Bloodied cricket bat found in home of Oscar Pistorius, report

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Click here to check your local weather Monday 18 Feb, 2013 top stories Bloody bat 'found in Pistorius home' SOUTH African police have found a bloodied cricket bat at the home of Oscar Pistorius, a local newspaper is reporting. Silence on Lions drug den claims THE AFL has refused to reveal if it will investigate serious allegations of match-fixing, illegal gambling and drug use levelled at the Brisbane Lions. How shorts saved lost teen's life THE backpacker who survived days without food or water in the outback, has told how an SOS sign made from rugby shorts saved him. Volvo offers first pedestrian airbag THE first car with a pedestrian airbag goes on sale in Australia today - brought to you by the company that invented the three-point seatbelt. breaking news Israeli parliament to probe Zygier death Cyprus leaders to contest run-off election Bushfire alert upgraded in Victoria's west US protesters urge Obama to act on climate Sultan says followers won't leave Borneo Funeral set for Pistorius's girlfriend Advertisement more from news.com.au Silence on Lions drug den claims THE AFL has refused to reveal if it will investigate serious allegations of match-fixing, illegal gambling and drug use levelled at the Brisbane Lions. more sport Jack Thompson fronts AWU campaign ACTOR Jack Thompson has been recruited for a campaign to promote the Australian Workers Union and the manufacturing sector. more entertainment Kyly Clarke as you've never seen her FIRST lady of Aussie cricket, Kyly Clarke, bowls us over in space-age silhouettes and striking accessories. more lifestyle Why has Warren Buffett bought Heinz? HE���S known as the world���s most successful investor, the Sage of Omaha and one of the richest and most influential men ever. Why has he just bought Beans? 8 comments on this story more business Temples shut down over funky monks CHINA has shut down two temples on a sacred Buddhist mountain after fake monks reportedly deceived tourists into donating money. more travel Homebuyers Botany Bay bound AUSTRALIANS are once again bound for Botany Bay - 243 years after Captain Cook shook the sand out of his stockings and his wig. more realestate Low-risk super could leave you poor YOUNG workers choosing "low risk" investments for their superannuation may be up to $170,000 worse off. 14 comments on this story more money How social media's reach can hurt THE rise and reach of social media in today's society is immense and the repercussions can, at times, hurt you badly. Just ask Jake Wright. 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.