Why Black Caviar is the greatest ever

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Click here to check your local weather Saturday 13 Apr, 2013 top stories Why Black Caviar is the greatest ever IF YOU'VE never read a story about horse racing but are wondering what the big deal is with Black Caviar, this story's for you. Crean attacks 'tin ear' Gillard EX-minister Simon Crean has launched a scathing attack on Prime Minister Julia Gillard, saying she has a "tin ear" for sound political strategy. From swaggering thug to cry-baby snitch HE WAS the Gen Y gangster who changed his name, moved to Queensland and milked a fortune from the underbelly of the mining boom. Read how it all went wrong. Kardashian divorce talks to continue KIM Kardashian and Kris Humphries get another chance to settle their divorce case and this time a judge wants both to attend. breaking news Cyprus pleads for more EU help Serbia buries 13 victims of shooting spree Man dies in Qld quad bike accident Sudan's Bashir visits South Sudan Sydney drug house fitted with booby traps Police probe Gold Coast deaths Advertisement more from news.com.au Sonny shines on Dogs' dark day VIDEO: BULLDOGS fans were geared-up to give their most despised former player Sonny Bill Williams hell. The script was reversed. 4 comments on this story more sport Improv king Winters dies at 87 JONATHAN Winters, the comedian whose improvisations inspired Robin Williams and Jim Carrey, has died. He was 87. more entertainment Splash of colour to salute a champion IT won't just be Black Caviar's jockey Luke Nolen donning salmon and black on Derby Day. more lifestyle Santos chairman steps down AUSTRALIAN banker Ken Borda is to replace Peter Coates as chairman of oil and gas producer Santos. more business Passengers take on Jetstar over surcharges A GIANT paper plane with 35,000 signatures has been given to Jetstar, protesting the airline's "rip off" credit card surcharges. more travel Rebound for housing AUSTRALIA'S housing market is improving. Just don't expect another boom. more realestate New ideas take timing out of super ASK a golfer the secret to a booming drive, a batsman how to hit a big six, or a big AFL forward about marking inside 50 on the siren. more money At what point does a person become a spy? THE AMERICANS considered Bob Hawke a drunk and and Gough Whitlam the possesor of a massive self-destroying ego. 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.