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KATHY Jackson dropped a bombshell on proceedings when she objected to being cross examined by a man she'd had a fling with 20 years ago.

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The little town blocking a mining giant

Miners v Farmers

A HISTORIC Hunter Valley town says it will be wiped off the map after a Chinese firm won conditional approval to build an open-cut coalmine there.

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Teen at scene of stabbing says he's not violent

Facebook pics of Alleged 420 Gang Member Sam Montana

ONE of the teenagers involved in Friday's stabbing at Merrylands who called the injured 17-year-old a "soldier" claims he is not a violent person.

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Glock, steroids seized in raid on home lab

Glock, steroids seized in raid on home lab

A STEROID lab has been discovered inside a family home during a police raid that also uncovered a gun, ammunition, drugs and cash in south-west Sydney.

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Cops fear bikie war as Lone Wolf refused bail

Cops fear bikie war as Lone Wolf refused bail

POLICE fear a new bikie war after Lone Wolf sergeant-at-arms Joshua Battah was charged over an alleged shooting incident on the central coast.

NSW

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Exchange student bashed in broad daylight

A Russian exchange student says the man who hit him from behind with a metal pole is an evil coward. Source: AAP

A RUSSIAN exchange student had to learn how to talk again after he was bashed from behind with a metal pole by "evil" attackers in broad daylight in Perth.

ALEX, 16, said he was hit from behind with the pole after he refused to give his property to a man who confronted him on the way to Stirling train station in Innaloo about 3.15pm on July 26.

He had only been in Perth for six months at the time of the attack.Alex said the first blow knocked him to the ground and doctors believe he was struck in the head another two times, leaving him with deep gashes to his scalp and a fractured skull.Police are looking for three men Alex saw before the attack believed to be responsible for the assault."I don't remember the actual hit, there was some impact obviously, I fell over and I could see him... the last thing I remember he just ran away," Alex said."I thought it wasn't that serious at first, I thought it was just cut in skin."The attack left Alex brain damaged, unable to remember his own birthday or how to speak English and Russian.After a month in hospital, Alex regained the ability to speak both languages, although with some difficulty.Alex said he was angry about the attack but would complete his high school studies in Perth and not go out at night."He was a coward," he said."I don't feel that Australia is a violent place, it's a nice country."You can find these people in every country and you never can prevent everything from happening."Police are asking anyone with information regarding the incident, or who saw Alex in the area at the time, to call Crime Stoppers.

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Missing fisherman found in Vic's east

A FISHERMAN who went missing on his six-metre boat in Victoria's Gippsland Lakes has been found.

THE 67-year-old Johnsonville man set off for a solo fishing trip early on Tuesday and did not return as expected on Wednesday evening.

A search by air and water found the man and safe and well on his boat in the port of Sale, just before 6pm on Thursday, police said in a statement.

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Man charged over alleged chicken torture

A SYDNEY man is accused of cruelty against a pet chicken before setting his dog on the tortured animal.

POLICE allege the 20-year-old bought the live fowl from a produce pet store in Enfield, in Sydney's inner-west, in July.

Officers found video footage showing the man maiming the chicken.He then allegedly incited his dog to attack and kill the bird.The man was arrested at his Haberfield home on Thursday morning and charged with a string of offences, including animal cruelty and torture.The RSPCA has taken the man's dog.The man was granted bail to appear at Burwood Local Court on September 25.

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US economy grew at brisk 4.2% in Q2

AFTER a bleak start to the year, the US economy grew at a brisk annual rate of 4.2 per cent in the April-June quarter, the government said Thursday, slightly faster than it had first estimated.

THE upward revision supported expectations that the second half of 2014 will prove far stronger than the first half.

The Commerce Department's second estimate of growth for last quarter followed its initial estimate of 4 per cent.The upward revision reflected stronger business investment in new equipment and structures than first thought.The seasonally adjusted 4.2 per cent annual growth rate for the gross domestic product - the nation's total output of goods and services - came after the economy had shrunk at an annual rate of 2.1 per cent in the January-March quarter.That was the biggest economic decline since the depths of the Great Recession.The first-quarter decline had reflected mainly the effects of a harsh winter that kept consumers away from shopping malls, disrupted factory production and depressed the economy.In its second estimate of growth for the April-June quarter, the government said companies' restocking of supplies contributed less than it had first estimated.But a higher trade deficit subtracted less from growth than initially estimated.The downward revision in inventory building will likely help boost growth in the current July-September quarter because it means that businesses may need to restock their supplies to meet demand.With the wild swing between the first quarter's sharp slump and the vigorous rebound in the second quarter, annual economic growth has averaged a meagre 1.1 per cent for the first six months of this year.Still, most analysts think the economy has regained momentum as the job market has strengthened.They foresee a healthy annual growth rate of around 3 per cent in the current quarter and in the final three months of the year.Because of the rocky start, economists think growth for all of 2014 will average just 2.1 per cent, little changed from last year's 2.2 per cent increase.They're more optimistic about 2015. Many expect growth to accelerate to 3 per cent, an indication that the economy is finally gaining cruising speed after the deep 2007-2009 recession, the worst since the 1930s.The recession officially ended in June 2009 and, over the past five years, the economy has turned in subpar growth rates averaging around 2 per cent a year."I am looking for 2015 to be a better year, assuming geopolitics don't get in the way," said Sung Won Sohn, an economics professor at California State University, Channel Islands.Economists worry that any of several political hotspots, from Ukraine to Israel to Iraq, could erupt in a way that would destabilise US and global growth.But Sohn said numerous factors should support growth in the second half of this year and in 2015.The principal strength is expected to come from further improvement in the job market.In July, employers added 209,000 jobs, the sixth straight month of solid 200,000-plus job growth. Those gains have averaged 244,000 a month since February, the best six-month string in eight years.Economists also foresee the unemployment rate, now a nearly normal 6.2 per cent, going even lower.An improving job market means rising household incomes, higher consumer confidence and more consumer spending. That is critical to growth because consumer spending accounts for more than two-thirds of economic growth.Besides more jobs translating into more spending power, economists think other forces, such as business investment, stronger state and local finances and rising exports, will also support growth in coming months.

