Wednesday's news
05 Feb 2014
Autopsies show that Queensland mother and daughter died from a rare form of food poisoning. In international news, the Chris Lane murder trial gets underway in Oklahoma.
Tuesday's headlines
04 Feb 2014
Victorian police have offered a $1 million reward for information about missing schoolgirl, Siriyakorn ‘Bung’ Siriboon. In international news, London is expected to descend into chaos as Underground workers go on strike.
Monday's news
03 Feb 2014
Oscar-winning actor Phillip Seymour Hoffman has been found dead in his NYC apartment. In sport news, Australian snowboarder Torah Bright has expressed concerns over the safety of the Sochi course.
Friday's headlines
24 Jan 2014
Prime Minister Tony Abbott has delivered his keynote address at the World Economic Forum in Davos. In royal baby news, Zara Phillips has officially named her daughter.
Thursday's stories
23 Jan 2014
Former defence chief Peter Cosgrove is tipped to be named Australia’s Governor-General on Monday. In international news, a rare blue diamond has been found in South Africa.
Wednesday wonderings
22 Jan 2014
The Australian Navy has been accused of physically abusing asylum seekers. The Federal Government denies the claims. In international news, a sixty-day state of emergency has been declared in Bangkok.
Tuesday's headlines
21 Jan 2014
Government announces welfare crackdown, saying current levels are unsustainable. In sports news, Mitchell Johnson has taken home the Allan Border Medal.
News for Monday
20 Jan 2014
Conditions have eased in NSW but nearly 100 fires continue to burn across the state. In entertainment news, Cate Blanchett took home the SAG award for her lead role in Blue Jasmine.
Friday's headlines
17 Jan 2014
Bushfire threat remains in south-east Australia as temperatures continue to soar in Victoria and South Australia. In entertainment news, Oscar nominations have been announced with several Aussies on the list.
Thursday's news
16 Jan 2014
Adelaide tipped to be the world’s hottest city today with temperatures expected to soar to 46 degrees Celsius. In international news, the ashes of Sigmund Freud and his wife were targeted by thieves sometime around New Year’s Eve.
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