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Ambos back hospital death claimsTHE union representing Queensland's ambulance officers has backed claims that elderly patients may have died while waiting for attention in overcrowded Queensland public hospital emergency wards.Rice laid low with pneumoniaOLYMPIC swimming sensation Stephanie Rice has mild pneumonia and has been ordered to rest, forcing her to pull out of a promotional tour.Elderly patients 'die during wait'ELDERLY patients may have died while waiting for attention in overcrowded Queensland public hospital emergency wards, an emergency medicine specialist says.Woman in cop bashing appeals sentenceA WOMAN who wrested a Gold Coast police officer's baton from him while he was being severely beaten has argued for a lesser sentence.Teen to stand trial for mum's murderA TEENAGE girl accused of killing her mother and seriously wounding her father has been committed to stand trial for murder.Lions cheer jungle-ordeal manA "GET-WELL" email from Brisbane Lions' coach Leigh Matthews has cheered an Australian man recovering in a Bangkok hospital after his 11-day jungle ordeal.Boy, two, badly burnt in house fireA TWO-year-old boy has been severely burnt in a house fire in southeast Queensland.Brazen thief walked out of shops carrying TVsA SHOPLIFTER who calmly walked out of 56 stores carrying large items such as television sets was granted bail 11 times during his two-year crime spree, a court heard yesterday.The bar's open at home for mum, dad and kidsPARENTS will become both bartenders and bouncers under new legislation that allows children to be served alcohol at home as long as they don't get "unduly" drunk.Taskforce 'won't help starving koalas'A SPECIAL taskforce set up to conserve koala populations will only produce bandaid solutions, a member of the taskforce says. |
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| Fairfax journalists on strikeJOURNALISTS at Fairfax newspapers including <i>The Sydney Morning Herald</i> and <i>The Age</i> have voted to strike until Monday.Kiwis bypass waiting lists - by coming hereNEW Zealand has found a way of reducing the number of patients waiting for heart surgery - by sending them to Australia.Olympic champion laid low with pneumoniaAFTER touring three cities in three days to promote underwear, golden girl Stephanie Rice has become ill.Family missing amid shocking arson carnageA BUSINESSMAN and his family are feared dead in the charred remains of a torched country estate littered with shot and burnt animals.Pokies giant pays out $144m in class actionTHE largest class action settlement in Australia has cost Aristocrat Leisure more than $144 million in a payout to thousands of shareholders.Lingerie-clad teens given free drinksTWO underage sisters dressed only in lingerie were hauled out of a bar by their mother after allegedly being served free alcohol by bar staff.ANZ lowers fixed home loan rates againANZ is lowering its fixed rate home loans for the second time this month, as the market prepares for a cut in official rates next week.G20 rioters have sentences reducedFOUR people involved in the G20 riots have had their sentences cut, but critics say if you do the crime you should get punished.Picture special: A little bit saucyREVELLERS get a little bit saucy at the annual "Tomatina" (tomato fight) in the Mediterranean village of Bunol. <A href="http://www.news.com.au/travel/gallery/0,26362,5034131-5007153,00.html"> See the pictures here</A>Obama steals back show from Bill, HillaryBARACK Obama pops in to wrest back the limelight from Hillary and Bill Clinton as he makes history. |
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| Elsom to start after appeal victoryROCKY Elsom has won his appeal against the suspension handed to him after Australia's Tri-Nations rugby victory in Durban last weekend.Presti back after 12 monthsSIMON Prestigiacomo will play his first AFL game in more than a year as Collingwood make changes for the match against Fremantle.O'Meley says Roosters will zip itSYDNEY Roosters prop Mark O'Meley says that he and his teammates must bite their tongues in Friday's National Rugby League derby against South Sydney at Sydney Football Stadium.Expansion 'to strengthen' leagueTHE expansion of the A-League to 10 team for the 2009-2010 season will strengthen the quality of the competiton, Ben Buckley says.Australia beat AIS by 54 runsAUSTRALIA warmed up for their one-day cricket series against Bangladesh with a comfortable 54-run victory over an Australian Institute of Sport XI in Darwin. |
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| Australian Idol - LIVE blog<I>THE Nerve</I> is committed to enduring this year's audition shows of <I>Australian Idol</I>. See how the Sydney auditions kicked off.Vesna's tirade at Australian Idol<I>BIG Brother</i> star Vesna Tofevska has lashed out at <I>Australian Idol</i>, claiming the show wrecked her boyfriend's singing career.All Saints actor found dead<I>ALL Saints</i> actor Mark Priestley has died, aged 32, having apparently fallen from a city building.Jolene Anderson in car crash<I>ALL Saints</i> actress Jolene Anderson has been injured in a car crash.Eva Mendes proud of nipple shotUS actress Eva Mendes says she couldn't be prouder of her controversial TV ad banned because it showed too much of her nipple.Kylie announces Aussie tour datesTHE back row won't be the worst seat in the house at Kylie Minogue's Australian concerts in December.Housewives star breaks off engagement<i>DESPERATE Housewives</i> star Nicollette Sheridan and singer Michael Bolton have broken off their engagement.Hellboy 2: The Golden ArmyHELLBOY retains his reputation as one of the more colourful characters in the superhero universe in this fabulous, creature-packed sequel.All Saints actress Jolene Anderson in car crashALL Saints star Jolene Anderson has been injured in a car crash.All Saints actor Mark Priestley found deadALL Saints actor Mark Priestley has died. |
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| Listen to AC/DC's new trackAUSTRALIA'S most successful rock band, AC/DC, today released its first new song in eight years on the web and radio.Kylie announces Aussie tour datesTHE back row won't be the worst seat in the house at Kylie Minogue's Australian concerts in December.Ex-lover of Veronicas star missingTHERE are fears for Veronicas star Jess Origliasso's ex-boyfriend following the musician's mysterious disappearance in the US.Snoop Dogg may be refused visaAMERICAN rapper Snoop Dogg's Australian tour is in jeopardy as the Federal Government investigates his criminal history.Mayer 'misses media attention'SINGER John Mayer misses the paparazzi attention he got when he was dating Jennifer Aniston, it has been claimed.Britney 'too busy' for MTV AwardsBRITNEY Spears will not perform at this year's MTV Video Music Awards because she's too busy, her management says.Turn me loose, and Paulini quitsWHEN the Young Divas recorded their last track, <i>Turn Me Loose</i>, sounds like singer Paulini Curuenavuli took lyrics literally.Radio host in Pink over singerWHEN singing superstar Pink comes to Melbourne in November, radio host Ed Kavalee will be doing his best to build on their new friendship.Janet Jackson turns to lingerieSHE made the headlines for that wardrobe malfunction at the Superbowl four years ago, now Janet Jackson is cashing in on what lies beneath with the help of Sydney designer to the stars Bruno Schiavi.Take That tops greatest boy band listTAKE That have beaten The Beatles and Westlife to be voted the greatest boy band of all time. |
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