Muse delivers epic Sydney show

British rockers Muse have thrilled Sydney fans with a spectacular sound and stage show. Source: AAP MUSE drowned out the screams of thousands of Sydney fans with an epic sound and stage show that did everything to add to their reputation for...

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Toyota to enter US settlement talks

Toyota is entering settlement talks on US lawsuits that allege sudden unintended acceleration. Source: AAP AFTER a four-year legal battle, Toyota is entering settlement talks on nearly 400 US lawsuits that allege sudden unintended acceleration...

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Severe storm warnings cancelled

ANOTHER round of severe thunderstorms pummelled southeast Queensland tonight. 8.25pm: The worst of this evening's severe thunderstorms has passed, with the weather bureau lifting its earlier warnings. The Bureau of Meteorology said dangerous...

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Mandela's remains transferred to air base

The South African military has handed over Nelson Mandela's flag-draped coffin to the ANC. Source: AAP THE remains of anti-apartheid icon Nelson Mandela have been transferred to Waterkloof air base for a farewell from the African National...

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Thai protesters cut power to PM's office

Thai protesters have cut power to Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra's office compound in Bangkok. Source: AAP PROTESTERS have announced they have cut off electricity to the Thai prime minister's office compound and are demanding that police...

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Batts inquiry start date announced

THE federal royal commission into Labor's home insulation program, which cost four lives and caused extensive property damage, is set to begin before Christmas. Former prime minister Kevin Rudd launched the $2.8 billion "pink batts" scheme in...

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Gaddafi's son appears in Libyan court

THE son of late dictator Muammar Gaddafi has briefly appeared before a militia-backed court in western Libya, only to have the proceedings against him adjourned until the end of February. Since the end of Libya's 2011 civil war, Seif al-Islam...

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Two die after being hit by cars in Vic

TWO people have died in hospital after being hit by cars in separate crashes in Melbourne's north. A 29-year-old woman died in hospital on Thursday afternoon after being hit by a car on the weekend. A passerby found her with life threatening...

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Navy suspends three over Ballarat claims

Three sailors have been suspended over allegations of unacceptable behaviour on HMAS Ballarat. Source: AAP THREE sailors have been suspended from duties and could face prosecution for unacceptable behaviour aboard HMAS Ballarat. Defence...

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UN maintains Liberia sanctions

THE United Nations Security Council has voted unanimously to maintain an arms embargo on Liberia, a travel ban on named individuals, and an asset freeze against former Liberian president Charles Taylor, his key allies and associated companies. But...

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Parliament keeps eye on post office talks

A PARLIAMENTARY committee will "keep a watching brief" on Australia Post's discussions with struggling Licensed Post Office (LPO) owners, with many fighting for survival. In its interim report, the Senate inquiry noted there were "numerous issues"...

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Fire kills 16 at fruit market in China

AT least 16 people died and five were injured after a fire broke out at a wholesale fruit market in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen, reports said. The fire started early on Wednesday and spread over about 1,000 square metres of the Rongjian...

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WA shark policy a 'cull by another name'

Experts and conservationists have hit out at WA's tough new policies to prevent shark attacks. Source: AAP EXPERTS and conservationists have bitten back at Western Australia's tough new policies to prevent deadly shark attacks, which include...

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Surf race teen drowned but not knocked out

An autopsy on the body of surf life saving competitor Matthew Barclay shows he died from drowning. Source: AAP AN autopsy conducted on teen surf life saving competitor Matthew Barclay shows he died from drowning, with no sign he was knocked...

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QBE suffers rating downgrade

Insurer QBE has had its credit rating downgraded, and its shares have continued to plunge. Source: AAP INSURANCE giant QBE has had its credit rating downgraded due to its forecast of a $250 million loss for the 2013 calendar year. Moody's...

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NRMA customers stuck after power outage

ABOUT 200 people are stuck in their cars waiting for assistance after the NRMA's telephone and dispatch system was brought down in a power outage. Long delays are expected for those needing help with their cars after power failed at the insurance...

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US approves new hepatitis C drug

The FDA has approved a new medication for Hepatitis C but treatment looks likely to cost $US84,000. Source: AAP HEALTH officials in the United States have approved a highly anticipated hepatitis C drug that is expected to offer a faster, more...

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Hunger Games still on top of box office

THE Hunger Games: Catching Fire is still sparking the interest of Aussie punters, remaining at the top of the Australian box office for the third week running. Over the weekend, the sequel, which stars Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson and...

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CCTV plan for Sydney gets go-ahead

The City of Sydney Council has endorsed the placing of extra CCTV cameras in Sydney's nightspots. Source: AAP A PROPOSAL for extra CCTV cameras in Sydney's busiest nightspots is set to become a reality after the City of Sydney Council endorsed...

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Church's 'sorry' too late, inquiry hears

An inquiry into how the Catholic Church managed victims of child sex abuse is under the microscope. Source: AAP TWELVE years after being silenced by the Catholic Church, Joan Isaacs can now tell the world about the sexual and emotional abuse...

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Qld 30-year vision sets the bar high

Expanding children's literacy and numeracy levels is a primary target in a bold plan for Queensland. Source: AAP AN ambitious 30-year plan for Queensland aims to have half of the state's population living outside the southeast and to narrow...

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Free transport urged for fire recovery

The NSW Opposition wants free weekend transport to and from the Blue Mountains to boost business. Source: AAP THE NSW government should provide free bus and train rides to and from the Blue Mountains these holidays to help businesses recover...

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Vic minister slams hospital delay claim

OPPOSITION claims that sick Victorian kids are being forced to wait due to delays in building a children's hospital are wrong and hypocrisy in the extreme, the health minister says. Baulderstone Pty Ltd will build the 230-bed Monash Children's...

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Drug arrests, seizures at Vic music fest

MORE than 100 people have been arrested for drug offences at a Melbourne music festival. Police seized drugs including ecstasy, amphetamine, cocaine, GHB and MDMA during a sniffer dog operation at the Stereosonic festival at Melbourne Showgrounds...

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