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Missing dinghy found in Torres Straight

21.12.2007 23:46    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
SIX adults and eight children were found safe overnight after their boat went missing in the Torres Strait, off far north Queensland's Cape York Peninsula.


Faux Jean Leggings

21.12.2007 22:33    web-goddess.org
DEAR GOD, MAKE IT STOP.

Wii Options Market

21.12.2007 22:33    web-goddess.org
has formed. Craziness. It hasn't been that bad in Australia yet, though they are predicting shops will run out this weekend. (Original link courtesy of Daring Fireball .)

Boys believed dead in house fire

21.12.2007 22:16    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
TWO brothers aged two and five are believed to have died and two other children have been taken to hospital with burns after a house fire in Melbourne's outer north-west this morning.

Kangaroos shot with arrows

21.12.2007 21:46    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
WILDLIFE rescuers are appalled at the discovery of two kangaroos left to die slowly after they were shot with a bow and arrow on the Mornington Peninsula.

Corrupt cop ordered to repay $68k of his super

21.12.2007 21:46    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
A FORMER senior detective convicted of selling drugs to the underworld will have to repay $68,000 in taxpayer-funded superannuation contributions received after committing the crime.

Grim forecast for interest rates

21.12.2007 21:46    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
INFLATION will rocket to four per cent by March, according to internal Treasury forecasts, making interest rate hikes a near-certainty in the new year.

Call to reform 'loony' laws to protect kids

21.12.2007 21:46    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
RESPECTED indigenous academic Marcia Langton criticised the "legal lunacy" surrounding the abuse of Aboriginal children in the Northern Territory, saying urgent reform was needed to protect children in remote communities.

Winning footballer swallowed beer cap

21.12.2007 21:18    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
AN amateur Australian Rules football player celebrating a grand final win was rushed to hospital after accidentally swallowing a bottle cap out of a beer-filled premiership cup.

Court paves way on Multiplex stadium suit

21.12.2007 17:45    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
THE full Federal Court dismissed an appeal from builder Multiplex, paving the way for 45 disgruntled shareholders to seek compensation of up to $100 million for alleged losses.

Transurban lands $1.75bn US contract

21.12.2007 17:45    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
TRANSURBAN Group beefed up its US presence when it signed a landmark deal to build and operate the world's biggest high-occupancy toll (HOT) lanes on the Capital Beltway in Virginia, valued at $US1.5 billion ($1.75 billion).

'Long weekend' to fuel $35bn spending frenzy

21.12.2007 17:45    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
TIMING and technology will combine to deliver a $35.4 billion spending frenzy this Christmas, with sales forecast to be up by 6.7per cent.

Centro faces $100m action

21.12.2007 17:45    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
CENTRO Properties Group will be sued, possibly for hundreds of millions of dollars, over its failure to make proper disclosure of more than $1 billion of debt.

Japan backs down from hunting Humpback whales

21.12.2007 17:14    en.wikinews.org
Environmental group Greenpeace welcomed the decision, but the Japanese whaling fleet is still planning to catch around a 1,000 minke and fin whales - its largest catch ever - for what the government calls "scientific research."
Japan backs down from hunting Humpback whales

Alleged firebug refused bail

21.12.2007 17:07    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
ALLEGED Harrogate firebug Helen White told police "I didn't light them all" after being arrested for starting 47 bushfires in South Australia, a court has heard.

Liberals divided on how to get re-elected

21.12.2007 16:32    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
THE Liberal Party reform process is creating deep internal divisions, with frontbencher Christopher Pyne challenging the approach of Opposition Leader Brendan Nelson and party officials.

Tour visa for 'fascist' rock singer attacked

21.12.2007 16:32    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
JEWISH and Serbian community leaders have attacked a decision by Immigration Minister Chris Evans to grant a visa to controversial Croatian rock singer Marko Perkovic.

Taxpayers to dig deep for port dredging

21.12.2007 16:32    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
THE cost of dredging the Port Phillip Bay shipping channel has blown out to almost $1 billion, more than double the original estimate for the controversial project.

Six dead in horror start to Xmas road toll

21.12.2007 15:15    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
SIX people are dead after a horror start to the nation's Christmas holiday road toll.

The Thinking Machine

21.12.2007 13:52    web-goddess.org
This is awesome! I just discovered that you can read Thinking Machine stories online! I had a book of them as a kid. The "Thinking Machine" was a super-smart detective, sort of an American Sherlock Holmes. The author Jacques Futrelle

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