Clijsters and Molik take collision path

ALICIA Molik believes only the presence of a baby stroller distinguishes the Kim Clijsters she knew during both players' first tennis incarnation to the new-model Clijsters she will meet in the second round of the Brisbane International.

Reborn Molik ready for mother of all battles against Clijsters

ALICIA MOLIK believes only the presence of a baby stroller distinguishes the Kim Clijsters she knew during both players' first tennis incarnation to the new-model Clijsters she will meet in the second round of the Brisbane International. Clijsters' win yesterday was her first in Australia since 2007; Molik's was her first at tour-level, anywhere, since January, 2008.

Mother, Baby Struck By Car

A BABY girl was injured after being hit by a car in Kurri Kurri last night.

Baby Stilettos 'click' Into 2009 Forecasts

DESIGNER prams, infant couture and baby bling are all "so 2008".

Without A Trace : Baby Waits For Missing Mum

Baby Yasmin gave a gooey smile, a little squeal and then tried to suck on a spectacle case, betraying no sign of the drama swirling around her. She turned one barely two weeks ago. Then, late last Thursday night, a couple walking past Manly Hospital in Darley Road found the little girl abandoned in her stroller. She was unharmed, but there was no sign of her mother, 33-year-old businesswoman Zoe Zou. Ms Zou has not been heard of since. At Manly police station yesterday it was left to Yasmin's godfather,

Baby Dumped, Doting Mother Disappeared

THE mother of a baby found in a stroller on a Sydney street in the dead of night is missing, and may have vanished two days ago, police said yesterday.

Safety Concerns Over Baby Strollers

The Australian Consumers' Association has called for mandatory Australian Standards for the design of baby strollers following new research showing half the models tested failed to meet durability or safety standards. The research by the association's Choice magazine found that three of th

Adventures In Asia With A Baby

Touring the tropics with a six-month-old baby is not the easiest way to travel, but it is a great learning experience. Linda Hunt reports. THE hospital bed was hard and uncomfortable but what could you expect in a regional Thai hospital? The overhead fan chilled me, despite the tropical heat. I h

Police Seek Father Of Abducted Baby

Police have released the identity of one of the men believed to have snatched a three-month-old boy in Bondi on Thursday night after attacking the child's mother. Detective Sergeant Frank Gilroy of Bondi police said yesterday that detectives were keen to question the father of the baby, Is

Airport Alert As Baby Stolen

Airports around Australia were on a security alert and a major police search was under way early today for a three-month-old baby boy abducted from a car outside his mother's house at Bondi last night. A police spokesman said the baby's 38-year-old mother was knocked to the ground by two h

Melbourne Takes The Walk In Its Stride

Only last Friday, walking up the middle of Swanston Street wheeling a baby stroller would have been tantamount to infanticide. Yesterday the strollers were out in force, testing the limits of their new-found freedom from traffic in the new Swanston Walk. But parents (and other pedestrians) shou

Drug Charge: Baby May Leave

BANGKOK, Sunday: The future of 14-month-old Todd Hudson will not be known until after his parents from Sydney appear in the Bangkok criminal court on Wednesday to face charges of attempted heroin trafficking. Todd was being wheeled in a stroller along a Bangkok street last Thursday by his

Heroin In Baby's Stroller, Police Say

BANGKOK, Friday: A Sydney couple were arrested in a Bangkok street yesterday allegedly with eight kilograms of heroin concealed inside their baby son's stroller. Paul Hudson and Nola Blake, both aged 35, were walking outside a department store with their 14-month-old son, Todd Paul John, i