14 Mar 2013
The Papal Conclave elects the first Jesuit Pope, Adam Giles takes over as NT's Chief Minister, Jayant Patel found not guilty and HMAS Childers rescues 77 suspected asylum seekers.
13 Mar 2013
Adrian Bayley will face trial for the rape and murder of ABC employee Jill Meagher. Meanwhile, extreme weather conditions are causing havoc in Europe.
12 Mar 2013
Queen Elizabeth has signed a charter committing to end discrimination across the Commonwealth. In sport news, four cricketers have been stood down for the next test for failing to do their homework.
11 Mar 2013
The Cronulla Sharks have shrugged off the scandal engulfing the club with a defeat over the Gold Coast Titans. Meanwhile, Japan is preparing to mark the second anniversary of the 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
08 Mar 2013
Tasmania’s Tarkine has been named the world’s greatest wilderness area. In international news, a teenager has been stabbed to death on a bus on the way to school.
07 Mar 2013
Victorians have awoken to a new Premier this morning after Ted Baillieu stood down last night. Meanwhile, Venezuelans are preparing to elect a new leader after farewelling Hugo Chavez.
06 Mar 2013
The 50th High Court judge has been appointed, beginning his HCA career with a challenge to the Mining Tax. Meanwhile, a man who has been on the run for 20 years has finally been jailed.
05 Mar 2013
Meagher’s killer faces more rape charges, the Queen is released from hospital and Forbes reveals their 2013 list of billionaires.
04 Mar 2013
An elderly woman collapsed at a US retirement home and later died after staff refused to perform CPR because it was against the facility's policy.
01 Mar 2013
Benedict XVI has officially ended his papacy and has been flown by helicopter out of The Vatican. In local news, residents near Perth are being urged to evacuate as winds threaten bushfire control efforts.