Today is the World Kidney Day and according to reports, Australia is struggling with renal diseases as the government just power struggles, AMSANT, a Northern Territory Aboriginal health organisation, said.

As South Australia fails to pay for beds at the Alice Springs Hospital, people with renal problems at Pitjantjatjara lands have no option but to travel to Adelaide for treatment.

New South Wales Opposition wants Seven Hills West Public School to be investigated for human rights violation, as the autistic students are kept in a fenced area during lunch time.

Parents are annoyed with the school authorities, as the children with special needs are kept inside a boundary, which is fenced and has one tree, a bench and a very filthy floor.

The Reserve Bank is revealed to have blamed Australia's major banks, accusing it of make profits on interest rates, saying the recent series of ''super-sized'' rate rises had outpaced rises in the banks' funding costs.

Shares in Myer, still lands at 16 per cent below their float price as it is unable to grab any upward momentum from the department store's more-than-expected profit result yesterday.

The lightweight automobile has just fetched the top of the Gallardo line-up, launching in Australian market in July at a cool $525,000.

The new car, known as the LP 570-4 Superleggera, promises more with less fuel consumption, outlining a new standard for Gallardo performance.

Melbourne-based ISP, