TOP contender St Johns Park streaked ahead to win the New South Wales State women’s grade one pennant final at West Coffs Bowling Club yesterday.
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Last night (June 30) saw The Specials hit Melbourne as part of their 30th anniversary tour and the jam packed house was not disappointed.
Ricky Wilson was injured this week during a Green Day gig.
POLICE in Las Vegas say a tamed tiger that escaped from a magic act and roamed the streets has been captured.
BRONCOS coach Ivan Henjak is confident Karmichael Hunt can block out the media circus created by his jaw-dropping decision to jump from rugby league to AFL.
AUSTRALIA has officially ended its six-year military presence in Iraq three days ahead of the deadline.
VOLKSWAGEN, the biggest European carmaker, said it was still churning out a profit despite the global economic crisis, but was cautious about future prospects.
The silly story of Men At Work being sued for grabbing the melody of their hit Down Under got a bit series today when a Sydney judge ruled there may be a case for plagiarism.
THE Reserve Bank is expected to leave interest rates on hold next week in a further sign it has reached the end of its rate cutting cycle, economists say.
NEW Zealanders are about to get an eyeful of Pamela Anderson’s itsy-bitsy bikinis, but her promoter is concerned conservative Kiwis won’t cope.
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