Text cut off by crash; Hird admits injections; '80% chance of war'

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Click here to check your local weather Friday 12 Apr, 2013 top stories FINAL TEXT: Crash cuts off sentence PARENTS and police hope the photo of the mundane text on Alexandeer Heit's iPhone will serve as a stark reminder to drivers. Hird to admit: I was injected twice JAMES Hird will reveal he received two injections from Stephen Dank - but for health reasons. | Bombers set up program supervision 'An 80 per cent chance of war' A NORTH Korea expert says there is an 80 per cent chance of war as Kim Jong-un pushes to reunify the Koreas.  LIVE UPDATES Half of Bieber's Twitter fans are fake MORE than half of Justin Bieber's Twitter followers are fake, according to an analysis of who is following him. breaking news Oil prices drop on demand worries US stocks surge to new record highs US sees stronger ebook sales John Howard invited to Thatcher's funeral Woman's body found in car at Wollongong Carbon dating pinpoints Mayan calendar Advertisement more from news.com.au Leishman takes lead at US Masters WHO knows how long that will be last, but for the moment, big Victorian Marc Leishman is living every golfer's dream. more sport Oliver Stone pays visit to Assange DIRECTOR Oliver Stone has shown his support for Julian Assange by paying the WikiLeaks founder a visit. more entertainment Non-amputees experience phantom limbs A NEW study's found that the sensation of phantom limbs isn't just for amputees. more lifestyle BHP boss slams unfair tax burden THE resources sector is paying more than its fair share in tax with BHP's annual contribution close to equalling the education budget. more business Qantas under fire over Facebook frenzy QANTAS has been bombarded with offensive comments on Facebook following its decision to remove pork from some flights, and could face legal trouble if they don���t take drastic action on their site. more travel First-time buyers priced out of market HOUSING affordability remains a problem across Australia, with many first-home buyers still priced out of the market despite rate cuts. more realestate Bitcoins: The yo-yo currency IT'S a virtual currency tied to no central bank, but Bitcoins are wildly unstable, if overnight trading is anything to go by. 36 comments on this story more money Facebook's Zuckerberg gets political FACEBOOK founder Mark Zuckerberg has unveiled a new political action group to press for reforms in immigration and education. 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.