Two masked bandits robbed the wrong home hours after a teenager posted a photo on Facebook of a large pile of her grandmother's savings.
Relative of serial killer convicted for murdering friend with axe
Tuesday 22 May 2012
Great getaways: Sydney and the Blue Mountains, Maldives, Barcelona, and Central America
Sunday 15 April 2012
Sydney and the Blue Mountains
Seven-year manhunt for 'Australia's most wanted' fugitive Malcolm Naden ends
Thursday 22 March 2012
After seven years on the run, Australia's most wanted man was finally behind bars today following a police raid prompted by a tip-off.
Australia's most wanted man arrested
Thursday 22 March 2012
An Australian fugitive who eluded officials for seven years by hiding out in dense forests has been captured and charged with murder.
Gillard calls up retired ally
Saturday 03 March 2012
The Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard yesterday named a retired politician as her Foreign Minister in place of Kevin Rudd, who tried to oust her during a chaotic, short-lived rebellion in the ruling Labor Party.
Dingo baby attack case drawing to close
Wednesday 22 February 2012
Thirty-two years ago, Lindy Chamberlain ran from a tent screaming “The dingo’s got my baby”. On Friday, Australia’s longest and most notorious legal saga will come full circle when a coroner is asked to rule that a dingo really was responsible for the baby’s death.
Flood crisis is back, isolating 11,000
Saturday 04 February 2012
Military helicopters evacuated stranded residents from flooded towns in eastern Australia yesterday as authorities warned of further flash flooding.
Rusty Indians made to suffer by familiar names
Friday 16 December 2011
England fans could be forgiven for rubbing their eyes in disbelief when they noticed that Robinson and Broad were opening the batting for a Cricket Australia XI against the touring Indians in Canberra yesterday.
The Diary: Julian Assange; David Fincher; Coen Brothers; Polly Stenham; David Shrigley
Friday 04 November 2011
Julian of the opera
Sex scandal threatens Gillard's fragile government
Wednesday 24 August 2011
Lesbian minister's pregnancy fails to sway Australia PM on gay marriage
Wednesday 10 August 2011
Australia's finance minister announced yesterday that she is expecting a child with her female partner, but although Prime Minister Julia Gillard offered her warmest congratulations, she refused to budge in her opposition to gay marriage.
I'm all right, 'collar bomb' victim tells waiting crowd
Saturday 06 August 2011
The tale of the teenager who had a fake bomb strapped to her by a masked intruder in Sydney's leafy suburbs gets curiouser and curiouser. A note left at the scene demanded no money, it emerged yesterday, and was reportedly signed in the name of Dirk Struan, a ruthless businessman in James Clavell's 1966 novel, Tai-Pan.
Australia collar device an 'elaborate hoax'
Thursday 04 August 2011
A masked man broke into the home of a wealthy family, chained a fake bomb to a teenage girl's neck and left a note of demands behind as part of an elaborate extortion attempt, Australian police said today.
'Bomb' strapped to Australian teen's neck
Wednesday 03 August 2011
A young Australian woman was freed from a suspected bomb collared around her neck today after 10 hours of drama that lasted past midnight and captivated the nation with police saying they were still investigating the incident.







