3 hrs ago | The New Zealand Herald
Tournament sells parking assets
Many of the carparking assets of New Zealand-owned and operated Tournament Parking have been sold to Southeast Asia's biggest player Wilson Parking.
7 hrs ago | NEWS.com.au
Fire risk warning as chill bites
Shane Cook, who spent five months in hospital after a bottle of burning petrol was thrown at him, with sister Bianca.
8 hrs ago | New Hampshire Public Radio -
The Love That Dared Not Speak Its Name, Of A Beetle For A Beer Bottle
It was early September - that's springtime in Western Australia - and two young biologists, Dwayne Gwynne and David Rentz, were on a field trip, wandering dirt roads near the highways, looking for insects, when one of them noticed a loose beer bottle lying on the ground - not so unusual in the Dongara region, where Australians zooming by often ... (more)
11 hrs ago | NEWS.com.au
Premier backs same-sex marriage push
PREMIER Jay Weatherill will vote in favour of the latest attempt to legalise same-sex marriage in South Australia, to be introduced to State Parliament on Thursday.
12 hrs ago | Sunday Mail
Croc kills pregnant woman crossing bridge
A crocodile attacked and killed a pregnant woman in Indonesia as she crossed a bridge, and her three-year-old son is missing.
16 hrs ago | Matangi Tonga
Niuatoputapu Tsunami books will help Tongans to learn how earthquakes can cause a tsunami
Two new books in Tongan and English, that document the devastating Niuatoputapu tsunami of 2009 will help Tongans to be aware of the impact of earthquakes that can result in a tsunami, Tonga's Director of Education, Emily Moala-Pouvalu, said on June 18. "The knowledge and skills would help us with our understanding and confidence on how to learn to ... (more)
17 hrs ago | The Guardian
Opposition MP to break ranks over sex discrimination bill
Sue Boyce will defy her party and support legislation outlawing discrimination against homosexual and transgender people in Australian care homes Opposition senator Sue Boyce intends to defy her Coalition colleagues by voting for Labor's anti-discrimination bill.
Rock art should be protected: Greens
Elder Wilfred Hicks with ancient Aboriginal rock art depicting a kangaroo high above Bloodwood Creek on the Burrup Peninsula near Dampier.
Adelaide building boom worth $2.5bn
DEVELOPERS have earmarked more than $2.5 billion of major city projects since the State Government relaxed planning regulations in March last year.
Inmates accused in prison killing seek separate trials
Following an extensive defense investigation that has included the review of hundreds of thousands of Bureau of Prisons records, attorneys for inmates Joseph Cabrera Sablan and James Ninete Leon Guerrero say separate trials are necessary to ensure each gets a fair shake.
How to Make a Papercraft Torso With Detailed, Removable Organs
Artist Horst Kiechle has created a papercraft torso complete with detailed organs that fit together inside the chest cavity for the science lab at the International School in Nadi, Fiji Islands.
MP reignites same-sex bestiality view
Liberal Senator Cory Bernardi has reportedly said a petition has proven his view on same-sex, bestiality and polygamy correct.
Hairy stockings to keep perverts away
LADIES, a new trend has arrived that promises to keep you warm in the winter months and safe from perverts when you're out and about.
Ten years on and 12,000 miles away from murder case that captivated...
Terri Judd is a reporter with The Independent, who writes regularly on defence issues, having repeatedly embedded with British troops in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Where is the outrage over Prism in Australia? | Antony Loewenstein
Global surveillance is a threat to our personal freedom. And yet, the NSA revelations have barely caused a ripple on this side of the world Protesters hold placards as they march to the US consulate in Hong Kong, in support of Edward Snowden.
106 boarders apply for sex abuse compo
More than 100 former WA hostel boarders have applied for sex abuse compensation after the Blaxell inquiry examined a litany of abuse across WA schools.
Adelaide Festival happiness worth $85m
THE "feel-good" factor of the Adelaide Festival has been given a dollar value for the first time, with research showing this year's event was worth almost $85 million - far greater than its strict economic benefit.
Penni Winter: Time for a rethink on autism
A laptop through Computers Against Isolation is helping autistic Rotorua boy Edward Haynes talk to family and come out of his shell.
Colin Hogg: Another serving of underbelly please
It has been a week of challenging television viewing - challenging even without catching much Seven Sharp .
Twelve Questions: Stephen Sinclair
Writer Stephen Sinclair, 56, is best known for co-writing Ladies Night and working with Sir Peter Jackson on Meet the Feebles, Braindead and The Lord of the Rings.