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NSW pacer Hazlewood raring to fire in India with an eye on the Ashes
New South Wales pacer Josh Hazlewood is thrilled over the prospect of going on tour with Australia to...


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Aussie among dead in plane crash
Nine people - five locals and four tourists - have died after a fiery plane crash at Fox Glacier airport on the west coast of New Zealand's South island..The crash, which involved a skydive plane,...
Millionaire's skull fractured by police
THE NSW Police Force's riot squad is under investigation after a millionaire developer was left with a fractured skull and a magistrate ruled the police...
Jets' minds on job, not wallets
Newcastle Jets coach Branko Culina and his players have cast aside doubts over the A-League club's future in order to get the job done when they host Brisbane on Sunday. The match at EnergyAustralia...
Nine dead in plane crash
Nine people have died and one person is injured after a plane crash at Fox Glacier airport, St John ambulance said.The crash happened just before 1.30pm at the end of the runway. Reports emerging...
DFAT checks if Aussies caught in quake
Australian High Commission in Wellington is liaising with New Zealand authorities to check if any Australians have been affected by Saturday's earthquake."There are reports of damage to buildings in...
Lightning and storms to hit NSW
Video settings THE state was bracing for wild weather last night, as a belt of storms swept east across the continent bringing floods and lightning strikes. Southern NSW, from the Riverina through...
'A bomb waiting to explode'
Trent Speering. His colleagues had complained for years about his irrational behaviour. They alleged he was physically and verbally aggressive, failed to comply with directions and was rude to...
A golden moment in time
''In that moment, my whole body switched off,'' she said. ''I don't know what I felt. ''Maybe it was just the realisation that I could now switch off.'' Relieved, she yanked off the hood of her...
A truly awful death
Des Campbell, and the woman he murdered, his wife of six months, Janet. Campbell, 52, remained expressionless as Justice Megan Latham jailed him yesterday for at least 24 years, with a maximum term...
Ambulance with sirens on kills woman
A WOMAN died after being struck by an ambulance on Parramatta Road in Camperdown last night. About 10pm, the ambulance was travelling west on Parramatta Road with its lights and sirens on when it...
Gillard's secret weapon woos Katter
Video settings IF BOB Katter decides to throw his support behind a Labor government, Julia Gillard may well have Kevin Rudd to thank. Not only is the former prime minister lobbying his fellow...
Homebuyers have spring in their step
MORE than 100,000 Sydneysiders are waking from winter hibernation ready for a spring home-buying spree that experts predict will jump-start Sydney's property...
Tax operation struggling to find victims
IT STARTED by accident, when a laptop computer was picked up during a raid on a Melbourne hotel room in February 2004. It was the genesis of Operation Wickenby - the much-trumpeted $300 million...
Titans earn home play-off
Gold Coast confirmed a home final with a tight 21-18 victory over Wests Tigers at Robina on Friday evening. The Titans ensured a top four finish with the win, which seemed close to certain at...