Vic driver stands on roof of moving car

THE driver of a car that had five passengers inside climbed out the window and stood on the roof of his moving car on a major Melbourne freeway, police allege. News+ Oops! Please register or log in to continue. (It's quick, easy and free.) Continue...

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Four hikers found in Tasmania

FOUR hikers have been found after a search and rescue was held in Tasmania's south. The group, which included three teenagers, had been walking since Saturday morning (AEST) and became lost on the Snug Tiers track near Pelverata Falls. A search...

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NSW trail bike rider hits tree, dies

A TRAIL bike rider has been killed after hitting a tree south of Newcastle in NSW. The man, 21, was riding in bushland at Freemans Waterhole when he lost control of the bike and smashed into a tree about 2.15pm (AEST) on Saturday, police say....

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Keysar Trad to launch love poetry book

Muslim community spokesman and polygamy supporter Keysar Trad is releasing a book of love poetry. Source: AAP OUTSPOKEN Muslim community spokesman Keysar Trad is making a foray into the literary world, releasing a book of love poems. ...

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GrainCorp decision due in December

The government will decide on the takeover of Australia's largest grain handler by December 17. Source: AAP TREASURER Joe Hockey has given the new federal government more time to consider the implications of a takeover of Australia's largest...

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PR guru Clifford denies child sex charges

Revealed: Bikies' business model IT'S a business model, bikie-style. First, sell you drugs to get you hooked and in debt. Fardon release put on hold SERIAL rapist Robert John Fardon could be back in jail tonight after a Court of Appeal...

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Blaze near NSW town downgraded

AN out-of-control bushfire burning near a small town on the NSW mid-north coast has been downgraded, the Rural Fire Service says. The scrub fire is burning in the Crowdy Bay National Park, north of the town of Harrington in the Greater Taree...

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Rdio launches free internet radio service

Woman sues council for sprinkler fall AN early morning stroll and an unfortunate encounter with a sprinkler has sparked a huge claim against a Queensland council. Find out where, and how much. Man out of coma, charged over bomb SECOND...

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AusAid cuts threaten immunisation programs

BUDGET cuts and changes to Australia's official aid program to Asia threatens to undermine child vaccination programs in the region, a senior children's health advocate warns. Helen Evans, deputy chief executive of the Global Alliance for Vaccines...

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Microsoft hands user data to Aust govt

MICROSOFT handed Australian government agents personal information about more than a thousand users in the first half of 2013, a transparency report reveals. Between January and June, authorities made 1219 requests for access to data relating...

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Fire burning near homes in small NSW town

A380 a quiet sky high ride PASSENGERS onboard the first A380 to land in Brisbane say the world's largest airliner is a quiet, smooth ride. Farmers bracing for mouse plague FIRST it was unseasonal heat. Now farmers on the Darling Downs...

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Vic bikies appear in court after raids

Members of rival bikie gangs have appeared in court after a series of Melbourne drive-by shootings. Source: AAP MEMBERS of the rival Comanchero and Hells Angels bikie gangs will face separate court hearings following a number of drive-by shootings...

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Gillard opens up on carbon pricing, sexism

IF nine out of 10 doctors said unless you underwent chemotherapy you were going to die, what would you do? That's how former prime minister Julia Gillard tried explaining the importance of pricing carbon to individuals when it came to fighting...

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Paladin boss' pay halves

PALADIN managing Director John Borshoff had his pay packet halved to $2.5 million in the 2012/13 financial year after the uranium miner doubled its full year loss. Mr Borshoff's pay, including bonuses, was down from $5.2 million in the previous...

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Occupy Melbourne loses legal challenge

Firefighters save neighbouring house UPDATE: Firefighters have been praised for containing a ferocious blaze before it could destroy a second home in Brisbane's southeast. QLD News 'Usual suspect' queried over latest bikie brawl UPDATE:...

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Labor leadership contenders visit Perth

About 500 party members and supporters gathered in Perth to hear ALP leadership contenders speak. Source: AAP BILL Shorten came to a Labor party members' forum sausage sizzle in Perth dressed in a smart-casual shirt and trousers, while Anthony...

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Clive Palmer's margin slims to three

Clive Palmer's lead has shrunk to just three votes in the Queensland federal seat of Fairfax. Source: AAP CLIVE Palmer's lead has shrunk to just three votes in the Queensland federal seat of Fairfax. A recount of preferences is under...

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Chopper Read admitted to hospital: manager

'Policewomen targeted' in gang brawl UPDATE: Bikies deliberately targeted policewomen in an unprecedented restaurant brawl and siege on a Gold Coast police station, a senior officer claims. QLD News 1 video Queensland police crackdown on bikies...

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Kings Of Leon's new album debuts at No.1

Kings of Leon have landed their third consecutive No.1 album on the ARIA chart. Source: AAP KINGS of Leon have landed their third straight No.1 on the ARIA albums chart after their new album Mechanical Bull debuted at the top. The Nashville...

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Italy grapples with new Berlusconi crisis

ITALY is mired in a fresh political quagmire after Silvio Berlusconi pushed his party's ministers to quit the fragile coalition government, a move Prime Minister Enrico Letta has called a "crazy act". News+ Oops! Please register or log in to...

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UK PM backs veil bans at institutions

THE state should back institutions such as schools and courthouses that require individuals to remove face-coverings worn by some Muslim women, British Prime Minister David Cameron says. Cameron said he did not believe there should be a ban...

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