| Waerea-Hargreaves happy with Thaiday JARED Waerea-Hargreaves insists there's no bad blood between him and Sam Thaiday after the pair's bust-up during Saturday's NRL All Stars clash on the Gold... | |
| Bikies charged after Kings Cross fight Kings Cross 2011 Two Hells Angels bikies have been charged with intimidating police after a brawl in Kings Cross.Police say about 50 members of the gang were involved in the brawl, which started... |
| A dark side to The Star A spokeswoman for The Star, Camille Bentley, would not confirm or deny that Mr Vaikunta has been on leave since December, saying that his ''official'' date of termination was... |
| 'I look at her photos and cry' JARRAD McVeigh leans forward on the couch, offering his phone for shared viewing. As he flicks through the photos of his daughter, Luella, you can hear the pride in his voice - punctuated by a gulp... |
| Floodwaters recede in New South Wales With floodwaters receding Saturday, evacuees of some communities in northern New South Wales, Australia, had begun returning home, officials said. About 500 people evacuated from their homes in... |
| Renowned filmmaker dies in crash , one of the crash victims was underwater documentary filmmaker Mike DeGruy. The crash occurred just before 4pm on Saturday as the the Robin R44 was taking off south of... |
| Get tough on drug drivers - NRMA The motoring group has seized on statistics from the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research to call for tougher action against drug drivers."(It) is illegal, it is dangerous and it can... |
| Woman shot in back at party The 46-year-old woman suffered a gunshot wound to her back shortly after midnight.She was taken to Bega Hospital for treatment although her injuries are not considered to be life-threatening.Police... |
| Dad's tribute to baby Luella The image of Adam Goodes weeping after the Sydney Swans' win over Geelong last August is etched into the memory of fans. The AFL star was wearing a black armband in memory of the baby daughter... |
| 'Assad must halt campaign of killing' Russia and China on Saturday vetoed a UN Security Council resolution condemning Syria for its lethal crackdown, hours after Syrian forces bombed the protest city of Homs killing hundreds of people. ... |
| Shot in the back at a party A woman has been shot in the back at a party on NSW's far south coast. Officers were called to a property south of Eden following reports a woman had been injured shortly after midnight on... |
| Flash will flee if he's not number one He deserves it. He is easily the panthers best attacking player and should be given Jennings style cash. He makes Jennings look like a reserve grader - let alone coote. He's quicker, stronger,... |
| Beacon Hill Lawmakers Making Progress In Mass. Sentencing Bill BOSTON (AP) -- House lawmakers would consider scaling back mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenders in Massachusetts, a key legislator said Friday, opening the door to a potential... |
| NRL All Stars win thriller ''WHAT are you talking about, we're in the middle of a game.'' That was Jamal Idris's reaction when asked by Channel Nine's Andrew Johns during last night's... |
| All about my mother Earlier days ... Gina Rinehart and her son John. A STINGING attack on Gina Rinehart by her estranged son, accusing her of not wanting to ''share a penny'' to protect her... |
| Shoppers pay for grocery wars Fruit and vegetables may be cheaper, but other things are now more expensive. FRUIT and vegetable prices might be down due to increased supply and a supermarket price war, but shoppers beware -... |
| Goodbye my star: Bliss leaves the stage Diana Bliss on her wedding day. DIANA BLISS was farewelled in a colourful, fitting tribute to a woman who ''loved putting on a show''. More than 150 people, dressed in bright... |
| Towns brace for lingering crisis Photo: Reuters MUCH of north-western NSW is underwater, with 16,500 of its people isolated. The State Emergency Service is working overtime to limit the damage, but water from the bulging Namoi and... |
| Washout: Retailers hung out to dry A COLD, wet summer has left Sydney's beachside retailers "high and dry", with many forced to close or lay off staff as trade slows to a... |
| City goes crazy for wine bars BOUTIQUE wine bars are opening at a rate of one a month, with Darlinghurst topping the list of suburbs with the most hole-in-the-wall drinking venues in the... |
| 'Hoppa' bunfight ends in court Eduardo Nerio, 49, a defensive player for Maroubra United, is accused of poking his finger inside the rear end of a player from the rival team during a "vigorous" match in 2010, a Sydney... |
| Bennett hoses down Knights' title talk WAYNE Bennett has rubbished the belief he joined the Newcastle Knights to become the first coach to win premierships at three different... |
| Daredevil plunge claims third victim A SWEDISH backpacker has become the third thrillseeker to break her back after "tombstoning" from a rock quarry in Byron... |
| Roosters unearth a new Folau Tautau Moga that he lobbied the NRL last season to make an exemption and allow the centre to make his debut aged 17. With a resume including 37 tries in 18 appearances in the Roosters' SG Ball... |
| Schooling at home doubles in NSW About 2631 children from 1538 families were last year taught at home by their parents or tutors instead of attending a regular school. In 2006, the NSW Board of Studies figures show there were 1417... |
| Sunday night NRL on the cards He's talking to the bosses at Channels 9, 7 and 10 and Fox Sports about including the timeslot in the next TV deal. "Sunday evening is one we're exploring at the moment," Gallop... |
| Schools in state of decay THOUSANDS of students across the state will continue to be taught in dilapidated demountables, with the government axing a scheme to replace them with permanent... |
| NSW is worst at solving crimes NSW police have one of the worst crime clear-up rates in Australia, trailing the national benchmark on solving homicides, robberies and car... |
| I'll see you in 2013: Dwyer Simon Dwyer punching out single-arm shoulder presses, bench presses or bicep curls, with his right arm in a sling, represents one of rugby league's most inspirational stories. Dwyer was the... |
| Young attracts old guns NEW Young Cherrypickers captain coach Luke Branighan will be a spectator when his side takes on a formidable retired NRL All Stars line-up in a club fundraiser on February 25 in the build-up to the... |
| Campo to lead Raiders revival TERRY Campese is set to take to the field for just his second game in 18 months, and the former NSW five-eighth is already vowing to lead the Raiders to... |
| Europe freezes: 223 dead Ancient monuments like the Colosseum closed Temperatures have plunged to new lows in Europe where a week-long cold snap has now claimed more than 220 lives as forecasters warned that the big freeze... |
| Eli's his own Manning ELI MANNING is beginning to resemble one of those baby-faced gangsters from the old movies. Kid looks cute from a distance but up close it turns out he's got stubble on his chin and robbery in... |
| Desperado Naden ducks police again The suspected double murderer is believed to have been tracked down to a hut near the small NSW town of Curricabark on Wednesday. A swollen creek and heavy rain slowed attempts by police to get to... |
| One game, 200 nations That's an event that stops about 200 Aboriginal nations, and tonight's game will be no different. It should be no surprise to anyone that Aboriginal people are passionate about the... |
| No NRL team dies on my watch In a wide-ranging interview to mark his 10-year anniversary today as NRL boss, Gallop insists the game can't abandon its traditional market and old clubs such as the North Sydney Bears - or the... |