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Kiesha Murder Trial Day 1: 'I am sick of her... I will hurt her...kill her' -- Kristi Abrahams

Mother and alleged murderer of Kiesha Weippeart appears in court today for the first day of her sentencing hearing. Kristi Abrahams recently pleaded guilty for the murder of her 6-year-old daughter, Kiesha last July 2010 in their Sydney home in Mt. Druitt. Her body was stuffed in a suitcase and left inside her bedroom for a few days. Abrahams and her husband, Kiesha's stepdad, allegedly went to a nearby bushland and burned the girl's body. They later buried her in a shallow grave.

Geeks Triumph over Mining Tycoon to Become Australia’s Youngest Billionaires

Move over Nathan Tinkler. Australia has a new breed of billionaires. Enterprising geeks have quietly taken over the top spot of Australia's richest in Business Review Weekly Young Rich List . Coal magnate Nathan Tinkler is overshadowed by software engineers Scott Farquhar and Mike Cannon-Brookes in terms of net worth.

[VIDEO] Wife Throws Husband’s Alleged Mistress Off A Cliff In Peru

Mistresses beware! Flirting with another wife’s husband can get you thrown off a cliff. At least that’s what Sandra Bruna Morales of Arequipa, Peru, had learned after the wife of her alleged boyfriend attacked and dragged her by the hair off a cliff. She’s okay, by the way.

World’s Poorest To Suffer Most From Climate Change: World Bank

The world should start taking action to combat the dangerous rise in temperatures, said the president of the World Bank, warning that millions of people around the world are likely to be pushed back into poverty because climate change is undermining economic development in poor countries.
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2013 Supermoon: How and Where to Best View Peak on June 22-23

The 2013 Supermoon is set to peak from Saturday to Sunday, June 22-23, as the Moon makes its closest approach to planet Earth at a distance of over 200,000 miles. Viewers can witness the moon appearing 14% bigger and approximately 30% brighter compared to the regular full moon without any clouds covering the clear view.

Friendly's Sports Bar&Grill St. Louis, Not So Friendly?

Customer Joe Gibson and his 3-year-old son were initially enjoying their meal at Friendly’s Sports Bar & Grill until the Missouri father got hold of the receipt. An angry Mr. Gibson shared the offensive receipt at the St. Louis Dispatch Facebook page to voice out the unpleasant incident.

Apple's iMessage: Most Used Messaging App in New Zealand

New Zealand's Telecom released information regarding the messaging service smartphone owners often use to keep in touch. Telecom mobile customers used Apple's iMessage service the most with 150,000 subscribers using it regularly. 140,000 customers preferred to use Facebook Messenger while 78,000 wants the free call and text service of Viber.

UFO Sighting Linked to Mexico’s Popocatépetl Volcano Eruption [PHOTOS, VIDEOS]

UFO sightings are being linked to the eruption of Mexico's Popocatépetl Volcano aka Popo on Monday. Paranormal speculators are linking the alleged UFO activity to the eruption, saying it could not have been a coincidence. However, the UFO itself remains a debated topic even as a video clip of the sighting has gone viral.

Indian Tourism Declines in the Wake of Rape, Attack on Woman

With the Indian economy slowing down to 5 percent in 2012 from 9 percent two years ago, the country is taking another beating amid a spree of recent incidents where women were brutally raped and attacked. More and more women tourists are hesitant to visit India, fearing similar attacks.

New Zealand Braces for Coming Storm in the Next Three Days

A storm is set to hit southern and central areas of New Zealand bringing strong winds, rain and snow. Weather reports say the storm will likely stay in the country for the next three days due to the unusual but powerful combination of weather systems.

Mars Curiosity Fires Laser on Red Planet; Ancient Structures Spotted? [VIDEOS]

NASA announced Monday the Curiosity rover on Mars has successfully fired its laser on a Martian soil target, causing a pit to form. Meanwhile, UFO watchers and paranormal speculators remain curious of what the space science agency could be keeping from the public. A YouTube video tackles what might be some ancient structures on the red planet.

Mother Pleads Guilty for Killing Daughter, Kiesha Weippeart

Kristi Anne Abrahams, a mother who was accused of murdering her six-year-old daughter, Kiesha Weippeart, pleaded guilty in court on the first day of her trial. The guilty plea marked the end of a three-year agony endured by relatives of the little girl.

Google Fights Child Porn with New Global Database System

Google is serious in fighting child pornography globally as it plans to create a global database of images relating to child abuse and porn. The Internet giant will also share the database with rival search engine companies in a stronger effort to eliminate child porn from the web.

Australia's Great Barrier Reef Vies for Chance to Become UNESCO Heritage Site

The Great Barrier Reef of Australia may be listed as a UNESCO heritage site along with six other ancient sites in Syria. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation convened on Sunday for its annual gathering to decide which cultural treasure around the world deserves to be recognized as World Heritage site.

Homophobic Pakistan Tops Search for Gay Sex Terms (VIDEOS)

A new analysis of Internet search terms published by Mother Jones found an irony in the majority Muslim country of Pakistan because while the Asian nation is homophobic, it topped searches for gay terms in the Web such as shemale sex, teen anal sex and manf***king man.

Google Donates $1.6M to Fight Child Porn Online

Google pledges $1.6 million to the Internet Watch Foundation to fight child pornography in the Internet. The donation comes after British PM David Cameron urged Google to do something to address the issue of child porn.

Latest Army Internet Sex Scandal: At Least 100 Soldiers Being Investigated

At least 17 soldiers male army soldiers are being directly implicated in the latest internet sex scandal to rock the Australian Defence Force. Three have been served outright suspension, actions are underway to suspend five more, nine are facing possible disciplinary action and about 90 soldiers in the "periphery" of the act are being investigated.

2013 Supermoon: Closest Approach to Earth Peaks on June 22-23

On June 22 and 23, the Supermoon will make its closest approach to planet Earth appearing full, bright and huge in the eastern sky at a distance of about 356,000km compared to the average measured distance at 384,000km. Viewers can check out the unbelievably large 2013 Supermoon at a low horizon.

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