Sydney woman victim of chemical attack

A severely burnt woman discovered in Sydney bushland claimed she was a victim of a chemical attack. Source: AAP A SEVERELY burnt woman discovered crying for help in Sydney bushland claimed she was a victim of a chemical attack. A resident...

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Qld cop dragged 200m by car

A police officer is recovering after being dragged 200 metres along a road by a car in Townsville. Source: AAP A POLICE officer is recovering after being dragged 200 metres along a road by a car in central Townsville. Police will allege...

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Fortescue operations resume after death

Operations have resumed at Fortescue Mining Group's Christmas Creek mine after a contractor's death. Source: AAP SURFACE mining operations have resumed at Fortescue Metals Group's Christmas Creek mine, four days after the death of a contractor....

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NSW posts big reduction in road deaths

NSW police say fewer people have died on the roads in 2013 compared with any year since 1924. Source: AAP NSW in 2013 recorded its lowest road toll for 89 years, but police are warning drivers not to become complacent. And fewer people...

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Bondi shooting victim in Brothers 4 Life

A MAN found on the streets of Bondi with a gunshot wound in his shoulder has been linked to the Brothers 4 Life gang. The 31-year-old is also believed to have been on a boat at Rose Bay in Sydney's eastern suburbs on New Year's Day when it was...

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Vic saved from scorching heat

Southerly winds are protecting Victoria from a blast of desert heat that's baking other states. Source: AAP VICTORIANS could be putting on jackets and dodging rain clouds while some parts of the country sweat through record-breaking temperatures....

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Small business to take tax-break hit

The government is dumping an asset write-off for small businesses that was linked to the mining tax. Source: AAP THE federal government is setting a "tax trap" for small business by drastically reducing a tax break before legislation for...

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Private sector credit growing modestly

Credit growth was moderate in November as consumers and business are wary about taking on more debt. Source: AAP CREDIT growth was moderate in November as consumers and business are still wary about taking on more debt. The amount of private...

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All set for party of the year

Australia's skies are set to explode with colour this New Year's Eve, the biggest party of the year. Source: AAP AUSTRALIANS are preparing to celebrate the biggest party of the year, with the skies above the nation's capital cities expected...

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NSW workers comp changes for 2014

INJURED workers and children attending childcare will be among the winners and losers at the start of 2014, as new laws kick in across NSW. Among the raft of new legislation to come into effect on January 1 are controversial changes to workers...

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