Shakespeare, Wordsworth … Winehouse?
Wednesday, May 28th, 2008A SONG by Amy Winehouse appears in a Cambridge University exam, pitted against Shakespeare, Wordsworth and Walter Raleigh.
A SONG by Amy Winehouse appears in a Cambridge University exam, pitted against Shakespeare, Wordsworth and Walter Raleigh.
TASMANIA’S new premier has scrapped plans for taxpayers’ money to pay for a vital $60m water pipeline for the Gunns pulp mill.
CHANNEL 9 has taken controversial star Sam Newman off air so he can recover from surgery - and be counselled for recent gaffes.
MALAWI’S high court has approved an application by US pop star Madonna to permanently adopt a three-year-old boy from one of Africa’s poorest countries, her lawyer said.
THE mother of one of Bill Henson’s under-age models has charged to the photographer’s defence.
IT will take a massive decade-long national effort but the obesity epidemic can be turned around, the head of the Federal Government’s preventative health body says.
RUDD Government departments warned FuelWatch scheme could send petrol prices up, not down.
MORE than 90 per cent of people in Arnhem Land do not understand basic legal concepts, with many Aborigines under the impression that white society is “lawless”, a report has found.
A WOMAN has pleaded guilty to recruiting two men to attack and kill a couple before burning their bodies in 44 gallon drums.
A MAJORITY of women do not support the war in Iraq or Australia’s immigration policies but are accepting of gays, a survey finds.