| UK watchdog fines Goldman Sachs $29m A British watchdog has hit Wall Street bank Goldman Sachs with a fine of 17.5 million pounds ($29 million) for information failures tied to US fraud charges. abc.net.au |
Blitz on tanning salons UNDERCOVER inspectors will be sent into tanning studios posing as shoppers under a Government plan to bust dodgy operators. heraldsun.com.au |
Morcombe person of interest assaulted sister A coronial inquest on the Sunshine Coast has heard a person of interest in Daniel Morcombe's disappearance is in jail for sexually assaulting his own sister. abc.net.au |
Hundreds of Youth Day pilgrims overstay visas The Immigration Department says 552 people who came to Australia in 2007 for World Youth Day overstayed their visas. abc.net.au |
US, China disagree on Nobel laureate's detention US attorney-general Eric Holder says America and China are in a "fundamental disagreement" over the case of the jailed Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu Xiaobo. abc.net.au |