Vampire killer wins fight for prison release
Sunday, April 13th, 2008A SELF-PROCLAIMED vampire, sentenced to life after murdering a man and drinking his blood, will soon be back in the community.
A SELF-PROCLAIMED vampire, sentenced to life after murdering a man and drinking his blood, will soon be back in the community.
AUSTRALIA is to have its first female governor-general, with Queensland’s governor, Quentin Bryce, to be appointed to the job.
SUBURBAN tank water has been found to have lead content up to 50 times higher than drinking guidelines, new reasearch shows.
AN Aussie lad’s mag is promising to take some of the pain out of divorce with a competition offering an all-expenses-paid split.
TEENAGERS are risking their lives with the new “trip to heaven” game which is sweeping the internet, attracting 83,000 hits at one site.
EVERY Queensland firefighter will be tested for brain cancer amid fears the profession could result in a higher incidence of the disease.
FOREIGN affairs officials are trying to confirm the safety of three Australians believed to be aboard a seal-hunt monitoring ship seized by authorities in Canada.
A GLOOMY global financial outlook threatens to rain on Treasurer Wayne Swan’s parade when he delivers his first Federal Budget next month.
A WOMAN allegedly shaved her eyebrows and claimed she was dying of cancer as part of an elaborate story to dupe the kind-hearted.