Cops firing blanks in sex exemption debate

Police in Hawaii may lose a law that allows them to have sex with prostitutes while on the job. Source: AAP POLICE in Hawaii are facing the prospect of losing an exemption that allows them to have sex with prostitutes while on the job. ...

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Double bombing kills seven in Iraq

A DOUBLE bombing has killed seven people north of Baghdad. Police say the attack happened on Saturday morning when a roadside bomb exploded in a commercial street in the city of Tikrit. Minutes later, a car bomb struck officers arriving to...

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Road accident kills 35 in Pakistan

A COLLISION between two passenger buses and a petrol tanker killed 35 people in southwest Pakistan on Saturday, officials said, with many of the victims burning to death. You have reached your daily Guest Accesslimit of 2* FREE ARTICLES. REGISTER...

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Nats will do better at re-run poll: Joyce

THE Nationals will improve their performance at the re-run West Australian Senate election, Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce says. The party - which began in the west - missed out on a seat at the September poll because of preference deals...

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No sweet tooth for Australian cake champ

FOR an award-winning cake decorator who spends Monday to Friday surrounded by the temptations of her sugary creations, Jacquie Goldstaiz's palate is a blessing in disguise. "I never bake for me. I just really love fresh fruit and vegetables,"...

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Decades-old fire to be extinguished

A fire that's been burning for years in a section of a Victorian coal mine may be put out for good. Source: AAP A FIRE that may have been burning since the 1970s in a disused part of a Victorian mine will have to finally be put out as it...

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Trauma study targets 300 Vietnam veterans

300 Vietnam veterans will take part in a Queensland-based study into post-traumatic stress disorder. Source: AAP HAUNTED by images of mangled bodies, Vietnam veteran Tony Dell hasn't slept for more than four hours a night during the past 40...

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Shark attack may have been mackerel

A 10-YEAR-OLD girl injured in what was thought to be a shark attack may have been bitten by a mackerel. The girl suffered "very minor injuries" to her hand when she was bitten on Tuesday afternoon while swimming off the main beach at Lennox...

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Joyce fends off more jobs speculation

The opposition is holding off on a decision on Qantas law changes until an inquiry is tabled. Source: AAP QANTAS chief Alan Joyce will not rule out sending more jobs offshore if able to do so under legislative changes being considered by federal...

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Hi-tech serenity for people with dementia

Healthcare expects are using gaming technology to bring serenity to people living with dementia. Source: AAP HEALTHCARE experts have found a way to bring serenity to the lives of people with dementia - thrill-a-second gaming technology. ...

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Govt called on to encourage Chinese money

The Australia China Business Council has met with ministers ahead of Tony Abbott's visit to China. Source: AAP BUSINESS groups want the federal government to do all it can to encourage Chinese investment in Australia to help build much needed...

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