Massive media operation for Gallipoli

Some familiar Australian media personalities will be among the thousands at Gallipoli on Anzac Day. Source: AAP SOME familiar Australian media personalities will be among the thousands at Gallipoli this Anzac Day with the 100th anniversary...

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Israel remembers 6m Jews killed in WWII

Israelis have observed two minutes of silent remembrance during the annual Holocaust Memorial Day. Source: AAP ISRAELIS have observed two minutes of silence in remembrance of the six million Jews killed in the Holocaust and 70 years since...

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Accused Kiwi drug mule granted sick leave

A NEW Zealand man has been granted a week's leave from his Bali drug smuggling trial, after collapsing in a hearing last week. ANTONY de Malmanche says he has a history of the heart condition angina, and wants to be thoroughly examined. The...

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UK man to be extradited to Aust

A MAN accused of dozens of sex offences against three women in Australia more than 30 years ago has lost an extradition appeal in the High Court in London. COLIN Simpson Henderson is alleged to have carried out the attacks in Melbourne between...

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US unemployment benefit numbers rise

THE number of Americans seeking unemployment aid rose for the second straight week yet remained at a low level that is consistent with more hiring. APPLICATIONS increased 12,000 last week to a seasonally adjusted 294,000, the Labor Department...

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Charges dropped for cop who kicked teen

Assault charges have been dropped against a NSW police officer who kicked a teen during an arrest. Source: AAP A NSW police officer who forcefully kicked a teenage boy in the face during an arrest in Sydney's west will walk free from court...

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Minister apologises to dad for FSH death

The WA health minister has apologised to the father of a man who died at Perth's new hospital. Source: AAP HEALTH minister Kim Hames has apologised to the father of a man who died at Perth's new Fiona Stanley Hospital after he was given the...

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Rock-throwing NT kids threatened with care

IF the parents of children responsible for attacking authorities and damaging property in Alice Springs can't control them they'll be taken into care, the NT chief minister has warned. ADAM Giles says he won't tolerate a situation, which early...

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Nokia to buy Alcatel-Lucent for $A21b

Finland's Nokia has confirmed it is acquiring French telecom company Alcatel-Lucent for $A21.64bn. Source: AAP NOKIA has struck a 15.6 billion euro ($A21.64 billion) deal to buy its rival Alcatel-Lucent to create the world's biggest supplier...

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Ellis trial hears of Bali kitchen killing

THE violent details of an Australian businessman's murder in his own Bali villa have been aired in the trial of his wife, who is accused of ordering the hit. NOOR Ellis faces charges of pre-meditated murder over the death of her husband of 25-years,...

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Man kills armadillo, but shot hits in-law

A US man shot an armadillo, but ended up accidentally wounding his mother-in-law when the bullet ricocheted off the mammal known for its hard shell. SHERIFF'S deputies have told WALB-TV that 54-year-old Larry McElroy fired his 9mm pistol at...

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US retail sales rise in March

US retail sales rose in March as Americans increased their spending on cars, furniture, clothing and building materials, new figures show. THE Commerce Department says retail sales jumped 0.9 per cent last month, after declining 0.5 per cent decline...

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Norway asks Indonesia to halt executions

NORWEGIAN Prime Minister Erna Solberg has reportedly asked Indonesia's President Joko Widodo to halt the executions of Australians Myuran Sukumaran and Andrew Chan. MS Solberg visited Jakarta for bilateral talks on Tuesday and afterwards told...

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Over 7000 migrants rescued off Italy: EU

More than 7,000 migrants have been plucked from the Mediterranean since Friday, the EU says. Source: AAP MORE than 7,000 migrants have been plucked from the Mediterranean since Friday as an unprecedented wave of people flee conflict and poverty...

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Cameron woos voters on homes, childcare

BRITISH Prime Minister David Cameron has launched his Conservative Party's election manifesto with a pledge to allow up to 1.3 million more social housing tenants to buy their homes and to extend free childcare for under-5s. CAMERON urged voters...

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Man killed at Walt Disney World attraction

A LAMBORGHINI that was part of an exotic car racing attraction at Walt Disney World has crashed into a guardrail, killing a passenger and injuring the driver. THE Florida Highway Patrol says Tavon Watson, 24, lost control of the vehicle on Sunday...

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China women's activists 'to be freed'

A LAWYER says the families of three of five Chinese women's rights activists detained in Beijing have been informed that they will be freed. LIANG Xiaojun said family members of the three were on Monday told they would be given a form of conditional...

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I'm ready to lead Britain, says Miliband

OPPOSITION leader Ed Miliband says he is ready to be Britain's next prime minister as he launched a manifesto designed to boost his party's reputation on the economy. MILIBAND sought to reassure voters that his centre-left Labour party would...

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Duke of York returns after sex allegations

THE Duke of York has returned to official duties for the first time since sexual allegations against him were struck from US court records. ANDREW visited the site of multinational paints firm AkzoNobel in Slough on Monday to highlight its support...

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Interpol opens digital crime centre

INTERPOL'S first digital crime centre has been officially opened in Singapore. COMPLEMENTING its headquarters in Lyon, the Interpol Global Complex for Innovation (ICGI) will support international policing efforts against cybercrime, as well...

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Brawl on Dutch coast for bachelor party

ABOUT 75 Germans have been arrested in the Dutch coastal town of Renesse after taking part in a mass brawl that saw two police officers hospitalised, police say. THE group, which had travelled to the Dutch coast for a bachelor party from the...

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Townsville woman believed murdered

The husband of a missing Townsville woman has been arrested in connection to her suspected murder. Source: AAP THE husband of missing Townsville woman Julie Hutchinson has been arrested in connection to her suspected murder. MS Hutchinson,...

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Police injured as large Sydney party shut

Two policemen have been injured while breaking up a large party in Sydney's east. Source: AAP A POLICEMAN was hit and injured by a broken bottle and another was assaulted as officers battled to close down a large party in Sydney's east. ...

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Man charged after Gold Coast car crash

A MAN is facing multiple charges after a car flipped and burst into flames during a police chase on the Gold Coast, leaving a passenger with a broken neck. OFFICERS were on the lookout for hoons at Yatala, south of Brisbane, on Saturday night,...

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German woman, 65, pregnant with quads

A 65-YEAR-OLD woman from Berlin is pregnant with quadruplets, German private broadcaster RTL has reported. THE woman, identified on Sunday only as Annegret R due to German data protection laws, conceived after receiving fertility treatment abroad....

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