Plane crashes in Bali but all 108 survive

A Lion Air plane carrying 108 people has overshot the runway at Bali's international airport. Source: AAP A LION Air plane carrying 108 people has crashed into the sea after overshooting the runway as it came into land at Bali's Denpasar International...

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Man dies in Qld quad bike accident

A man has died in a quad bike collision in north Queensland, police say. Source: AAP A MAN has died in a quad bike collision in north Queensland. The 35-year-old was riding at Blackrock, south of Ingham, when he ran into the rear of another...

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NSW man attacks police with samurai sword

Police have been attacked with a samurai sword by a man they were trying to arrest in NSW. Source: AAP POLICE have been attacked with a samurai sword by a man they were trying to arrest on the NSW mid-north coast. About 2.30 pm (AEST)...

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Sydney drug house fitted with booby traps

Police say they have found a live electrical booby trap during a raid on a drug house in Sydney. Source: AAP POLICE have uncovered more than half a million dollars worth of cannabis in a suburban home, but there was another shock in store...

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SA man on child exploitation charges

A South Australian man has been charged with producing child exploitation material. Source: AAP A SOUTH Australian man has been charged with producing child exploitation material after a tip-off from interstate authorities. Detectives...

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Asylum-seeker boat may have sunk

ONE asylum seeker boat is feared to have sunk on its way to Australia while another has been detained by the Indonesian navy after running aground near Sulawesi. Indonesian search and rescue authorities are trying to locate where a boat carrying...

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Milne eyes Greens leadership long term

Christine Milne says she intends to lead the Greens well beyond the September election. Source: AAP CHRISTINE Milne intends to lead the Greens well beyond the September election after notching up her first year in the job. Saturday marks...

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Airlines cut ticket prices in April

Discount economy ticket prices among Australia's airlines fell by as much as 20 per cent in April. Source: AAP AUSTRALIA'S domestic airlines cut the price of their cheapest economy tickets in April. Discount ticket prices for domestic...

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Thousands chase 'Best Jobs in the World'

More than 300,000 people have submitted applications for the 'Best Jobs in the World' promotion. Source: AAP MORE than 330,000 people have applied to work Down Under as part of Tourism Australia's six 'Best Jobs in the World' promotion. ...

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Browse decision sparks extreme reactions

WOODSIDE axing its James Price Point gas hub has left the federal and West Australian governments insisting investment in the nation's resources isn't over, and that the Browse fields will eventually be developed. Those assurances were dismissed...

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Qld men bashed women 'without challenge'

Three Queensland men linked to an unsolved double murder of two Sydney nurses are to face court. Source: AAP A GANG of men linked to the murders of two nurses 40 years ago used to bash and abduct women in Toowoomba's main street without being...

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'Federal anti-corruption body needed'

A FEDERAL watchdog must be established to investigate alleged links between former NSW MP Richard Torbay and almost $48 million of Centrelink tenancy leases, an anti-corruption advocacy group says. Transparency International Australia (TIA)...

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British bosses 'enjoy bonus boom'

BRITISH bosses saw their pay packets surge over the past year on the back of a "bonus boom" despite the fragile economy, a survey shows. The basic salary of chief executives rose by just 1.8 percent over the last 12 months, but "leapt" by 15.8...

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US couple held after taking kidnapped sons

Cuba says it will return to the US a couple who kidnapped their two sons and fled to Havana. Source: AAP A US couple who had fled to Cuba after snatching their two young sons from the care of their grandmother are behind bars in Tampa, Florida,...

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Eight new trains to ease Vic commuter pain

Eight new trains have been ordered to ease congestion on Melbourne's public transport network. Source: AAP EIGHT new trains have been ordered to ease congestion on Melbourne's crowded metropolitan transport network. The $176 million order...

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Serbia gunman kills 13, including son

A MAN has shot dead 13 relatives and neighbours, including a two-year-old child, in a tiny Serbian village, in the country's worst killing spree in two decades. The man shot most of his victims in the head as they were sleeping before he shot...

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Thatcher funeral on April 17: British PM

The funeral of former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher will take place on April 17. Source: AAP THE funeral of former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher will take place on April 17, current leader David Cameron's Downing Street...

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No permit for ad on collapsing Vic wall

A Melbourne council didn't approve an ad by Grocon on a wall that collapsed, killing three. Source: AAP AN advertising board fixed to a wall that collapsed and killed three people on a busy Melbourne footpath had not been approved by council....

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Faster broadband for all from both parties

BOTH major parties promise faster broadband to Australians, but it's the choice of infrastructure that will determine future speeds and reliability in the decades ahead. The coalition released its long-awaited policy on the national broadband...

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Moly Mines & Hanlong talk board numbers

MOLY Mines says its directors are in discussions with majority shareholder Hanlong Mining regarding the future composition and structure of the board of the gold, copper and molybdenum miner. In a short statement issued after the close of share...

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New radioactive water leak at Fukushima

The owners of the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant have reported a fresh radioactive leak. Source: AAP SOME radioactive water may have leaked into the ground from a storage tank at the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant,...

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Canberra man stabbed in the back

A MAN has been stabbed several times in the back while waiting at a bus interchange in Canberra, ACT Police say. Detectives believe the 38-year-old man from Kaleen was waiting on a platform about 5pm (AEST) on Sunday when he was attacked by...

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Montenegro votes for president

MONTENEGRO has begun voting in a presidential election tipped to give the incumbent, Filip Vujanovic, a third mandate that would cement the ruling coalition's grip on power in the economically struggling Balkan state aiming to join the European Union....

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Musharraf approved to run in Pakistan poll

PAKISTANI poll officials have approved former military dictator Pervez Musharraf to contest the upcoming general election, despite a litany of legal challenges against him. Musharraf, who ruled Pakistan for nine years after seizing power in...

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Emigration from crisis-hit Italy rises

EMIGRATION from Italy has risen by nearly a third last year to 79,000, with a growing number of young people choosing to leave the crisis-hit country, Italian media reports, citing official data. The number of Italian citizens registering as foreign...

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