Australian crocodile Elvis sinks teeth into lawnmower
An Australian crocodile named Elvis took matters into his own hands — or rather, jaws — Wednesday when he became annoyed by the sound of a lawnmower.
Month: December 2011
Doherty helps Hurricanes continue winning streak
The Hobart Hurricanes Twenty20 blueprint, or more accurately purpleprint, has worked again. This time the Adelaide Strikers succumbed to Xavier Doherty’s team by 14 runs
Doherty helps Hurricanes continue winning streak
The Hobart Hurricanes Twenty20 blueprint, or more accurately purpleprint, has worked again. This time the Adelaide Strikers succumbed to Xavier Doherty’s team by 14 runs
Comfortable chasing under 300 – Sehwag
Virender Sehwag and Ricky Ponting feel the Test is finely balanced going into the fourth day, which could also prove to be the final one
Comfortable chasing under 300 – Sehwag
Virender Sehwag and Ricky Ponting feel the Test is finely balanced going into the fourth day, which could also prove to be the final one
Crash landing injures 26 in Kyrgyzstan
At least 26 people were injured when a plane crash-landed at the airport in Osh, Kyrgyzstan Wednesday, the country's Health Ministry said, according to the Kyrgyz AKI-press news agency.
Quiet time for lawmen
Bridgetown. The police has reported a quiet bank holiday period after a spate robberies and two shooting leading up to Christmas Day. Police public relations officer, Insepector David Welch told…
Indian leaders considering anti-corruption bill
India's beleaguered government huddled with various political parties Wednesday, trying to come up with a way forward on an anti-corruption bill as ailing, elderly campaigner Anna Hazare continued his fast for a second day to protest legislation h…
Indian leaders considering anti-corruption bill
India's beleaguered government huddled with various political parties Wednesday, trying to come up with a way forward on an anti-corruption bill as ailing, elderly campaigner Anna Hazare continued his fast for a second day to protest legislation h…
Mourners fill Pyongyang streets for Kim
The funeral of the North Korean leader Kim Jong Il unfolded across the snow-laden streets of Pyongyang on Wednesday, with the secretive regime displaying its ability to choreograph dramatic state ceremonies.
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