Last Updated: July 03, 2014

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Snowboarder found dead at Perisher

THERE are fears a man who died at the Perisher Ski Resort in NSW’s Snowy Mountains fell while snowboarding.

Kindy kicks off for new Senators

Senate Doors

IT’S orientation day in the big house on the hill, with new Senators meeting their new colleagues in their new playground: Parliament House.

Woman sorry for ‘gook’ rant on train

Woman sorry for ‘gook’ rant on train

VIDEO: The woman filmed unleashing a racist tirade at an Asian commuter on a train to the Central Coast has apologised for her behaviour | Social media fights back against the racist hate

Commando’s death still a mystery

 WARNING: NOT TO BE USED IN ANY FORM WITHOUT EXPRESS PERMISSION FROM SYDNEY DAILY TELEGRAPH PIC EDITOR JEFF DARMANIN. Austral...

THE mystery surrounding the shooting death of an Australian Commando in Afghanistan has deepened after no weapon was found where he was killed.

River flows down aisle of Qantas jet

River flows down aisle of Qantas jet

PASSENGERS have live Tweeted as a Qantas plane was forced to turn around about one hour after takeoff because water was flowing down the aisle.

Medical gravy train kept secret

Medical gravy train kept secret

DOCTORS can dodge new rules requiring drug companies to reveal how much they pay individual doctors for overseas trips often held at five star hotels.

Close call Just 4cm saved Aussie from death

AN Aussie woman whose tongue was ripped in half after a bullet smashed through her mouth in New Orleans shooting is out of hospital, saying she is lucky to be alive.

Top Ten Stories

  1. Grollo slams union leader Setka

    Adam Bandt MP

    UPDATE: BUILDING industry giant Daniel Grollo has accused CFMEU state secretary John Setka of misusing his power as head of the union to cover up suspect activities.

  2. THE LOOP: Federer backs Kyrgios rise

    THE LOOP: Federer backs Kyrgios rise

    AUSTRALIAN teenager Nick Kyrgios will rise up the rankings says tennis superstar Roger Federer. Plus train, traffic updates.

  3. Melbourne greats — take a bow

    Melbourne greats — take a bow

    FEATURE films, Vegemite, and Foster’s all originated in Melbourne. We look at the surprisingly local connections to things you know and love.

  4. The $4 billion toll on our wallets

     Henry Tax Review/ Budget. Generic pic cash in pocket.

    IT’S a charge that has ripped billions from Victorians since arriving in 2000 - and it’s only about to get worse. But exactly how much extra will we pay?

  5. Restaurant owners furious over racism allegations

    Restaurant owners furious over racism allegations

    OWNERS of a Melbourne restaurant are fuming at being branded racist over the treatment of a customer and are considering legal action for defamation.

  6. The wild one who became an Oscar winning legend

    The wild one who became an Oscar winning legend

    HE was one of Hollywood’s greatest and most influential actors. But 10 years ago this week Marlon Brando died broke. He had lived on a pension and was $15 million in debt.

Top Ten Stories

  1. Woman sorry for ‘gook’ rant on train

    Woman sorry for ‘gook’ rant on train

    VIDEO: The woman filmed unleashing a racist tirade at an Asian commuter on a train to the Central Coast has apologised for her behaviour | Social media fights back against the racist hate

  2. Police charge woman over racist rant

     Screen Grab of Young Mum wanted Over Racist Rant on a Sydney train. Source Seven News. Picture: 7 Channel

    POLICE have tracked down the woman whose shocking abusive and racist rant on a city train was filmed by a fellow passenger.

  3. Victims hunt Rolf’s $26m fortune

    Victims hunt Rolf’s $26m fortune

    DISGRACED entertainer Rolf Harris’s estimated $26 million fortune could be wiped out in legal bills and compensation claims as more alleged victims come forward.

  4. Second death in a week rocks ski season

    Second death in a week rocks ski season

    A MALE employee of a resort at Perisher has been found dead overnight with authorities investigating whether he fell while snowboarding.

