Denials all around after Thomson's address (ABC)
Health Services Union officials have been quick to reject accusations made against them by Craig Thomson during his address to Federal Parliament.

Australians want final say on organ donation (ABC)
A study on organ donation suggests most people want the final say on what happens to their bodies when they die, despite the wishes of their family.

Jackson discussed Thomson with Lawler (AAP)
HSU national secretary Kathy Jackson says she discussed claims about MP Craig Thomson with her partner, FWA deputy president Michael Lawler .

WA man faces death penalty in Malaysia (AAP)
A West Australian man has been charged with drug trafficking in Malaysia and is facing the death penalty.

Palmer erects billboard in Swan's seat (AAP)
Mining magnate Clive Palmer has erected a billboard in Federal Treasurer Wayne Swan's seat of Lilley to let voters know they "have alternatives".

Gang linked to home invasion and stabbing (ABC)
A gang believed to be behind a stabbing in Cottesloe last week has been linked to a violent home invasion in Perth's southern suburbs early this morning.

Kerr calls for tagging crackdown (Sportal)
Veteran West Coast midfielder Daniel Kerr has urged AFL umpires to pay closer attention to tagging tactics, saying players are unfairly getting blocked off the ball...

Aussie netball coach hails lifting move (AAP)
Australian netball coach Lisa Alexander has praised the rugby lineout type liifting move displayed in a trans-Tasman game on the weekend.

Swans wary of rushing Adam Goodes (AAP)
Sydney coach John Longmire is wary of rushing superstar Adam Goodes back from injury, but says holding him back will be a challenge.

AFL's Blues lose Murphy for four weeks (AAP)
AFL premiership favourites Hawthorn and fellow contenders Carlton and Collingwood are counting the costs on Monday of injuries to star players.

Demons boss backs Neeld in AFL (AAP)
Melbourne president Don McLardy has given coach Mark Neeld his full support in the wake of the AFL side's latest humiliating loss.

Gilchrist says his playing days are over (AAP)
Former Australian cricketer Adam Gilchrist is stepping down from an on-field role in the Indian Premier League and says his playing days are over.