Data leaked after ABC Wilders interview

The details of almost 50,000 internet users have been posted online after an ABC website was hacked. Source: AAP AUSTRALIA'S national broadcaster is reviewing its cyber security arrangements after one of its program websites was hacked and...

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Shark victim known to rescuers

A SHARK attack off the popular Muriwai Beach on Auckland's west coast has claimed the life of a filmmaker known to the surf lifesavers who tried to save him. Television commercial director Adam Strange, 46, was swimming 200m offshore north from...

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French author Stephane Hessel dies

BEST-SELLING French writer, veteran diplomat and concentration camp survivor Stephane Hessel has died at the age of 95. Hessel, whose 2010 work Time for Outrage inspired the Occupy Wall Street movement which began in New York's financial district...

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Report slams defence audit delays

THE commonwealth auditor-general has criticised the defence department for taking too long to implement audit recommendations. In a report released on Wednesday, the Australian National Audit Office (ANAO) said the issue was a "significant problem"...

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Ikea pulls meatballs from sale in Asia

SWEDISH furniture giant Ikea has expanded to 24 the number of countries where it has pulled its meatballs from sale over fears that the popular food could contain horsemeat. The Ikea-label meatballs have now been pulled from stores in Hong Kong,...

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Prime takes a writedown on radio licences

THE economic effects of the Queensland floods have forced regional broadcaster Prime Media Group to write down the value of its radio licences by $15 million. Prime Media chief executive Ian Audsley said the non-cash accounting charge reflected...

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Govt urged to act after four Qld deaths

FOUR Aboriginal people suffering kidney disease have died in Townsville following cuts to health transport services for renal dialysis patients, the Senate has been told. The Newman state government slashed a taxi subsidies program in May last...

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Sembawang hints at new tilt for Macmahon

JILTED takeover suitor Sembawang has indicated it may make another tilt for Macmahon Holdings even though its construction arm is to be sold to Leighton Holdings. Macmahon's shareholders on Tuesday overwhelmingly approved a deal to sell the company's...

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Howard takes a swipe at independent MPs

FORMER prime minister John Howard hopes federal independent MPs Rob Oakeshott and Tony Windsor will lose their seats at the next election. The two MPs, who represent traditionally conservative electorates in regional NSW, sided with Labor after...

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Bangladesh Islamists want bloggers killed

BANGLADESH police fired live rounds in clashes with Islamists demanding the execution of bloggers they accuse of blasphemy, killing at least three protesters and injuring dozens. Eighteen of the injured suffered bullet wounds in the unrest at...

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China enjoys traditional Lantern Festival

CHINA celebrated the traditional Lantern Festival on Sunday with fireworks and food, as millions of migrant workers flowed back to cities and smog blanketed a large part of the country. The Lantern Festival formally marks the end of celebrations...

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Centre-left are favourites as Italy votes

ITALIANS fed up with austerity went to the polls on Sunday in elections likely to be won by the centre-left, as Europe held its breath for signs of fresh instability in the eurozone's third largest economy. The elections are Italy's first since...

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