  5. Tamarama surf victim was father of two

    Tamarama surf victim was father of two

    THE man who drowned off Tamarama Beach yesterday afternoon has been identified as publishing company boss and father of two Matt Richell.

  6. Three to a cell in ‘overcrowded’ jails

     JUNE 1, 2001 : Corrections officers stands in double cell in High Risk Management Unit contained within Goulburn Prison 01/0...

    NSW jail inmates are being crammed in and prison guards are threatening to refuse entry to new inmates because of concerns raised by the Opposition leader.

Top Ten Stories

  1. More smokos - but pay for our cancer

    Man lighting cigarette with flame.

    THESE workers want you to pay their income protection in case they get cancer – at the same time they’ve asked for more smoking breaks.

  2. Karl ribs Sylvia over roast and romance

    Up Close - Sylvia Jefferies

    THE romance between fellow Today Show journalists and Queenslanders Peter Stefanovic and Sylvia Jeffreys is going strong.

  3. ’You smothered her? You killed her?’

     News BCM 29.4 .12 Gerard Baden Clay leaves today. pic Nathan Richter

    GERARD Baden-Clay faces barrage of prosecution accusations that he overpowered and probably smothered his wife Allison before dumping her body.

  4. ’Furious’ fare dodgers hit back at TransLink

    ’Furious’ fare dodgers hit back at TransLink

    A NEW social media group claims it is trying to protect students by publishing information that helps train commuters stay one step ahead of the authorities.

  5. 'Sinister' boy in gang-rape on girl, 13

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    A TEENAGE boy charged with taking a 13-year-old girl to a secluded beach where he and another boy gang-raped her was on probation for another offence described by a magistrate as "sinister".

  6. Drug in Allison had ‘unusual’ effects

    Supplied Editorial Copy image of Allison Baden-Clay

    A FORENSIC toxicologist says he found “elevated levels” of a drug in Allison Baden-Clay’s system - a drug with side effects that involve “unusual behaviours”. LIVE UPDATES

Top Ten Stories

  1. Minister won’t quit over delay in chemicals warning

    Door knocking houses - Clovelly Park

    UPDATED: The EnvironmentMinister is resisting Opposition calls to resign over a delay in alerting Clovelly Park residents of potential health risks from a chemical found in the soil and air.

  2. Has Somerton Man code been cracked?

    Supplied Editorial New photo of the Somerton Man, supplied by Gordon Cramer

    EXCLUSIVE: The mysterious code in a poetry book linked to a still-unidentified man found dead on Somerton Beach in 1948 may have referred in part to a British post-war aircraft.

  3. Cars, motorbikes on the fast lane to collecting fines

    motorbike, scooters and gopher rides risking death by overtaking on inside

    MOTORISTS are risking their lives or those of others, as well as big fines by travelling in bicycle lanes.

  4. Phone stolen from pokie room, held for ransom

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    A WOMAN who stole a mobile phone from a pub pokie parlour before demanding a ransom from its owner for its return has walked into a police trap.

  5. Six-week-old baby snatched from asylum

    Question Time

    A SIX-week-old baby is among the latest group of families to be taken from the Inverbrackie detention centre in the Adelaide Hills and sent to Christmas Island.

  6. The Pulse: Essendon saga - samples sent to Germany in 2012

    The Pulse: Is Apple’s iPhone doomed?

    THE AFL has sensationally revealed it sent specimens from Essendon players to Germany during 2012 — months before the club “self-reported”.

Top Ten Stories

  1. Road rage: Motorists slam tough fines

    People on Phone While Driving

    WA drivers caught using a mobile phone can expect a $400 fine — up from $250 — under tough new traffic penalties.

  2. WA ‘super predator’ myth debunked

    NOVEMBER, 2001 : White pointer shark off Port Lincoln in South Australia, 11/10. Pic Royce Hort.Animal / Fish

    PERSISTENT speculation that a colossal sea predator may have devoured a nine-foot white shark off WA has been debunked.

