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Saturday 21 November 2009

Elderly woman dies in house fire

20 Nov 2009

An woman has died and a man is in a critical condition in hospital after fire gutted their home in Melbourne's west.

Ipswich schoolies both good and bad

20 Nov 2009

One school in Ipswich produced both the best and the worst of end-of-year behaviour as 45,000 Queensland students finished Year 12.

Two men charged after police drug raids

20 Nov 2009

Two men have been charged with a raft of drug and weapons offences after police raided two properties in Melbourne's west.

Tennis great to stand for Bennelong

20 Nov 2009

Tennis great John Alexander is trying again to win Liberal party preselection, this time in former Prime Minister John Howard's old seat of Bennelong.

Minchin denies Abbott is eyeing top job

By Crystal Ja | 20 Nov 2009

Senator Nick Minchin has denied Tony Abbott is preparing to challenge for the Liberal leadership in a split over the emissions trading scheme.

Wild storms hit Melbourne after scorcher

20 Nov 2009

The hottest day in Victoria since Black Saturday has ended with wild storms hitting metropolitan Melbourne.

'Incompetence' led to truckies' deaths

By Warwick Stanley | 20 Nov 2009

A coroner has described decisions by authorities that led to the deaths of three truck drivers in a WA bushfire as "demonstrating extreme incompetence".

Police link dodgy heroin to three deaths

20 Nov 2009

A lethal new batch of heroin is thought to be responsible for at least three fatal drug overdoses in Perth in a week, West Australian police say.

Violence mars 'all' Qld indigenous areas

By Evan Schwarten, Steve Gray and Petrina Berry | 20 Nov 2009

Every Queensland indigenous community has a substantial violence problem, and a new approach is needed to tackle the mayhem, a landmark report says.

CMC chief sorry over Doomadgee delay

By Evan Schwarten and Steve Gray | 20 Nov 2009

Queensland's anti-corruption chief has apologised over a delayed report into the police handling of an Aboriginal death in custody.

Fake cabbie jailed for abusing young men

20 Nov 2009

A sexual predator who cruised Perth streets posing as a cabbie, picking up young drunk men and sexually assaulting them, has been jailed for at least 18 years.

Snake bites schoolboy in playground

20 Nov 2009

A six-year-old Melbourne schoolboy has been bitten by a snake in the playground at lunchtime.

Police warn of extortion scam

20 Nov 2009

Sydney parents have been duped into paying a large sum of cash to an anonymous caller falsely claiming to have kidnapped their daughter.

Bushfire destroys house in Tasmania

By ninemsn staff with AAP | 20 Nov 2009

A bushfire fanned by strong hot winds destroyed a house on Tasmania's east coast on Friday ahead of a southerly change expected to bring relief.

Headspace may become mental health model

By Melissa Jenkins | 20 Nov 2009

The federal government is considering modelling a new mental health early intervention service on the existing 30 'headspace' centres across Australia.

Lightning storms spark bushfires in NSW

By Andrew Drummond | 20 Nov 2009

Two extra total fire bans for areas of NSW have been issued by the RFS, leaving just three regions free of bans as the state swelters through a heatwave.

New restrictions anger Sydney hoteliers

By Patrick Caruana and Belinda Cranston | 20 Nov 2009

The owner of two exclusive Sydney nightspots facing tough new licensing rules says people are more likely to be struck by lightning than by patrons at his bars.

Govt still chasing FTA with China: Crean

By Colin Brinsden | 20 Nov 2009

The OECD's latest upbeat appraisal of Australia emphasises the importance of a formal trade agreement with China, the federal government says.

No corrupt activity on land deals: probe

By Nick Ralston | 20 Nov 2009

NSW Labor MPs and govt officials have been cleared by an inquiry of any wrongdoing surrounding the sale and planning decisions involving land in western Sydney.

Man jailed for strangling de facto wife

By Melissa Iaria | 20 Nov 2009

A Melbourne man who strangled his controlling de facto wife in a fit of rage must serve at least 10 years in jail.

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