A MELBOURNE artist's exhibition of a series of nude photographs of 11-year-old boys to protest against the censorship of photographer Bill Henson's work has passed without incident.

The 2008 Kenda Rally was once again run in perfect conditions. "Like riding in chocolate cake" was how hardened moto journalist Steven Tuff succinctly put it after finishing two loops of Rubicon's ...

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Adelaide’s roads are congested, petrol prices are rising and public transport services are substandard. Here are 10 inexpensive initiatives that will help this budget pass the transport test.

A SHARP rise in apartment and townhouse approvals helped bump up new home building activity in April, data shows.

MORE workers are are leaking company secrets via email, with a local survey showing one in five businesses had fired workers for email breaches.

THE Do Not Call Register has been hailed as a success, with more than 2.3 million telephone numbers added since its launch last year.

THE booming mining sector will create another 90,000 jobs by 2020, mainly in Western Australia and Queensland, a new report says.

LAWS governing financial services will be tightened and streamlined under a plan released today by the Federal Government.

THE RBA has decided to keep rates on hold at 7.25 per cent, which will keep standard variable mortgage rates at 9.5pc, for now.

INVESTMENT in infrastructure has been boosted and tax relief offered to first-home buyers and business in the Queensland State Budget.

THE New South Wales Government has trumpeted the "largest capital expenditure program in Australian history", with its 2008-09 Budget containing a record $13.9 billion in infrastructure spending.

POLICE are investigating an artist over nude photographs of 11-year-old boys set to be exhibited in Melbourne tonight.

A FAMILY in Perth found a brown paper bag containing $10,000 in cash on their front lawn.

A PUB promotion involving a bare-chested and top-hatted dwarf walking the length of a bar pouring free booze down the throats of patrons has drawn protests from alcohol education campaigners.

A FORMER police officer who worked with the National Crime Authority has pleaded guilty to stealing drugs during a 2002 sting.

THE number of people diagnosed with HIV has risen nearly 40 per cent in six years, new figures show.

BANKWEST said today its massive east coast branch expansion remained on track but refused to douse speculation that its British parent was considering putting it up for sale amid sustained funding pressure.