Born a boy, now a happy schoolgirl

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Click here to check your local weather Sunday 12 May, 2013 top stories Born a boy, now a happy schoolgirl MOTHER fights for the right of her child, 9, who was born a boy, to be treated as a girl. Swan to cull public servant 'fat cats' PUBLIC servant "fat cats" on six-figure salaries face a crackdown as the Gillard government cuts the bureaucracy. Mum's message to miracle baby TINY Sienna Emery was so sick when she was born premature her distraught mum Dimity wasn't even allowed to hold her. Missed the big game last night? CATCH up on all the weekend's latest sporting results on news.com.au. breaking news Govt has to change with circumstances Oppn won't match Gillard on WestConnex Sharif declares victory in Pakistan poll Federal breast cancer screening campain Slipper didn't know he was in Palmer's UAP General in mission to aid Mali found dead Advertisement more from news.com.au Cronulla urged to get rid of Dank FORMER Manly doctor Paul Bloomfield warned the Cronulla Sharks to "get rid of" Stephen Dank nearly two months before he left the Sharks. more sport Gellar was 'annoyed' to play Buffy ACTRESS Alyson Hannigan says Buffy co-star Sarah Michelle Gellar was "annoyed" at having to play the vampire fighting hero. more entertainment Mum's tender message to miracle baby TINY Sienna Emery was so sick when she was born premature her distraught mum Dimity wasn't even allowed to hold her. more lifestyle Dollar trading flat after overnight fall THE Australian dollar is trading in a narrow range after tumbling close to two US cents overnight. more business Luxurious new Sharjah hotel is fit for an Emir THE United Arab Emirates will welcome a suave new hotel when the Al Bait Sharjah Hotel opens its doors in 2015. more travel From homeless to multi-millionaire THE man whose rags-to-riches story inspired the movie The Pursuit of Happyness explains how he turned his life around. more realestate Why Australia needs you to keep working THE retirement age may have to be raised to 70 to slow the rate of baby boomers leaving the workforce, a federal agency warns. more money Star Wars Kid breaks his silence THE teenager with a makeshift light sabre, who shot to unwelcome internet fame in 2003, has spoken up about being bullied online. 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.