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Jolie and Pitt wed in France

HSU stands for a Hot Steamy Union

royal commission

KATHY Jackson dropped a bombshell on proceedings when she objected to being cross examined by a man she'd had a fling with 20 years ago.

NSW
  • 1 video
    • Jackson calls to replace ex-lover barrister 2:14

The little town blocking a mining giant

Miners v Farmers

A HISTORIC Hunter Valley town says it will be wiped off the map after a Chinese firm won conditional approval to build an open-cut coalmine there.

NSW

Teen at scene of stabbing says he's not violent

Facebook pics of Alleged 420 Gang Member Sam Montana

ONE of the teenagers involved in Friday's stabbing at Merrylands who called the injured 17-year-old a "soldier" claims he is not a violent person.

NSW

Glock, steroids seized in raid on home lab

Glock, steroids seized in raid on home lab

A STEROID lab has been discovered inside a family home during a police raid that also uncovered a gun, ammunition, drugs and cash in south-west Sydney.

NSW

Cops fear bikie war as Lone Wolf refused bail

Cops fear bikie war as Lone Wolf refused bail

POLICE fear a new bikie war after Lone Wolf sergeant-at-arms Joshua Battah was charged over an alleged shooting incident on the central coast.

NSW

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Hawking backs ice bucket challenge

HSU stands for a Hot Steamy Union

royal commission

KATHY Jackson dropped a bombshell on proceedings when she objected to being cross examined by a man she'd had a fling with 20 years ago.

NSW
  • 1 video
    • Jackson calls to replace ex-lover barrister 2:14

The little town blocking a mining giant

Miners v Farmers

A HISTORIC Hunter Valley town says it will be wiped off the map after a Chinese firm won conditional approval to build an open-cut coalmine there.

NSW

Teen at scene of stabbing says he's not violent

Facebook pics of Alleged 420 Gang Member Sam Montana

ONE of the teenagers involved in Friday's stabbing at Merrylands who called the injured 17-year-old a "soldier" claims he is not a violent person.

NSW

Glock, steroids seized in raid on home lab

Glock, steroids seized in raid on home lab

A STEROID lab has been discovered inside a family home during a police raid that also uncovered a gun, ammunition, drugs and cash in south-west Sydney.

NSW

Cops fear bikie war as Lone Wolf refused bail

Cops fear bikie war as Lone Wolf refused bail

POLICE fear a new bikie war after Lone Wolf sergeant-at-arms Joshua Battah was charged over an alleged shooting incident on the central coast.

NSW

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UK soccer player on trial over kill threat

ENGLISH Premier League footballer Ravel Morrison will go on trial next year over allegations he threatened to throw acid in the face of his ex-girlfriend and have her killed.

THE 21-year-old former Manchester United midfielder is also accused of threatening to blow up Reah Mansoor's house in a course of harassment against her lasting four years.

The West Ham player is also accused of assaulting the 19-year-old and her mother, Parveen Mansoor, 39, in Salford in the early hours of July 27.In a brief appearance at Manchester Crown Court today, Morrison entered not-guilty pleas to two counts of assault of beating, one of assault causing actual bodily harm and one count of harassment.He will next appear for a case management hearing on November 10, with a provisional trial date set for January 26.Morrison, originally from Manchester, was initially remanded in custody last week before being bailed.His bail conditions are that he lives at an address in east London, does not contact directly or indirectly the two women complainants, does not enter the Greater Manchester area except for a court appearance or for a West Ham game in the area and to return to London immediately after the match.Despite being touted as a bright prospect at Old Trafford, Morrison appeared only in the League Cup before former Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson sold him to West Ham for STG650,000 ($A1.19 million) in January 2012.West Ham manager Sam Allardyce took him to Upton Park but he was later shipped out on loan to Birmingham and QPR.Morrison picked up the first of his four England Under-21 caps in a 4-0 win over San Marino in October.

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