Govt warns business over hacking
SYDNEY, July 27 (AAP) - The federal government is warning businesses to protect themselves after the arrest of a 25-year-old man who is facing 50 charges in relation to online hacking.
SA officials not pursuing cult leader
SYDNEY, July 27 (AAP)- South Australian authorities will not pursue doomsday cult leader Rocco Leo over 126 fraud allegations.
Boxing kangaroo put down
The boxing kangaroo that attacked a 94-year-old Queensland woman has been put down.
Jobs and NSW oil supply at risk: union
Shell's decision to shut down a Sydney refinery could cost 2200 jobs and threaten the reliability of oil supplies in NSW, a union says.
Senator Joyce road-tests New England seat
Queensland National Senator Barnaby Joyce has been road testing the rural NSW seat of New England while independent MP Tony Windsor is overseas.
NBN provider one of many cyber breaches
Police have flagged more arrests over one of Australia's biggest online hacking attacks, which they say could escalate to companies overseas.
US crisis may stall CPI-linked rate rise
The potential global fallout from the US debt crisis may stop the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) from raising interest rates for now.
Culture behind Norway attack, says Blair
Former British prime minister Tony Blair says the Norwegian massacre which claimed at least 76 lives may not be the end of far-right extremism.
Big red roo attacks elderly Qld woman
Ninety-four-year-old Phyllis Johnson saw a blur of red fur as she was taking the Sunday washing from the line in the backyard of her Charleville home.
Murderer ran drug ring from NSW prison
Convicted murderer Bassam Hamzy has pleaded guilty to running a drug syndicate from his NSW prison cell using a smuggled mobile phone.
