MUSLIM MAGOMAYEV TO BE BURIED IN BAKU

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Baku, 26 0ctober ,(AzerTAj)President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev has decided on conducting events on the occasion of the death of the outstanding musician of the modern epoch, People’s Artists of Az

Fiji poll could be delayed: coup leader

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Fiji's coup leader Frank Bainimarama has told his political rivals to either accept changes through dialogue or risk delaying democratic parliamentary elections.

Afghan death claims lead to inquiry call

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A claim that up to 20 Afghans denied entry into Australia were later killed by the Taliban has sparked fresh calls for a royal commission into the treatment of asylum seekers and refugees.

Swan rules on Pilbara lines access

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Fortescue Metals Group Ltd is looking forward to negotiating access to railways owned by BHP Billiton Ltd and Rio Tinto Ltd after the federal government declared they should be opened to third part

Brown coming to grips with Rules changes

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Contrite Australian International Rules vice-captain Campbell Brown admits he deserved to be sent off for his bump on Irish opponent Finian Hanley.

Billy Slater told to stamp out diving

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Australian fullback Billy Slater has been told he will be suspended if he persists with the dangerous tactic of diving feet first at opposition players attempting to score.

Rudd still has massive lead: new poll

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A new poll shows Prime Minister Kevin Rudd maintains a massive personal approval rating despite a glitch in the government's plan to guarantee bank deposits.

`No Depression`, $A and shares both down

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The OECD's chief economist says the world is experiencing the "worst financial crisis in decades" but a repeat of the 1930s Great Depression is unlikely.

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