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Baden-Clay Murder Trial: Cause of Delay Upsets Brisbane Magistrate

Gerard Baden-Clay will have to stay longer in prison until proven guilty due to delay in a full auditing report, an announcement that upset a Brisbane magistrate. Prosecutor Danny Boyle told the court on Monday that the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions already has 330 witness statements. But it could take up to five months for a forensic accountant with Queensland Police to complete a report on Mr Baden-Clay's financial affairs.

Max Sica: 10 Things to Know about the Triple Murder of Singh Siblings in Brisbane

Max Sica faces up to 45 years in jail for the 2003 murder of the Singh siblings in Brisbane. A jury on Tuesday declared Sica was found guilty, but sentencing was adjourned until Thursday. Max Sica’s mother, Anamaria Sica, was seen outside the court in a breakdown. She kept shouting to reporters that the police did not conduct a proper investigation on the case.
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Danielle Hibbert: Gippsland Woman Missing, Moe River Searched

Danielle Hibbert, 25, from Gippsland, was sleeping over at a friend's house in Darnum on Sunday night when she is believed to have left the house unannounced and disappeared. Police called on the Aussie public to call 000 for any information that might help in finding the young woman.

Aussies Trust Paramedics the Most, Telemarketers the Least

No consumer likes pesky telemarketers. In some countries, laws have been passed that created no call lists and imposed hefty fines on telemarketing firms that break the rule. Australians confirmed that they despise telemarketers too.

New Survey Shows Teenagers Hiding "Online Behavior"

Teenagers are no strangers to emerging technology and it is no wonder that they are much proficient users than their parents. A new survery report reveals that teenagers are now utilizing ways to hide their "online behavior" from their parents.

British Hackers Owns Up Attacks on CIA, Pentagon, Global Firms

The young English hackers who breached the security protocol of high-profile websites last year admitted guilt on Monday before a British court but denied that they were part of another pack which obtained personal information then made them public.

‘Zombies’ Strike Again, More Bath Salts Attacks?

In an incident reminiscent of previous bath salts attacks, a New York woman allegedly lunged at her arresting officer when police responded to reports that she seemed “emotionally disturbed.” In another news, a Florida man had stormed naked into his girlfriend’s home and bit off a chunk of her father’s arm.

Kevin Rudd, Other CEOs Sleep on Sidewalk to Help Homeless

It was a perfect photo opportunity - a former prime minister and other business executives sleeping on the sidewalk. The event was not a reversal of fortunes, but the yearly Vinnies CEO Sleepout which aims to help the homeless.

Michelle Smith: Globetrotter at 18, Died in Phuket Snatching at 60

The Australian woman who was stabbed to death Wednesday night in Phuket has been identified as 60-year-old travel agent Michelle Smith from Perth. Despite having traveled frequently, the victim's brother recalls Smith's trips had always been smooth sailing. In fact, she had been to Phuket previously without encountering major problems.

Australian Woman Dies of Stabbing by Bag Snatcher in Thailand Tour

An Australian travel agent died in Thailand Wednesday night after snatchers on motorcycle inflicted a fatal stab wound to her heart. Another agent who tried to help her got slashed on her arm. The victims were walking on the streets of Phuket right after dinner when they got attacked.

Australia Senate Approves R18+ Rating for Computer Games by 2013

The Australian Senate approved on Monday night legislation that sets an R18+ rating for video games sold in the country. The rating system will inform buyers, parents and retailers about which games are suitable or not for minors to buy or play. Video games with R18+ ratings would not be sold to minors.

Bali Police Nabs Suspect in Attempted Rape of 9-Yr-Old Aussie Tourist

Bali police arrested a local man over attempted rape of a 9-year-old Australian girl who was vacationing in Indonesia with her family. It is understood the girl was asked to identify her attacker from a line-up of suspects. She reportedly singled out a man who was wearing a pontytail.

Gerard Baden-Clay: Top 5 News Coverage Links to Wife Allison’s Murder

Gerard Baden-Clay appeared at the Brisbane's Magistrate's Court Thursday for the murder of his wife Allison. He was remanded to appear again at a hearing on July 9. Here are five (5) of the clues found in the news coverage of Allison’s murder that may reconcile with Gerard’s arrest.

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