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Sydney Morning Herald
The Sydney Morning Herald News Headlines
Sydney's top restaurant
Surry Hills establishment Marque is named Restaurant of the Year in the 2011 Good Food Guide Awards.
Taste test for juggernaut
MasterChef's latest spin-off has raised concerns that it could be exploiting its junior contestants, writes Sacha Molitorisz.
Could quake hit Australia?
Christchurch was rocked by a large tremor on Saturday, and the same could happen here, reports Glenda Kwek.
Newton's jealous rage
Matthew Newton allegedly assaulted his fiancee after an altercation with a man in pub who approached her.
'Equally extreme'
Australian Muslim preacher condemned by Sydney leaders after he called for the beheading of an anti-Islamic politician.
Horror as MotoGP star dies
Shoya Tomizawa, 19, comes off his bike and the two riders behind him run over him at full speed in shocking crash.
'He had the world at his feet'
Mother's grief for son, 18, who had been living it up on his first trip overseas before dying in glacier plane crash.
Shaken and stirred
Earthquake that hit Christchurch expected to create economic boost.
Volcanoes erupt in gardens
THE Christchurch earthquake shook up more than the house and surroundings of 89-year-old Bob McCombe.
Courier-Mail
The Courier Mail | News
QR fat cats to pay for rail delays
QUEENSLAND Rail executives could have their pay slashed if the southeast CityTrain services do not run on time.
Blue-light taxis get red light
POLICE have been threatened with disciplinary action if they use "blue-light taxis" to give colleagues a lift home from the pub.
Woman hit while on mobile dies
A PEDESTRIAN who was struck by a car
as she talked on a mobile phone
while crossing Logan Road
has died in hospital.
Independents reach deal on reform
PARLIAMENT will have an independent speaker and question time will be overhauled under changes agreed by Labor and the Coalition.
Suspect package is 'harmless'
POLICE have revoked an emergency situation after the discovery of a suspicious package at Enoggera near the army barracks.
Bligh to work as hospital orderly
PREMIER Anna Bligh will work a night shift as a hospital orderly at PA hospital as part of her government’s 'Walk a day in my shoes' program.
Bandit points gun at mum and girl
MANAGER and her eight-year-old daughter have gun pointed at them by masked bandit during hold-up at a Gold Coast KFC.
Council warned of Clem7 bungles
BRISBANE City Council repeatedly warned Clem7 operators the tunnel's management and marketing was being "mishandled" before it posted a $1.6 billion loss.
Races a washout in wild weekend
THE Birdsville races have been cancelled due to wet weather for the first time in their 128-year history after a weekend of wild weather across the nation.
The Age
The Age News Headlines
Hard edge or gooey centre?
MasterChef's latest spin-off has raised concerns that it could be exploiting its junior contestants, writes Sacha Molitorisz.
Sinking the Blues
The Swans overcome Carlton in a titanic battle to win their elimination final by five points.
Judd laments Blues' wasted chances
Shattered Chris Judd says Carlton failed to meet its season expectations following club's second heart-breaking finals loss in 12 months.
Disturbing the faith
Controversial former priest John Dominic Crossan has never shied away from uncomfortable questions of faith.
Cats have a soft landing
Make no mistake, the Cats are still in this flag race up to their necks, writes Rohan Connolly.
Cards are falling into place for the Saints
St Kilda was the most obvious winner out of the first weekend of this finals series.
Man of many talents
Pianist, composer, conductor - musician Michael Cassomenos does it all, and does it well.
Turning point for process?
With luck, this political impasse will motivate us to modernise the constitution.
Indies do deal on reforms
UPDATE
MPs strike accord after talks with Abbott 'hit a snag'.
Herald Sun
Herald Sun | Top Stories
You've got 10min to leave
UPDATE 6.00pm:
SOME Wangaratta residents have been told to immediately evacuate their homes as floodwaters threaten.
Things are crook at last minute
NATIONALS MP Tony Crook's support for the Coalition could determine who becomes our next prime minister.
Taking a stand against flab
VICTORIAN primary school students are standing up in class for half an hour a day in a radical plan to beat childhood obesity.
DNA is key to liberty for four
TWO people convicted of rape, one of drug trafficking, and one of armed robbery could be freed after a review of DNA evidence.
Anti-whaling activists avoid jail
A JAPANESE court has sentenced two Greenpeace activists to suspended one-year jail terms for stealing a box of whale meat.
Miss Universe a bitchy world
THEY present as the sweetest girls in the world, preaching peace, love and goodwill.
Man jailed over wife's 'horrific' death
A RETIRED fruiterer who killed his wife of 50 years with a hatchet was today jailed for 13 years for his "brutal and horrific" crime.
Storm over Molly's wild party
POLICE were called to the home of Molly Meldrum last night after a terrified neighbour complained about an out-of-control party.
Hunt for serial sex assault attacker
UPDATE 1.47pm:
POLICE are on the hunt for a man they believe to be behind a string of sexual assaults in Melbourne's south-east.
West Australian
WA News - The West Australian
Glassing the result of 'sexual advance' (The West Australian)
The 32-year-old victim of an alleged glassing attack at a Northbridge hotel has recalled how he thought he had been punched in the throat until he noticed blood gushing from the wound.
Armed bandits rob chemist, hijack car (The West Australian)
Police are searching for two armed bandits who robbed a chemist this afternoon and then hijacked a Toyota Landcruiser.
Man accused of drowning dog in esky (The West Australian)
A man who allegedly kicked and drowned his dog in an esky is due to appear in Esperance Magistrate's Court tomorrow.
Barnett concerned over SW coal mine (The West Australian)
Premier Colin Barnett says he has no problem with Government MP Troy Buswell joining political forces with the woman he had an affair with in a bid to stop a proposed coalmine in the Margaret River.
Perth rental prices on the wane (The West Australian)
Rental prices across Perth have plummeted over the past year, with new research including 11 WA suburbs amongst the top 40 biggest weekly rental drops in Australia.
'Schizophrenic' killer pleads not guilty (The West Australian)
A man accused of murdering his fiancee after repeatedly slashing her during a domestic dispute is a "chronic schizophrenic" and his mental illness deprived him of capacity to know right from wrong, a court heard today.
Court visits Christmas Island for riot trial (The West Australian)
A Perth magistrate will travel to Christmas Island tomorrow to take a site tour of detention facilities as part of a four-week trial into riot charges against eight Sri Lankan asylum seekers.
Asylum boat carrying 60 stopped (The West Australian)
Border officials have stopped another big boatload of asylum seekers - the 94th vessel intercepted in Australian waters this year.
Court bid fails against Dutch journalist (The West Australian)
A Perth man wanted for questioning over the death of a Dutch backpacker has failed in an attempt to have a restraining order slapped on a high-profile Dutch crime reporter and his colleagues.
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