14/10/2008 | Croatian autopsy finds no evidence of violence but failed to provide any new information on how the 21-year-old Australian died.
13/10/2008 | JOHN McCAIN is considering plans for a new round of tax cuts ahead of the third and final debate this week in an attempt to prove he has a strong prescription to treat the ailing US economy.
13/10/2008 | THE execution by firing squad of the Bali bombers - Mukhlas, Imam Samudra and Amrozi - is set to go ahead within a fortnight. Indonesia's Attorney-General says he will reveal the details by Friday next week.
13/10/2008 | JOERG HAIDER, the polemic populist at the heart of Austrian far-right politics, was driving his powerful black sedan at more than twice the speed limit before the crash that killed him.
13/10/2008 | Chinese leaders have vowed to "firmly push forward with rural reform" as they struggle to arrest growing rural-urban inequality and resolve local land disputes.
13/10/2008 | The parents of Britt Lapthorne have lived a nightmare of Dantean proportions, hurtling from feverish hope into the chasm of despair.
12/10/2008 | CHEERED on by tens of thousands of raucous supporters and declaring that the Aceh peace accord was a precious gift from Allah, Aceh's popular independence leader Hasan di Tiro returned to his homeland at the weekend after almost 30 years.
12/10/2008 | While she may not be a big hit with voters, Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin has made a big splash on the net, becoming the butt of many online parodies and the star o...
11/10/2008 | IT WAS a tragedy compounded by distance, obfuscation and devastating error. For two weeks, Britt Lapthorne's family's fears intensified as a nation's fascination grew with the compelling story of one of its young lost in a distant land.
11/10/2008 | DEMOCRAT Barack Obama has soared 11 points ahead of Republican rival John McCain, taking a double-digit lead in a Newsweek poll amid deep concerns about the economy.
11/10/2008 | AUSTRALIA will stand tall with world leaders today and forge a package of domestic measures to stave off further economic panic before the sharemarkets open tomorrow.
10/10/2008 | The Eurovision song contest is one less than flattering assessment in senior Australian government circles of the European military effort in Afghanistan. It concerns the cluster of nations whose troo...
10/10/2008 | The former foreign minister is surprising many in his role in Cyprus.
10/10/2008 | NEPAL may have elected a Maoist Government and become an officially secular republic but it still gets off on old-time religion.
10/10/2008 | AUSTRALIA will reassess its commitment to Afghanistan next April amid growing evidence the war there is going badly, senior Government sources say.
10/10/2008 | JOHANNESBURG: Zimbabwe's inflation rate has surged to 231 million per cent as the Opposition appealed to South Africa's former president, Thabo Mbeki, to rescue the power-sharing deal he brokered last month with the President, Robert Mugabe.
10/10/2008 | THEY are a new breed of true believers: Australians so captivated by American presidential candidate Barack Obama's promise of "change we can believe in" that they are doing everything they can to help get him elected.
10/10/2008 | TROUBLE appears to be brewing in East Timor again as security forces step up roadblocks and increase security around government buildings.
10/10/2008 | The American military is fighting a rearguard action to preserve gains made in Iraq.
10/10/2008 | John McCain says voters should factor in his rival's association with Bill Ayers when assessing his willingness to fight terrorism.
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