NEWS.com.au readers have shown overwhelming support for the WorkChoices legislation on a day when thousands of Australians have taken to the streets to protests against the laws.
FIJI'S Prime Minister has agreed to a long list of demands by the country's military commander in a bid to stave off the country's fourth coup in 20 years.
IMMIGRATION Minister Amanda Vanstone said today she was sorry about the deportation of Vivian Alvarez Solon as she announced a compensation deal.
A MAN accused of murdering his de facto wife drove with her body strapped in the front seat and covered her "because she was cold", a jury was told today.
NEW laws will enshrine every Australian's right to "take the mickey" out of England's cricketers - and even our politicians, writes Philip Ruddock.
THE competition watchdog has said that Telstra should stop using regulatory constraints as an excuse not to offer high-speed broadband to more Australians.
THIS is what was left after a drunken teenager piled five of his mates into his car for a night of skylarking that the Government has the power to prevent.
LAWN bowlers who love a cold drink on a hot day have been left confused by no-nonsense anti-doping rules which ban alcohol.
JIMMY Barnes has been attacked for allowing his best-loved song to be used in the campaign against new workplace laws.
UP TO 10,000 people attended a rally this morning in the city to protest against new industrial relations laws.
THE company behind Kentucky Fried Chicken in Western Australia has been fined $3000 for working children too late at night at their Mirrabooka store.
PORT Arthur killer Martin Bryant will be moved back under the 24-hour watch of prison guards and into the new Risdon Prison.
AUSTRALIA talisman Glenn McGrath faces a race against time to be fit for the second Ashes Test against England starting tomorrow in Adelaide.
A SUMMIT between George W. Bush and the Iraqi Prime Minister has been cancelled, amid serious US concerns over whether he can curb sectarian violence.
THE MySpace folk have enlisted You Am I for their next secret show at Sydney's Hopetoun Hotel on Friday. Click here to find out how to get through the door.
DO you fancy gazing out your window across a lagoon as turquoise waters lap near your door? Christina Pfeiffer finds six of the best spots for staying over the water.
THE final privatisation of Telstra has brought no respite from its war with regulators, with competition czar Graeme Samuel saying its recent claims about regulation nearly had him choking on his cornflakes.
TOP chess players will be tested for drugs during the Asian Games despite the sport's top official admitting he has no idea how dope could enhance performance.
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Date: November 30, 2006 04:57pm AEDT