5/07/2008 | Police have launched an extensive air and sea search for three men missing in waters off Yeppoon, after receiving a triple zero call from one of the men on-board a sinking vessel.
5/07/2008 | THOUSANDS of deaths each year from heat stress. Hundreds of plant and animal species extinguished. An inland migration to escape rising sea levels and severe storms. And the end of agriculture in most...
5/07/2008 | WHEN Stuart Napier gets behind his drum kit, picks up his sticks and begins to play, he is no longer a mild-mannered IT project manager from Sydney's south-west. For the four or five minutes it takes to play It's A Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock 'n' Roll) or Mustang Sally, he is The Beat.
5/07/2008 | DAVID HUSSEY spent the early stages of the Caribbean tour immersed in books such as To Kill A Mockingbird and Catcher In The Rye . The reading has continued for the cerebral batsman over the last f...
5/07/2008 | Hitting the waterways around the Gold Coast is a perfect winter tonic, writes David Lockwood.
5/07/2008 | RAY YOUNAN, the absent witness in the Wollongong sex-and-bribes scandal, has something of the Arnold Schwarzenegger about him.
5/07/2008 | AUSTRALIANS should brace for an era of much higher electricity prices.
The Garnaut review has warned that increasing demand for gas-fired power - which emits less carbon than its coal-fired counte...
5/07/2008 | If you get a chance during SBS's live coverage of the Tour, take a glance at Cadel Evans's furiously-pedalling feet over the next three weeks, writes Rupert Guinness.
5/07/2008 | THE former High Court judge Mary Gaudron was forced to move her children from their Hunters Hill home in 1980 after a cancer cluster was discovered in the street that once housed a uranium smelter, an inquiry was told yesterday.
5/07/2008 | Climate change brings its own hot spell for Kevin Rudd, write Peter Hartcher and Stephanie Peatling.
5/07/2008 | PAUL MESSARA heads to Eagle Farm with overnight favourites in three races.
The aptly named Long And Strong goes around in the Top Marc Handicap and, judging by his last-start win at the track, is ...
5/07/2008 | Australian coach Tim Nielsen will tour the New York Yankees' facilities at the conclusion of the one-day series against the West Indies.
Nielsen will arrive in New York ahead of Major League B...
5/07/2008 | AUSTRALIA'S deadliest animals do not lurk on the banks of muddy Northern Territory rivers or slither on hot rocks. Nor do they hunt in the shallows of the sea or crawl on eight legs.
5/07/2008 | THIS missive was too long for the quotes section, but too interesting, well written and well said to leave out. It was penned by Simon Barnes of the Times on the English cricketers after they insisted on running out a Kiwi batsman, even though he had collided with an English fast bowler.
5/07/2008 | SHE has survived civil war and disruption, fled across countries, and arrived in Australia as a refugee. But that wasn't enough to protect Rigina Manyang from some sharp businessmen in western Sydney.
5/07/2008 | NSW hospitals would be forced to publish their mortality rates or risk losing federal funding, the federal Health Minister, Nicola Roxon, said this week.
5/07/2008 | An ex-coach discovers teamwork means survival as a band of 10 scales Kilimanjaro, writes Roy Masters.
5/07/2008 | Sydney's Anglican leader has become the pin-up boy for church conservatives, but he's far from new to the crusade, writes Connie Levett.
5/07/2008 | WESTERN Australian Rugby Union has joined a British chemical company, a man owed $10 million and a Perth mining company in seeking to wind up the controversial sports sponsor and fuel technology compa...
5/07/2008 | BANKSTOWN Airport has staked its claim as Sydney's future second airport in an official submission to the Federal Government as it moves towards producing a nationwide aviation policy.