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1:11 PM AEST | TWO Melbourne children, a boy 10, and his sister, 9, want their stepfather jailed for ''100 years'' for his violent disciplinary and punishment regime that fractured their bodies and young lives.
Country hospital still waits
1:05 PM AEST | White ants have taken over parts of Echuca Hospital and holes in the walls, stained with blood and other infectious material, have become too difficult to clean.
Red card for Blue Matilda
11:44 AM AEST | Matildas soccer player, Lisa De Vanna has been forced to remove sexually suggestive photos from her Facebook profile.
11:10 AM AEST | GLEN Innes is in mourning after police officer William Crews was shot dead in Sydney last night.
10:14 AM AEST | Mohammad Asif, one of the cricketers at the centre of the fixing scandal, is considering claiming political asylum in Britain to avoid returning to a potentially violent reception in Pakistan.
10:14 AM AEST | Outspoken athlete John Steffensen has reportedly chosen to quit the Delhi Commonwealth Games team as a protest against Athletics Australia.
Abbott offered a slice of power
9:19 AM AEST | THE Greens and the independents have offered Tony Abbott the opportunity to help govern from opposition, saying they would pass any policies with which they agreed, including paid parental leave, whether Labor liked it or not.   | CommentsComments (2)
Sweeping portfolio changes expected
8:58 AM AEST | The end of the federal election caretaker period has triggered a flurry of Government activity in anticipation of ministerial changes and likely restructuring of some key portfolios.   | CommentsComments (1)
Boats on Lake Wendouree for first time in seven years
8:49 AM AEST | LOOKING out over Lake Wendouree on Tuesday night, Brian Canny could not believe his eyes. The Ballarat Yacht Club commodore was witnessing something he had not seen for seven years: a yacht on Lake Wendouree.   | CommentsComments (10) | GALLERY: Lakes and water storages from ...
8:41 AM AEST | Prime Minister Julia Gillard is in no rush to move into The Lodge and one reason might be because the official residence's roof is in need of major repair.   | CommentsComments (5)
8:27 AM AEST | AUSTRALIA ranks third-lowest in the developed world in terms of the public funding it gives to government schools and fourth highest in terms of its public spending on private schools.
7:48 AM AEST | Former France coach Gerard Houllier has been named the new manager of English Premier League side Aston Villa, filling the void left by Martin O'Neill.
7:48 AM AEST | Brendan Fevola's back-ended contract, believed to be worth more than $1.5 million over the next two years, is in jeopardy after latest accusation of offensive behaviour.
Charges laid over police shooting
7:36 AM AEST | A man has been charged with shooting with intent to murder after a young detective in training with the Middle Eastern Organised Crime Squad died after being shot during a raid in Bankstown last night.   | Glen Innes police officer shot ...External Link
After almost three years, missing son surfaces
7:26 AM AEST | A BOY believed to be the kidnapped son of the former NSW deputy fire chief, Ken Thompson, has been found in northern Europe after a two-and-a-half year global search.
4:00 AM AEST | PETER Draper, the independent member for Tamworth, believes a concerted campaign is being run against Tony Windsor by his political foes.   | CommentsComments (9) | Windsor hopes voters will come ...Windsor says New England to ...
Windsor hopes voters will come around
4:00 AM AEST | TONY Windsor has not been threatened with violence over his decision to give the Labor party a chance to form government, but emotions in the electorate are running high.   | CommentsComments (18) | Windsor says New England to ...Leaders wanted no second ...
4:00 AM AEST | A 21-YEAR-OLD Narrabri man has been refused bail on murder and sexual assault charges in Moree Local Court following a fatal attack on a toddler.   | CommentsComments (2)
Watagans murder victim had been shot before
4:00 AM AEST | MURDER victim Steven Quire survived being shot in the head during a violent attack more than a year before his body was dumped in a shallow grave in the Watagans, the Newcastle Herald can reveal.
$2.5m Newcastle cruise ship plan founders
4:00 AM AEST | THE state government's much-lauded $2.55 million Dyke Point cruise ship terminal was put to the test yesterday. It failed, embarrassingly so, according to some passengers.   | CommentsComments (40) | Liner deal neededMP's push for Queens Wharf ... | GALLERY: Pacific Sun in Newcastle
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