Bikie boss sent back to jail

The head of the Comanchero bikie gang has been charged for allegedly breaching parole. Source: AAP THE head of the Comanchero bikie gang has been sent back to jail after being charged by Sydney police for allegedly breaching parole. Officers...

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Man dead in NSW north coast crash

A man has died after losing control of his car on the NSW north coast. Source: AAP A MAN has died after losing control of his car on the NSW north coast. The man's Honda was travelling south on the Pacific Highway at Mororo, near Iluka,...

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Sept 7 in doubt as Rudd has things to do

Speculation is growing that Prime Minister Kevin Rudd is looking to approve a September 7 election. Source: AAP KEVIN Rudd says he has "made no determination whatsoever" on when the federal election will be held, throwing doubt on the likelihood...

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Housing muscling up to fill mining vacuum

New data has revealed that house prices have continued to climb with record low interest rates. Source: AAP THE housing sector is looking increasingly like the industry that is going to replace the vacuum left by a fading mining investment...

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Taiwan hit by rabies outbreak after 50 yrs

TAIWAN has ordered tens of thousands of vaccine doses to protect people against the island's first rabies outbreak in more than 50 years. Health officials have struggled to contain the Taiwan outbreak since July 17, when a ferret badger in the...

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Customs welcome Siev 358 inquest findings

AUSTRALIAN Customs chiefs say they will improve their "information sharing" after being criticised by the coroner investigating the sinking of an asylum seeker boat with the loss of 102 lives. On Wednesday, retiring West Australian Coroner Alastair...

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Almost 1500 bound for PNG

CLOSE to 1500 asylum seekers have arrived aboard 18 boats since the Rudd government announced its tough new border policy to resettle them in Papua New Guinea. Home Affairs Minister Jason Clare detailed the latest boat arrival on Wednesday....

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Body of fourth South Korean climber found

JAPANESE police say they have retrieved the body of a fourth South Korean climber who died along with three compatriots after the group disappeared on a mountain range in central Japan. The male victim's body was found by a creek near the 2728-metre...

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'Find a safe haven,' father tells Snowden

THE father of US fugitive Edward Snowden has reached out to his son on Russia's national television, telling him he does not mind if the intelligence leaker stays in Russia as long as he is safe. "Edward, I hope you are watching this. Your family...

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Thousands rally against PNG plan: Greens

THOUSANDS of people have gathered in Sydney to demand the Australian government scrap its Papua New Guinea plan about processing and resettling asylum seekers, the Greens say. Up to 3,000 people congregated at Sydney Town Hall before marching...

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Bad ecstasy blamed for SA hospitalisations

A BAD batch of ecstasy has been blamed for several people in Adelaide being hospitalised. A number of people were admitted to Royal Adelaide Hospital with overdose symptoms on Saturday night and another was taken to Lyell McEwin Hospital. Almost...

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Toxic liquor kills 18 at Pakistan parties

AT least 18 people died and about two dozen others suffered serious health issues after partygoers at two separate events consumed toxic drinks, officials say. Victims were rushed to hospitals in the central Pakistani city of Faisalabad when...

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