Women's prison dramas are back in fashion

Mole has been using Facebook to leak information about President Mugabe's leadership

The Western Australian:

BBC strongly denied speculation discussions concerned paedophilia

The media storm surrounding two Sydney radio presenters behind the hoax phone call to King Edward VII's Hospital continues to dominate Australian newspapers.

With the London 2012 Games now over, countries around around have praised Britain for putting on one of the most successful Olympics in recent times.

Top-level British, American and Australian intelligence secrets may have been leaked to Russia by a Canadian naval officer arrested this year, according to a report published yesterday.

Squid-style sex leaves cephalopods suffering from temporary muscle fatigue

Addressing a libertarian think tank in Perth last July, the British climate change sceptic Christopher Monckton urged Australians to create a home-grown version of Rupert Murdoch's Fox News. Lord Monckton's visit was part-funded by one of his biggest Australian fans, Gina Rinehart, the multi-billionaire iron ore magnate. A year on, Ms Rinehart – the country's wealthiest individual – is on the verge of becoming its newest media mogul, a prospect sending a chill through newsrooms, boardrooms and the corridors of government.

Mining magnate accused by government of trying to use newspapers to promote her interests

Faith in the precautionary principle is inhumane,

counter-productive and extremely risky

The Australian Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, has thrown down the gauntlet to Kevin Rudd, challenging him to fight her for the Labor Party leadership and top political office in a ballot next Monday.

Australian Premier reshuffles cabinet to ward off leadership challenge

Steve Williams still doesn't know what all the fuss is about. Yesterday the caddie who last week called his former employer, Tiger Woods, "that black arsehole", told a reporter he believes the race row has been blown out of all proportion.