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12:11 AM | Relive Eurovision 2012 with our blow-by-blow, song-by-song and bloc-vote by bloc-vote commentary.
MasterChef hopefuls prickle under Mexican standoff pressure
12:00 AM | We begin a new week with a reminder of the myriad injustices of the previous week, including Mindy's defeat by the forces of leftovers, and Matt's banishment to the phantom zone of Hungry Jack’s by the evil fennel-related machinations of Deb.
27 May 12 | Religious fundamentalists have forced pop diva Lady Gaga to cancel her Jakarta concert for "security reasons".
27 May 12 | Welcome to our live blog of the match between Penrith and Manly.
27 May 12 | Police have seized a taxi they believe may have struck and fatally injured Sydney man Andrew Heffernan in north-west Sydney yesterday morning.
27 May 12 | JUST days after its sharemarket debut received a lukewarm response, Facebook is facing another challenge - how to deal with a hungry taxman.
27 May 12 | THE former ALP powerbroker Eddie Obeid is in hospital after suffering a suspected stroke.
Only the best for brain food fest
27 May 12 | Speakers and audience alike focused on 'ideas worth spreading' at TEDxSydney.
Lawyer can't recall stealing artworks
27 May 12 | It is the case of the high-flying Sydney lawyer and the stolen paintings. And as Penrith District Court heard on Friday, on one version of events it is "bizarre".
Activists claim Syria's security forces kill 90
27 May 12 | MORE than 90 people have been massacred by Syrian regime forces in the provincial town of Houla, activists say.
Gender divide in cradle of ambition
27 May 12 | Difficult childhoods prepare female CEOs for life at the top.
27 May 12 | GREEN is no longer good. The glacial progress of governments and corporations in moving to a lower carbon economy leaves the onus on consumers to change the game, Jeremy Heimans told TEDxSydney yesterday.
27 May 12 | Touring is becoming the only way to survive as piracy kills the musical star.
Steroid vacation
27 May 12 | THERE'S something about the seedy Thai beachside town of Pattaya that keeps enticing Michael Dorn back - but it's not the sun, sea, sand or sex for which the resort is famous.
27 May 12 | Indonesians jailed for people smuggling are having the wages they earn in prison withheld after a federal government directive, angering human rights lawyers who say it is hurting poor families overseas.
Milat hunter deceived witness
27 May 12 | Five years before a charter boat skipper gained unique access to serial killer Ivan Milat in jail, he was the subject of an internal police investigation which found he acted inappropriately towards a cold case witness.
Boundaries redraw threatens Coalition
27 May 12 | AN IMPENDING redistribution of electoral boundaries threatens to unsettle the peace inside the state Coalition, with the likely abolition of a National Party seat and at least two junior ministers potentially left looking for a new seat.
$2.2m for house - now to fix it
27 May 12 | REAL estate agents were stunned when an unrenovated, one storey, three-bedroom property in Chatswood sold yesterday for $2.2 million - $850,000 above the reserve price.
Qantas fires fare war salvo
27 May 12 | Boeing's latest model comes bearing good news for travellers.
27 May 12 | JULIA Gillard's prime ministership is again under threat, with Labor sources saying government whip Joel Fitzgibbon is now actively canvassing for votes to return Kevin Rudd to the leadership.
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