Student wrongly tied to Boston bombs found dead

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Click here to check your local weather Friday 26 Apr, 2013 top stories Student falsely tied to bombs found dead THE body of a Brown University student who was wrongly identified online as a Boston Marathon bomber has been found -  pulled from a river in Providence. AVO that never came to save Kate KATE Malonyay spoke to police about taking out an AVO against her ex-boyfriend Elliott Coulson and worried enough to book a locksmith. Abbott's plan for early election IF Tony Abbott succeeds with his proposed no-confidence motion against the Gillard Government, the election could be on August 3. Peptide 'link' to NRL star's death A REPORT into Cronulla's supplement program has warned peptides given to players may have accelerated Jon Mannah's fatal cancer. breaking news S Africa parliament passes secrecy bill Protester likely to be jailed: expert Iraqi PM warns of sectarian war Fears for two after Brisbane house fire Censors increasingly take aim at Google Boston suspects planned New York attack Advertisement more from news.com.au Hird praises steely defence JAMES Hird has praised his side's new defensive resolve after the Bombers  muzzled Collingwood for their first Anzac Day win since 2009. more sport 'Senna' team making Winehouse doco THE director of award-winning film Senna is making a documentary about the late soul singer Amy Winehouse. more entertainment Armchair guide to losing weight DOUG Goetz hopes his armchair will help him lose 12kg in a world-first program to help Melburnians battle the bulge. more lifestyle Scandal-hit Barclays returns to profits BRITISH bank seeking to recover from damaging Libor rate-rigging scandal, bounces back into net profits in the first quarter of 2013. more business Great grey owl swoops in for the kill THIS extraordinary sequence of snaps captures the majestic bird swooping from the sky to snatch a tiny rodent from the ground below. more travel Make your move smooth MOVING house is always a major upheaval but there are some simple ways to fast track the adjustment. more realestate Huge egg sells for $100,000 A MASSIVE, partly fossilised egg laid by a now-extinct elephant bird has sold for more than double its estimate at a London auction. more money Bidding soars for coffee with Apple CEO BIDDING for a charity coffee date with Apple CEO Tim Cook has soared past $US190,000 ($184,000). 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.