Guy in hoodie seen talking to Jill; PM addresses UN; Quarter-life crisis hits hard

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Click here to check your local weather Thursday 27 Sep, 2012 top stories Abduction theory on missing Jill Meagher POLICE say they are now looking "more and more" at the possibility Jill Meagher was abducted after security footage was released. PM makes case for UN seat JULIA Gillard has called on world leaders for tougher action against Syria, in the PM's first address to a full auditorium of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Australian aid worker held in Libya AN Australian aid worker has been detained in Libya after becoming embroiled in a murky legal case against a senior official, says Fairfax Media. Quarter Life Crisis: Should we just suck it up? YOUR 20s are supposed to be the best years of our life - full of partying, travels and worry-free, right? Wrong. breaking news PM makes case for UN seat Violence highlight of Gillard UN speech Uruguay poised to legalise abortion Bill Clinton for president of Ireland or France? Exotic pet boosts hope for medical miracle Bailout spectre returns to haunt Spain Advertisement more from news.com.au Home where the art is for Wally ONE of rugby league's greatest secrets can finally be told: Wally Lewis would probably have moved to Sydney in the 1980s if not for his passion for a piece of bush artwork. more sport Moon River crooner Williams dies at 84 ANDY Williams, the clean-cut crooner, whose hit recording Moon River brought him fans the world over has died. He was 84. more entertainment Take these steps, or walk into trouble HOW much exercise are you missing because of modern technology? Well, the sums have been done and the answer is scary. more lifestyle Spaniards rage against austerity SPAIN'S government has been hit by the country's financial crisis on two fronts as protesters enraged with austerity cutbacks clash with police. more business Is this the worst way to travel long-haul? TWO mates, a set of earplugs and a goal to travel 65,000km around the world in a tuk tuk: This will be one great - but slow - trip! more travel Banks' ties with Storm slammed STORM Financial had such a tight relationship with banks it was able to secure discounts and waiver of credit checks, a court has heard. more realestate Chief insurer's wage snowballs STEP aside Marius, Mike, and Gail. Some new names are powering up Australia's corporate pay chart, including Patrick Snowball. more money Driverless cars now street legal IT used to be a thing of sci-fi fantasy but as of yesterday, Google's driverless cars are street legal. But there's a catch. more technology Advertisement connect Follow us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Visit our website View our mobile site GO TO: NATIONAL SPORT ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESS TRAVEL REALESTATE MONEY LIFESTYLE TECH Do not reply to this email, as this email address is not monitored. To unsubscribe from the news.com.au newsletter click here.