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Milan Direct is Named a BRW Fast Starter

Milan Direct is Named a BRW Fast Starter Milan Direct wishes to thank all its loyal customers who have helped them achieve the success of becoming a BRW fast starter. Read more on PRWeb via Yahoo! News … [Read more...] about Milan Direct is Named a BRW Fast Starter

Top jockey found dead at home

Top jockey found dead at home THE Australian racing industry is in shock after leading jockey Stathi Katsidis was found dead at his home in Brisbane's inner north overnight. Read more on The Courier Mail … [Read more...] about Top jockey found dead at home

Driver crashes with teens in boot of car

Driver crashes with teens in boot of car AN alleged drunk and unlicensed driver in an unregistered car with seven children aboard, including three in the boot, has crashed in Melbourne's southeast, injuring herself and five boys. Read more on Adelaide Now … [Read more...] about Driver crashes with teens in boot of car

Tips for Tuesday, October 19

Tips for Tuesday, October 19 What news needs commenting on? Tell us here. I’ll be on MTR 1377 from 8am today. Listen here, or join us… Read more on Herald Sun … [Read more...] about Tips for Tuesday, October 19

Power tools inspired Ford Ranger design

Power tools inspired Ford Ranger design Ford says it imitated design features from watches and power tools when designing the interior of the new Ranger ute Read more on Brisbane Times … [Read more...] about Power tools inspired Ford Ranger design

Sydney FC recruits rubbished

Sydney FC recruits rubbished Former Socceroo Alvin Ceccoli says Sydney FC are paying the ultimate price for poor recruiting and a lack of leadership. Read more on FOXSPORTS.com.au … [Read more...] about Sydney FC recruits rubbished

Mary MacKillop Canonized as Australia’s First Saint

Mary MacKillop Canonized as Australia’s First Saint Australia’s five million Catholics have their first saint after Pope Benedict XVI canonized Mary MacKillop, co-founder more than 140 years ago of an order of nuns known as the “Sisters of the Outback.” Read more on BusinessWeek … [Read more...] about Mary MacKillop Canonized as Australia’s First Saint

Wrongly executed man laid to rest

Wrongly executed man laid to rest The remains of a 28-year-old man wrongly executed for the murder of a young girl almost 90 years ago will be laid to rest in Melbourne. Read more on Brisbane Times … [Read more...] about Wrongly executed man laid to rest

Police treating fatal fire as suspicious

Police treating fatal fire as suspicious POLICE are treating a fire in a Melbourne unit, in which a woman's body was found, as suspicious and are urging the male occupant to come forward. Read more on Daily Telegraph … [Read more...] about Police treating fatal fire as suspicious

Muscat says no love lost with Sydney

Muscat says no love lost with Sydney Victory captain Kevin Muscat says the Melbourne derby is a spectacle but a game against Sydney FC, now that's a rivalry. Read more on thewest.com.au … [Read more...] about Muscat says no love lost with Sydney

Floods show no sign of easing

Floods show no sign of easing A LARGE swathe of southern NSW remained at the mercy of floodwaters on Saturday morning as officials were forced to shut southbound lanes of the main highway between Sydney and Melbourne. Read more on Adelaide Now … [Read more...] about Floods show no sign of easing

Man extradited over 1993 assault

Man extradited over 1993 assault A man has been extradited from Melbourne accused of sexually assaulting an 82-year-old woman in 1993. Read more on Brisbane Times … [Read more...] about Man extradited over 1993 assault

Tme bomb heart fixed by robot arms

Tme bomb heart fixed by robot arms ONE of WA's most successful fashion identities is recovering from major heart surgery after doctors discovered he was a "ticking time bomb". Read more on News.com.au … [Read more...] about Tme bomb heart fixed by robot arms

Melbourne cyclists get $5 helmets

Melbourne cyclists get $5 helmets IT HAS taken nearly five months but people using Melbourne's new bike hire scheme will finally be able to buy cheap helmets nearby. Read more on Daily Telegraph … [Read more...] about Melbourne cyclists get $5 helmets

McNamara names England team

McNamara names England team All three Australian-based players will be given a run-out in England's Four Nations warm-up match against New Zealand Maori in Auckland on Saturday. Read more on Sussex Express … [Read more...] about McNamara names England team

Crowd remembers dead bridge workers

Crowd remembers dead bridge workers Crowd gathers to remember the 35 workmen killed 40 years ago when part of the West Gate Bridge collapsed. Read more on AAP via Yahoo!7 News … [Read more...] about Crowd remembers dead bridge workers

Heart faces selection quandary

Heart faces selection quandary Melbourne coach John van 't Schip admits he is in two minds on how to cover the absence of Gerald Sibon. Read more on Sky News Australia … [Read more...] about Heart faces selection quandary

Computer System Crash Costs Virgin Blue A$20mil

Computer System Crash Costs Virgin Blue A$20mil MELBOURNE, 11 OCTOBER, 2010: Virgin Blue Holdings says last month's outage of its reservations, check-in and operating systems has cost the business between A$15 million and A$20 million, it is reported. Read more on Malaysian Digest … [Read more...] about Computer System Crash Costs Virgin Blue A$20mil

Tarrawingee and Milawa name coaches

Tarrawingee and Milawa name coaches FIERCE Ovens and King league rivals Tarrawingee and Milawa have acted swiftly in appointing coaches for next season. The grand final combatants from the past two years have both turned to men fro Read more on The Border Mail … [Read more...] about Tarrawingee and Milawa name coaches

Police appeal for driver to come forward

Police appeal for driver to come forward Police have appealed to the driver involved in a fatal hit-run to give himself up. Read more on thewest.com.au … [Read more...] about Police appeal for driver to come forward

Most interesting Games ever

Most interesting Games ever Despite Suresh Kalmadi's blind optimism, the Delhi Commonwealth Games were never going to be the best ever, but they were probably the most interesting. Read more on Sydney Morning Herald … [Read more...] about Most interesting Games ever

Singapore glory run reaches home straight

Singapore glory run reaches home straight NEW DELHI: Singapore's gold mint resumed business today as their top four women battled for table tennis doubles supremacy on the final day of the Commonwealth Games. In the end second seeds Li Jiawei and Sun Beibei were the victors after an outstanding comeback but all of the players on court looked on this form like they could have … [Read more...] about Singapore glory run reaches home straight

Andy Murray and Laura Robson set for Aussie reunion at next year's Hopman Cup Andy Murray will again warm up for the Australian Open by partnering Laura Robson at the Hopman Cup. The British pair will compete in Perth in January. Read more on Daily Mail … [Read more...] about Andy Murray and Laura Robson set for Aussie reunion at next year’s Hopman Cup

Lloyd Webber praises Sutherland

Lloyd Webber praises Sutherland COMPOSER Andrew Lloyd Webber has praised Dame Joan Sutherland as an "extraordinary voice" and an "extraordinary actress". Read more on Herald Sun … [Read more...] about Lloyd Webber praises Sutherland

Adjudicator looks at A-League round 10

Adjudicator looks at A-League round 10 The Adjudicator casts his eye over round 10 of the A-League, and offers salient advice for coaches of struggling teams. Read more on FOXSPORTS.com.au … [Read more...] about Adjudicator looks at A-League round 10

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