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Review to show 'true state' of budget

Federal Treasurer Joe Hockey says the mid-year budget review will reveal the true state of the budget.

World unites for Mandela memorial

Huge crowds of mourners are gathering at a memorial service for unifying global icon Nelson Mandela.

Queenstown remembering family men

The cause of the accident that saw two workers fall to their deaths in western Tasmania remains unknown.

Last analog TV signals turned off

The era of analog television in Australia is officially over, with the last remaining signals switched off.

Jennifer Aniston throws Christmas party

Jennifer Aniston has hosted a star-studded Christmas party and among the guests was Gwyneth Paltrow.

Beyonce, Lady Gaga to appear at Grammys

Katy Perry, Beyonce and Lady Gaga are all being lined up to appear at the 2014 Grammy Awards.

Metallica rocks Antarctica

Metallica can now say it has performed on every continent after giving a concert in Antarctica.

Fart study heads 2013 weird science list

A study of farts on planes is among the stranger pieces of scientific research published in the last year.

Sport

The best V8 Supercar drives of 2013

SIX THINGS: With Jamie Whincup taking a fifth title last weekend it is no surprise he had two of the best performances behind the wheel this season

The Aussies are making all the right calls

WHAT WE LEARNED: As the series starts to get away from England, we analyse why the Poms have got things so wrong

Second Test player rankings: 1-22

CRICKET LOWDOWN: We rank every player from Australia's massive 218-run win over England at Adelaide Oval

The Waugh twins: Peas in a squad

HALL OF FAME: Steve and Mark Waugh were defined more by their differences than their similarities during the 11 years they shared in the Australian Test side

Mundine sets date, not opponent

Anthony Mundine has set the date to launch a bold plan to take on boxing's best - he just doesn't have an opponent.

We're not scared of Johnson: England

Australian pace ace Mitchell Johnson will be aiming to skittle England once again when the Ashes series moves to Perth later this week.

Johnson will be faster in Perth: McDermott

Australian Mitchell Johnson will bowl faster in Perth because of the adrenaline of a home Test match, says bowling coach Craig McDermott.

WACA set to test vulnerable Cook: Hughes

England captain Alastair Cook has some technical flaws which he won't have time to fix in the Ashes series, according to ex-Australian skipper Kim Hughes.