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Police pull pepper on court brawlers  from The Age News Headlines  (2010/3/11 11:31)

Police use capsicum spray to break up a fight outside city court.

'Aussie threat' locks down US schools  from The Age News Headlines  (2010/3/11 11:23)

Online threat apparently posted by Australian shuts down all schools in midwestern US city.

Jobs ease rates pressure  from The Age News Headlines  (2010/3/11 10:02)

Mixed employment figures lower chances of Reserve Bank lifting interest rates next month.

Car crashes into lounge  from The Age News Headlines  (2010/3/11 9:30)

Two people in hospital after car smashes through two rooms of a house in city's north-west.

Hirahara Ayaka Makes World Debut  from Japan Zone - Entertainment News from Japan  (2010/3/11 8:57)

Already regarded as one of the most talented young vocalists in Japanese music, Hirahara Ayaka (25) has been given the nod by none other than Andrew Lloyd Webber (61) in what the local media is calling her "world debut." The man behind such smash hits as "Cats" and "Evita" opened "Love Never Dies," his sequel to "Phantom of the Opera," on London's West End this week. And it was revealed yesterday that he chose Hirahara to sing the title song on the musical's album version. She recorded the song in a Tokyo studio in February and Webber was impressed enough to...

Melbourne: The Musical  from The Age News Headlines  (2010/3/11 8:35)

'Glee-style' video aims to persuade young American backpackers to Melbourne.

'Thanks a million, Max'  from The Age News Headlines  (2010/3/11 8:30)

Are Clarke and Bingle still a couple? That's the $1 million question, thanks to agent Max Markson.

TB rate 185 times higher for Inuit than others  from CBC | Top Stories News  (2010/3/11 7:58)

Tuberculosis remains a serious health problem in Canada's North, with the infection rate among Inuit 185 times greater than for others born in the country, a national analysis shows.

Taxpayer watchdog doles out waste awards  from CBC | Top Stories News  (2010/3/11 7:58)

Mailouts from MPs, exorbitant Nova Scotia MLA expenses and a Toronto homeless audit are all cited at a tongue-in-cheek awards ceremony meant to highlight questionable government spending.

Jean thanks Dominican Republic for Haiti help  from CBC | Top Stories News  (2010/3/11 7:36)

Gov. Gen. Michaëlle Jean thanks the people of Haiti's neighbour, the Dominican Republic, for their help in the aftermath of January's earthquake.