The Rudd plan that's now in the bin

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Click here to check your local weather Saturday 23 Mar, 2013 top stories The Rudd plan that's now in the bin A DETAILED action plan to "hit the ground running" had been drawn up by Kevin Rudd's closest supporters before the aborted leadership coup. 45 comments on this story Choirgirl, 15, on murder charge A Sydney church choirgirl could stand trial for murder following a decision  to bring the teen before a jury for her alleged role in a stabbing. Flight of fantasy on 'Ellen Express' HER signature sneakers will finally hit our soil today but Ellen has already been treated to a hero's welcome aboard a Qantas jet. Clarke needs a miracle to play ONLY a miracle overnight recovery from Michael Clarke will prevent Queensland-raised Shane Watson today being ordained as Australia's 44th Test captain. breaking news Boeing to slash up to 2300 Seattle jobs Man stabbed with screwdriver at NSW party 'Tiny home' movement growing in US China wrongly identified in cyberattack Sydney pursuit ends with car impaled US chef gets 15 years for cooking wife Advertisement more from news.com.au Jobe well done, skip JOBE Watson played like the outstanding captain he is by leading Essendon out of its off-season from hell to a spirited win over Adelaide last night. more sport Who is the real Ellen DeGeneres? TALK show host has found mega-popularity after a very public falling out with fame and has emerged as something of a "televisual Lazarus," but what is she like when the cameras are off? more entertainment McDonald's launches meaty meal IF YOU are having trouble choosing between a hamburger and a sausage sandwich, McDonald's has made things easier. more lifestyle Leadership turmoil hits hip pockets THE ripple effect of the leadership turmoil can hit all of us, writes economics expert David Koch. more business Is it still safe to travel to India? INCREDIBLE India - or incredibly dangerous? That's the question on the minds of would-be travellers from countries like Australia, the US and the UK. more travel Highs and lows of split loans DOING the splits is best performed by ballet dancers but a growing number of Aussies are giving it a go with home loans more realestate Would you pay $168k for a good night's sleep? YOU'D sleep better in a bed that cost $168,000, wouldn't you? You'd hope so. A mattress maker has revealed what's inside this "investment" in a great night's sleep. more money Why teen Aaron hopes to meet Ellen A RARE disorder means Aaron Jordan can barely talk yet he might meet Ellen DeGeneres thanks to 57,000-plus Facebook users speaking for him. 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.