  3. Airport blackout causes flight delays

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    A POWER outage has caused delays at Perth Airport this morning.

  4. Search for WA’s $10m Lotto winner

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    A WA player has won the $10 million First Division prize in last night’s OZ Lotto draw — and it’s yet to be claimed.

  5. WA parents have ‘nothing to fear’

    WA parents have ‘nothing to fear’

    BRITISH experts have moved to reassure WA parents concerned by a student given permission to carry a ceremonial blade to school.

  6. WA mum to be released from Indon jail

    Supplied News FW: oz trial for drug case in lombok indonesia

    A WA mother who served eight months’ jail in Indonesia for drug possession is expected to be released from custody.

Top Ten Stories

  1. 18 reasons the Territory is great

    18 reasons the Territory is great

    LIVING in the Territory often gets a lot of flack. But what are some of the reasons that keep us all coming back?

  2. When angry birds attack

    When angry birds attack

    A COHORT of angry birds have made sport of clawing bare heads and gouging unsuspecting eyes on a Darwin city street.

  3. Leadership making a difference

    Pride of Australia

    TO MANY girls, Lateesha ­Jeffrey is a mother, or an aunt, even a sister.

  4. Territorians ‘relatively’ well behaved

    Territory Day Clean Up

    MOST people weren’t too crackers — but police still had to deal with the usual fires, damage and injuries on Territory Day.

  5. Firework explodes in man’s hand

    Territory Day Clean Up

    A MAN’S hand has been badly damaged after he said he picked up a firework allegedly thrown from a passing car at his family while eating dinner at the beach.

  6. Cash injection for builders

    Builders

    A cash incentive to train and certify a new generation of residential construction workers is being heralded by the Government as a solution to the NT’s labour woes.

Top Ten Stories

  1. Boy, 3, ill after taking drug

    Cairns Drug squad have seized 15 grams of ice and 30 000 from a Cairns man.

    A THREE-year-old boy has been rushed to hospital after taking an unknown substance, believed to be the illegal drug ice.

Top Ten Stories

  1. Biker ‘attack’ takes unexpected turn

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    AFTER a group of bikies pulled a man out of his car in front of his horrified girlfriend she could never have imagined what happened next.

Top Ten Stories

  1. Gavin King considers legal action

    Gavin King considers legal action

    WHO would have thought that one little car park would create such a public furore?

Top Ten Stories

  1. Hill closed down in dangerous rescue

    Hill closed down in dangerous rescue

    A WOMAN lay unconscious for several hours yesterday after falling 50m down Castle Hill and hitting her head.

Girl heard mum beg for her life

Patrick Stanley Daley leaves court after pleading guilty to two murders

A NINE-YEAR-OLD girl heard her mother plead for her life in the moments before a double murder at Hamilton in 2012, a court has heard.

AFL

North’s $250,000 hole in the pocket

 AFL (Australian Football League) North Melbourne Kangaroos first match (game) in Hobart, at Blundstone Arena (Bellerive Oval...

RACT Insurance will not renew its contract to bring North Melbourne to Hobart after this season, leaving a $250,000 hole in the next contract.

New light cast on ANZAC sub’s fate

OUT of the murk of the Black Sea have emerged the first photos of Australia’s heroic submarine AE2 — lost just days after the ANZACs attacked the Dardanelles.

Tassie singing in harmony

Asutralian Girls Choir

PRIMARY school songsters from across the state will take to the stage tonight in Tasmania Sings.

Kyrgios can’t beat ace Canadian

Kyrgios can’t beat ace Canadian

AUSTRALIAN teenager Nick Kyrgios’ excellent Wimbledon adventure is over — for now — following his loss to Canadian Milos Raonic.

Teen talent makes paper shine

Youth Jewellry Art Prize

DIAMONDS may be a girl’s best friend but paper has earned one Hobart schoolgirl first place in the inaugural Tasmanian Youth Jewellery Prize.