4:00 AM AEDT | A TEENAGE daughter of Osama bin Laden has been allowed to fly out of Iran, where she had taken refuge in Saudi Arabia's embassy, a Saudi-financed newspaper has reported.
4:00 AM AEDT | FORMER top US diplomat Condoleezza Rice has voiced regret at the bloody aftermath of the 2003 invasion of Iraq but said the Bush administration had in the end ''got it right'' in the country.
4:00 AM AEDT | AFTER turning out in record numbers to help elect the United States' first black president, some blacks have begun to criticise President Barack Obama for failing to develop economic and social policies targeting the black community, which has suffered disproportionately from the recession.
4:00 AM AEDT | AN AUSTRALIAN soldier continued fighting in southern Afghanistan for two days before he sought help for his back, hurt in an attack.
4:00 AM AEDT | SOUTH AFRICAN police fired rubber bullets at school children and used water cannon to disperse them during a protest rally in Soweto.
4:00 AM AEDT | US PRESIDENT Barack Obama said Democrats were poised to make history after a century struggling for healthcare reform, as party leaders claimed momentum ahead of a showdown vote today.
4:00 AM AEDT | AN AUSTRALIAN has won an Italian reality TV cooking show, beating the locals with a perfect score for her pasta dish.
2:30 AM AEDT | THE world's largest baby food manufacturer, Hipp, has said more adults are turning to its pre-cooked, pureed meals because they find them easier to swallow and digest.
2:30 AM AEDT | THE strong US reaction to Israeli settlement plans is "paying off", US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said, with Israeli-Palestinian negotiations expected to resume soon.
2:30 AM AEDT | A 10-YEAR-OLD British boy has become the first child in the world to undergo a revolutionary windpipe transplant, it has been announced.
1:29 AM AEDT | Australian soldiers, civilians and truth are casualties of war, writes Tom Hyland.
1:29 AM AEDT | US GENERAL David Petraeus is being touted as the Republican presidential candidate to stand against President Barack Obama in 2012.
20 Mar 10 | ABUJA: Nigeria has recalled its ambassador to Tripoli after the Libyan leader, Muammar Gaddafi, suggested that the country be partitioned between Muslims and Christians.
20 Mar 10 | This city does not like being associated with high-profile trouble, writes Andrew Stevenson.
20 Mar 10 | CHINA has agreed to write off 80 per cent of the debt accrued by Iraq under Saddam Hussein, Iraq's Finance Ministry said.
20 Mar 10 | Today marks seven years since the US invaded Iraq and overthrew Saddam Hussein. While the Iraqis have freedom, their fragile democracy is blighted by violence, corruption and barely functioning infrastructure, Jason Koutsoukis reports.
20 Mar 10 | LONDON: Kai Eide, the UN's special representative to Afghanistan until this month, has criticised Pakistan for arresting prominent Taliban leaders who were taking part in back-channel peace talks.
20 Mar 10 | The capture of the Taliban's No.2 raises the stakes in the expected reconciliation talks, writes Paul McGeough.
20 Mar 10 | SHANGHAI: Google will close its business in China next month and may announce its plans as early as Monday, Chinese media reported yesterday, after a protracted argument between the company and the Chinese government over censorship and hacking.
20 Mar 10 | SACRAMENTO: Hooters managers scrutinise everything from employees' hair and fingernails to their skimpy uniforms, and require them to make unpaid promotional appearances, California restaurant workers say.
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