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50 minutes ago. A teenager allegedly involved in this week's violence at Rosemeadow will be allowed to walk from court. Emily Smith is at Campbelltown Local Court.
AUDIO: 'This is my 12 seconds of fame, I'm on TV!': Supporters' bizarre antics at court today Teen charged over western Sydney brawl
37 minutes ago. In a horrifying dog attack a three-year-old girl has been killed and a toddler has serious injuries to her face and body.
Tragically, a three-year-old girl has died at the scene and a 16-month-old female has sustained serious injuries to her face and body. Paramedic Penelope Little
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Dog kills three-year-old girl, two hurt
News | National
47 minutes ago. A man has been charged with attempted murder after he threw petrol over his girlfriend and tried to set her on fire with a lighter.
Young woman bound, gagged and burnt alive
1 hour 10 minutes ago. A Victorian policeman is facing court today charged with child sex offences.
Sydney man on child porn charges
News | World
1 hour 16 minutes ago. Israeli forces have blazed into towns across Gaza, striking Hamas targets and also hitting three UN-run schools.
Neither homes nor UN shelters are safe. If international humanitarian law has been contravened, those responsible must be held accountable. UN Humanitarian Coordinator for the Palestinian territories Maxwell Gaylard
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VIDEO: UN school comes under fire (WARNING: graphic images) Rockets reach 45km into Israel: army
2 hours 19 minutes ago. The family of Private Greg Sher, the Australian solider who was killed by a Taliban rocket this week, have described the Digger as a man of "purpose and committed determination."
Greg, for all who knew him, was a man of purpose and committed determination. Private Greg Sher's family
Australia 'should remember terror fight'
Business | National
38 minutes ago. Australian jobs at mining giant Alcoa will not be affected by the company's decision to slash 13,500 jobs globally.
At this stage there is no impact on the Australian operations, so that's a positive announcement, I think, from Alcoa Australia. Victorian Premier John Brumby
MACCA'S MIRACLE: Proteas on the back foot
Environment
3 hours 47 minutes ago. The Great Barrier Reef, Mount Everest and Loch Ness are vying to become semi-finalists in the competition to become one of the New Seven Wonders of Nature.
Barrier Reef coral growth 'will stop'
Sport | Cricket
15 minutes ago. A controversial catch to dismiss South Africa's heavyweight Jacques Kallis has put Australia in a strong position at lunch on day five of the third Test.
We've just got to make sure we turn up, give it everything we've got.... Mike Hussey
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VIDEO: Catch of the series? You decide... AUDIO: Mickey Arthur, Mike Hussey preview the final day Alcoa jobs 'safe' in Australia
Sport | Soccer
56 minutes ago. A-League newcomers North Queensland have confirmed the capture of Newcastle Jets goalkeeper Justin Pasfield on a two-year deal.
He's agile and he's got plenty of heart... Fury coach Ian Ferguson
O'Hara keeps Spurs on track
2 hours 31 minutes ago. The South Africa series is lost, the Australian Test summer all but over... but make no mistake - this is D-Day for Australia's young band of rookie bowlers.
I hadn't seen much of Peter at all before he played Test cricket but the way he runs in hard, hits the deck and bowls good pace, I've been very impressed with him... Glenn McGrath
AUDIO: Mickey Arthur, Mike Hussey preview the final day MACCA'S MIRACLE: Proteas on the back foot
Entertainment
3 hours 18 minutes ago. US prosecutors have agreed to drop charges filed against actors Josh Brolin and Jeffrey Wright after an incident at a Louisiana bar last year.
Police have Brolin, Wright brawl video
Opinion
5/01/2009 4:00:00 PM. Just when you thought you'd seen the back of them Sheikh El-Hilaly and his right hand man, Keysar Trad, are back - trying to whip up anger over the situation in Gaza. Chris Smith explains.
Trad was turning the serenity into a political hate campaign – with absolutely no context. Chris Smith
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AUDIO: 'It is Israel that is doing the killing': Keysar Trad's one-sided view Israel's attack on Gaza intensifies
5/01/2009 12:19:00 PM. It's easy to laugh at Scientology, writes Tim Brunero, but when the Church's nutjob beliefs could be costing lives - like in the case of John Travolta's son, Jett - then you've got a real problem.
While the Travoltas assert Jett suffered from the little known Kawasaki syndrome, many believe he was in fact autistic... Tim Brunero
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VIDEO: Scientology: Getting beyond a joke AUDIO: An ex-Scientologist explains how she was ordered off her epilepsy drugs. Undertaker reveals Jett Travolta's cause of death
VIDEO: Patrick Swayze says his yearlong battle with pancreatic cancer put him "through hell" while he pushed ahead on his new TV series.
World | Off the wall
A former US judge who unsuccessfully sued his South Korean immigrant dry cleaners for $US54 million ($A75.3 million) over a lost pair of pants is not giving up.
As a fast bowler you Know when you've taken it cleanly. He didn't and that's why he wasn't jubilent. It doesn't help that the ball... Fast Bowler, Quakers Hill on MACCA'S MIRACLE: Proteas on the back foot
"Most" is not good enough for the original land owners, they want all their land back. The Jewish immigrants that make up Israel are mostly... online sudonym, on Israel's attack on Gaza intensifies
No, i dont think so Cass. Could we at least try it without religion? I think many problems would get solved if you took out... john smith, epping on 'There's probably no God', say British buses
I get a lump in my ... throat when I see muslims exercising western freedoms.... Observer JWH Party, Australia on Islamic protest causes traffic dramas in Sydney's CBD
When did buses become a means for religious debate? This goes belong political correctness and is downright bigoted. Both messages should be condemned. The ads... Hardly Amused, Brisbane on 'There's probably no God', say British buses
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