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Click here to check your local weather Tuesday 29 Jan, 2013 top stories Boy dies after being hit by tree A THREE-YEAR-OLD boy has died of head injuries after a tree fell on him and his mother on Brisbane's northside. Panic stations as floods set to peak FLOODWATERS in Brisbane and Bundaberg are set to peak today as the state reels from the fallout from ex-Tropical Cyclone Oswald. 'Get out before monster arrives' FRANTIC evacuations were under way in northern NSW last night as ex-tropical cyclone Oswald left at least four people dead. 'Baby in bag' rescue goes global   'BABY in a bag' Luke Collie didn't mind being winched into a helicopter - it was being away from his mum that bothered him.   breaking news Designer's home searched over art heist 150,000 displaced by Mozambique floods Dutch queen to abdicate in favour of son French-led troops seize Timbuktu Obama meets police chiefs on gun control Oil prices rebound slightly on US data Advertisement more from news.com.au Pies players admit drug use to AFL A GROUP of Collingwood players self-reporting drug use to the AFL was one of the catalysts for tomorrow's historic drugs summit. more sport Aussie waitress in 1D sex scandal AN Aussie waitress has received death threats after spilling the beans on a sordid sex session with One Direction's Zayn Malik. 27 comments on this story more entertainment Feeling groggy? Try this quick cure IT'S the inevitable aftermath of a big Australia Day weekend - a hangover you'd do anything to be rid of. So what's to do? more lifestyle Here's the cheapest state to own a business LAND taxes and workcover insurance can make or break a decision to operate in a state. Here's the cheapest state to operate. 2 comments on this story more business UK citizenship test to have more slapstick ASPIRING Britons will face a revised general knowledge test, including an appreciation of Monty Python, in their bid to join the nation's ranks. more travel Strange names are streets ahead EVER wondered if residents of Easey St really do have it easy? more realestate Aussies wasting millions on bank account fees AUSTRALIANS are forking out hundreds of millions of dollars a year on transaction account fees despite most accounts allowing users to escape charges. more money Senior safety plan to microchip nanna FAMILIES would be able to remotely monitor elderly relatives under a high-tech scheme to be trialled by the Federal Government. 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.