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- Status change in Silicon Valley: Facebook goes public
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg opens trade on New York's Nasdaq as shares in the $104 billion social media behemoth begin trading in one of the most lucrative floats in history.
- Government under pressure to demand cattle stunning
The Federal Government is under renewed pressure from within its own ranks to demand all Australian cattle sent to Indonesia are stunned first before they are slaughtered.
- Shares dive as spooked investors run for cover
The Australian share market has hit a six-month low, wiping $32 billion off the All Ordinaries Index, as investors headed for the exits amid fears about ongoing instability in the eurozone.
- Pomersbach bailed after denying charges
Cricketer Luke Pomersbach granted interim bail after being arrested for allegedly molesting a woman and beating up her fiance in New Delhi.
- Union says BHP workers will strike next week
The Construction Forestry Mining and Energy Union (CFMEU) says workers at BHP Billiton's coking coal mines in Queensland's Bowen Basin will strike again from next Thursday.
- Media shut out of 'missing' girls hearing
The Family Court in Brisbane has excluded the media from its proceedings over an international custody dispute involving four Italian-Australian girls.
