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Mining boosts SA's economic outlook |
A biennial economic report shows a positive outlook for South Australia, but warns of substantial interest rate rises in 2008.
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Costello can leave when he wants: Bishop |
Deputy Opposition Leader Julie Bishop says it is up to former treasurer Peter Costello to decide when he leaves Parliament.
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Power returns to evacuated Melbourne buildings |
Power has been fully restored to the two buildings in central Melbourne that were evacuated during an electrical fire yesterday, as an investigation into the cause gets underway.
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Gambling crackdown: NSW cuts pokie numbers |
The New South Wales Government is today expected to announce plans to reduce the cap on poker machines in the state by 5,000 and impose tougher restrictions on high-density gambling areas.
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NSW cuts pokie numbers in gambling crackdown |
The New South Wales Government is today expected to announce plans to reduce the cap on poker machines in the state by 5,000 and impose tougher restrictions on high-density gambling areas.
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Rudd talking climate change in Roma |
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd will arrive Roma in south-west Queensland today to look at the impact of climate change on farms.
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RailCorp denies Sydney tunnel bungle |
RailCorp has denied an engineering bungle has made parts of Sydney's new underground Epping-to-Chatswood rail link too steep for some of its trains.
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Victim's mother to attend police disciplinary hearing. |
The mother of a man who was murdered after police failed to investigate an earlier attack on him, will today become the first member of the public to attend a South Australian police disciplinary hearing.
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