France, Britain to lead Libya bombing
UPDATE 8:40AM UN Security Council votes to allow air strikes to halt Muammar Gaddafi's offensive against rebel forces in Libya, with the first bombing raids expected shortly.
Fears Aussies among tsunami dead
11:50AM FOREIGN Minister Kevin Rudd is concerned Australians could be among those killed in Japan's deadly earthquake and tsunami.
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Call for half-hour daylight saving
THE eastern seaboard should move clocks forward by half an hour as part of a permanent year-round daylight saving proposal.
Kate's see-through dress fetches $127k
THE see-through dress that helped Kate Middleton catch the eye of husband-to-be Prince William has sold for $127,524, smashing the expected price for the risque garment.
The worst pop song ever?
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