MILLIONS of people in Burmas have been left homeless by a devastating cyclone and piles of bodies have begun rotting in the disaster zone, aid agency Save the Children says
INDIA`S military today tested a medium-range nuclear-capable missile which can hit targets inside China, its third such test in two years, defence research officials said
ABOUT one million people were left homeless by the devastating cyclone that hit Burma and about 5000 square kilometres remain underwater in the Irrawaddy delta, a UN aid official said today
THE United Nations has obtained permission to fly emergency supplies to cyclone-ravaged Burma but aid workers are still waiting for visas to enter the isolated country
THE junta`s slow response to the death and destruction wrought by Cyclone Nargis and soaring prices for food and fuel could foment fresh unrest in military-run Burma, experts said
SHOCKING reports of indigenous child abuse in South Australia show the need for an extension of the Northern Territory intervention, Opposition Leader Brendan Nelson says
THE Federal Government has ruled out an immediate emergency intervention in South Australian indigenous lands, despite a study found 14 per cent of children there had been sexually abused
THE nine-year-old daughter of a woman shot dead on her neighbour`s doorstep has told mourners her mother will always be looking down from heaven to make sure she and her brother are safe
A POLICE officer has appeared in court charged with using a surveillance device to film himself having sex with a woman, and then emailing the footage to others
STEVE Irwin`s widow Terri has avoided a potentially costly and lengthy legal battle after a multi-million dollar lawsuit was today settled out of court
Banned in Rome ... skinny models get the boot / Reuters file
