Icelandic beer made from smoked whale testicles angers conservationists
Conservationists are angry after an Icelandic micro-brewery announced its new beer will be made from smoked whale testicles.
“We’re watching you”: Daesh group hacks US Central Command
Supporters of terror group Daesh, formerly referred to as ISIS, IS or ISIL, hacked into the US Central Command’s Twitter and YouTube accounts this morning, posting taunts and threats to soldiers, their wives and children. The hackers said their so-called CyberCaliphate [online Islamic state] was “already here, we are in your PCs, in each military […]
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World leaders unite in Paris march for Charlie Hebdo attack
World leaders put aside their differences to link arms defiantly and lead a march of millions of people through Paris in an extraordinary display of unity against terrorism yesterday.
Australia’s Golden Globe hopes
The winners of the Golden Globes will be announced today – and Australia once again has some serious skin in the game.
Baby girl killed in police car chase in Sydney’s west
Tatiana Tauaifaga was playing in the backyard of her home in Constitution Hill when a driver ploughed through the fence in an allegedly stolen black Audi, with police not far behind.
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Prime Minister Tony Abbott tours bushfire ravaged South Australia
Prime Minister Tony Abbott has visited the fire torn Adelaide Hills meeting with volunteers in the disaster zone which has razed up to 32 homes.
Terror attack leaves Paris in shock
The people of Paris have responded in a show of peaceful defiance this evening (Paris time) to the barbaric terrorist attack that has sent shock waves around the world.
Cricketers make an emotional return to SCG since death of Phillip Hughes
As they enter the opening of the fourth and final test against India at the Sydney Cricket Ground – the very ground where Hughes suffered a fatal head injury – the boys in the baggy green are forced to relive the horrific events witnessed on that fateful day. In memory of young cricketer, Phillip Hughes […]
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Sydney siege victims Katrina and Tori farewelled on same day Martin Place flowers removed
Katrina Dawson, who was killed during the siege in Sydney’s Martin Place last week, has been farewelled Tuesday afternoon at a memorial service in the University of Sydney’s Great Hall. The mother-of-three and successful lawyer was having coffee with a pregnant friend in the Lindt café when they were taken hostage. She was fatally shot during the […]
What will Sydney do with all those flowers?
Tens of thousands of flowers left at Martin Place in remembrance of Sydney siege victims Tori Johnson and Katrina Dawson have been cleared by nearly 100 volunteers.