Drunks steal bus twice in one night New South Wales police say a courtesy bus has been taken on two joy-rides by drunk strangers in the one night.
Williams delivers as Bombers down Blues Essendon's recruitment of former Hawthorn premiership player Mark Williams has paid its first dividends, the forward helping deliver the Bombers' opening victory of the AFL season against Carlton.
Rudd sends condolences after Polish tragedy Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has sent the Federal Government's condolences to the Polish people after president Lech Kaczinski and 96 other people died in a plane crash in Russia.
Explosives tossed at US embassy in Mexico Assailants hurled an explosive device at a United States consulate in a northern Mexico border city, damaging windows but causing no injuries, the consulate said on Saturday.
Yo-get my face off that tub A Greek man is suing a dairy company in Sweden for using his image on pots of Turkish-style yoghurt.
Watson sails into Australian waters Australian teenager Jessica Watson is on track to complete her quest to become the youngest person to sail solo around the world.
Labor 'pretending to be tough' on immigration The Federal Opposition says stopping the flow of refugee boats rather than suspending asylum seeker applications should be the Government's priority.
Australian tourists warned amid deadly Thai protests The Federal Government has warned Australians in Thailand of the deteriorating situation in Bangkok, as the death toll from anti-government protest clashes rises to 18.
Rudd's emergency ward funds welcomed Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has put another sweetener on the table to help get the states and territories to agree to his health reform package.
Community grief-stricken over murder-suicide The principal of a school attended by some of the victims of a suspected murder suicide in Melbourne's north says they were lovely and bright children.
Three injured in chopper crash Three people have been taken to hospital after a helicopter crashed on Brisbane's south-side early this afternoon.
Infection control defended after hep C spread The Medical Practitioners Board of Victoria is defending its infection control policies after 12 women were infected with hepatitis C by an anaesthetist at a private abortion clinic called Croydon Day Surgery in suburban Melbourne.
Dissatisfaction with federalism grows When Kevin Rudd was elected Prime Minister he promised to end the blame game between the three tiers of government.
Hope fades for dozens buried in Rio mudslide Rescuers in Brazil have resumed a grim search through a wall of mud, with hopes of finding survivors fading and almost 400 people feared dead after some of the worst rains in decades.
Sri Lankan lawyers slam asylum freeze Human rights lawyers and former asylum seekers in Sri Lanka have slammed the Federal Government's decision to suspend the processing of asylum seeker claims.
Federal Police launch coal ship spill probe The Australian Federal Police has confirmed it has launched an investigation into the grounding of a Chinese coal carrier off the central Queensland coast.
Fresh allegations made against Pope Pope Benedict is facing new allegations about his handling of cases of child abuse by paedophile priests.
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