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Navy joins search for Dulcie Birt

THE Australian Navy will join the search for the body of Dulcie Birt tomorrow.

Vic cops praised over Indian boy probe

THE Indian community has praised Victoria Police for their efforts in investigating the death of three-year-old Indian toddler Gurshan Singh.

Sumo wrestler 'snatches ATM'

A SUMO wrestler ripped a cash machine out of a Moscow store, walking off with the bulky 90kg machine on his shoulders, police say.

Former PM to teach Qld MPs how to win

FORMER prime minister John Howard has been invited to teach Queensland state MPs how to win government.
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Vampire killer loses bid to leave jail

A ROCKHAMPTON woman known as Queensland's "vampire killer" has lost her court bid to be released from jail on parole.

Lacey trial adjourned for a second time

A TRIAL involving two Gold Coast brothers accused of abducting and torturing a man over a drug debt has been adjourned for a second time this week.

Hungry horse eats the mail

THE dog didn't eat the homework but the horse certainly ate the mail.

Qld dams at highest level in a decade

SOUTHEAST Queensland dams are at their highest level in a decade, with all but one now overflowing after heavy rain.

Obama to address parliament on Mar 23

US President Barack Obama will address a joint sitting of federal parliament on March 23 when he makes his first presidential visit to Australia.

Global computer-virus network smashed

THREE men suspected of building the world's biggest network of virus-infected computers, which hijacked more than 13 million PCs, have been arrested in Spain.