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Tax office push for charity monitoring
CALL comes as senior Hillsong church members enjoy lavish taxpayer funded lifestyle.
Children's sex crimes 'ignored' - expert
DISTURBING claims of pupils sexually abusing each other aren't being taken seriously, expert says.
'My worst fears at sea' - Jessica Watson
TEEN'S new book reveals the despair she sometimes felt while sailing solo around the world.
'We've had 9 kids in 9 years' say couple
IN the past decade, not one year has past in which Sydney mother Trudy Hill was not pregnant.
Veterans upset over war memorial attack
DESECRATION of Kokoda Track war memorial upsets and angers shocked war veterans.
Ivan Milat protests his innocence from jail
SERIAL killer says he's been denied justice in a letter from his "sunless cement cave".
No investigation into OPI link in rape claim
OFFICE of Police Integrity investigator brings prostitute to police station after she said she was raped.
Fresh hope in Alzheimer's breakthrough
TREATMENT to halt Alzheimer's disease could be just five years away after a breakthrough by researchers.
Parents busted smoking in cars with kids
MORE than 150 people who have continued to smoke in cars with children cop $200 on-the-spot fines.
Hillsong - signing up for a lifetime deal
CHURCH took $17 million in tithes and donations from attendees in 2008, up from $16 million in 2007.
Here's your order - Get off the phone
FED-up cafe owners move to ban mobile phones in a fight against growing "customer rudeness."
McGrath to marry new love Sara Leonardi
FORMER cricket star and widower bowled over by engagement to Italian girlfriend of seven months.
Teenager dies from fence impaling
A TEENAGER has died after being impaled by a fence post, and a woman has died after a cattle strike, in two separate Queensland car accidents.
Kokoda Track memorial desecrated
A KOKODA Track war memorial that spans an 800-metre walkway in Sydney has been desecrated.
Coroner slams hospitals over fatal errors
HOSPITALS are repeating fatal mistakes due to a lack of communication, coroner warns.
Drunk husband sleeps through stabbing
A NEWLYWED stabs her husband in the leg before putting the knife away and going back to bed.
Principal guity of raping student
A FORMER high school principal, serving time for sexually abusing a student, was found guilty of the aggravated sexual assault of a second student yesterday.
Taxpayers billed for minor school mishaps
INVESTIGATION reveals students' families are successfully suing over minor school injuries.
Bunk bed tragedy parents not negligent
FRIEND of their son fractured his skull and suffered serious brain injuries after sleepover fall.
Premier puts an end to pollie junkets
NSW'S jet-set ministers will be banned from taking overseas trips unless they can bring back investment to the state.
- Australian among music festival victims
- Bikie gang link to harbour death mystery
- Qantas plane turns back after gear failure
- Tax break to reward green businesses
- New asbestos threat detected in schools
- Four teens in jail after police car chase
- Rudd needs to get over it - Crean
- Liberals dump Chifley candidate
- Man injured as homemade bomb explodes
- White whale blows, protection extended
Dean Jones mistress a promo girl
THE mother of Dean Jones' love child was a dancer and promotional model when she began her affair with the retired cricketer.
Sex-case priest gets blue card
A PRIEST stood down by his church over allegations that he had sex with a teenage boy has been handed a blue card to work with children by a Queensland tribunal.
Burglar terrorises elderly couple
AN elderly man was injured and his wife pushed over during an aggravated burglary in Melbourne's north this morning.
Woman carjacked at McDonald's
A WOMAN has been carjacked in a McDonald's drive- thru at Smithfield by a man wielding a knife.
Man charged over Mandurah hit-run
POLICE have charged a 21-year-old from Dudley Park over this week's Mandurah hit and run that left a 20-year-old beauty therapist in hospital.
Intrepid porkers run croc gauntlet
A GROUP of fearless pigs went for a dip in the Adelaide River - a body of water well-known for its bustling saltwater crocodile population.
Buck the pokie habit
PASSING the blame for poker machine abuse must stop, says <FONT COLOR=#FF0000><b>SUE NEALES</b></FONT>
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Navy tensions over boat people
OVERWORKED crews back Lib policy as they brace for election influx of up to 800 asylum seekers.
iPad launch special
STAY up to date with the latest iPad reviews, apps, pictures and prices of the iPad Wi-Fi & 3G models. All you need to know.
National Youth Self Portrait Prize 2010
The National Youth Self Portrait Prize encourages young Australians aged 18 to 25 to explore self portraiture and its expressive possibiliti...
Hoddle St massacre - 20 years
ON Sunday, August 9, 1987, 19-year-old former army cadet Julian Knight killed seven people and wounded 19 others in a massacre on Hoddle St ...
Belfast riots
Nationalist protestors injure more than 80 police during rioting in Northern Ireland, following Orange Order July 12th marches.
The life and times of Tony Abbott
FOR Tony Abbott, it's been a long way to the top job in politics. Take a look back at how he went from a wannabe priest to angling for the ...
Afghanistan honour roll
IMAGES of the Australian soldiers to have been killed in combat against Taliban insurgents in Afghanistan.
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Election debate: It's Gillard vs Abbott
JULIA GIllard and Tony Abbott are going head to head for the only time in the election campaign.
Imports set to futher pressure retailers
A STRING of foreign shops set to open in Australia will place further pressure on already struggling Australian businesses.
Why homes are worth more in a street
ADDRESSES containing the word "street" are worth $100,000 more than those ending in "road."
Kylie's boyfriend flies in to meet parents
THINGS are about to get even more serious between Aussie pop star Kylie Minogue and her boyfriend.
Disney gives sneak peek of new resort
WALT Disney's new resort "unlike anything that Disney has done before" is due to open in 2011.
Aliens are tweeting, we're not listening
SCIENTISTS believe aliens have been sending us messages for years - but we have been checking their tweets.
