsibility for punishing their own
players for off-field indiscretions despite the controversy generated by the early
Australia backs UN on indigenous rights
The Rudd government will officially support a UN declaration on indigenous rights
which the previous Howard government voted against in 2007.
Comancheros criticise police response
The head of the Comancheros bikie gang says police are more concerned about saving
face for failing to stop a fatal brawl at Sydney airport than ending gang violence.
Defence to investigate spying claims
Relations between Joel Fitzgibbon and Defence have sunk to a new low amid claims
department officials spied on his relationship with a Chinese-born family friend.
Baillieu rejects calls to quit
A defiant Ted Baillieu has rejected calls for him to stand down as Victoria's
opposition leader despite taking a beating in opinion polls.
Chipperfield to play on in Europe
Socceroo defender Scott Chipperfield is in such dazzling form for his Swiss club
Basel that he will stay in Europe for another year and defer any thoughts about
