| Hurricane Katrina remembered President Barack Obama has wrapped up his vacation on Massachusetts island, and prepared to head to New Orleans to mark the fifth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina. abc.net.au |
British PM backs foreign minister over gay rumours British prime minister David Cameron backed foreign secretary William Hague after the top diplomat's aide resigned over "malicious" rumours that they had an inappropriate relationship. abc.net.au |
Saudi prince beat servant to death, court hears A gay Saudi prince beat and strangled his male servant to death in a frenzied sexual assault at their luxury London hotel suite, a British court has heard. abc.net.au |
Double jeopardy law could help Bowraville families The double jeopardy law that was introduced to New South Wales four years ago might help bring justice to three mid north coast families. abc.net.au |
Welfare group attacks APY police courtrooms decision The welfare agency Uniting Care Wesley has criticised a South Australian Government decision to build court facilities in police stations on the Aboriginal lands in the state's far north-west. abc.net.au |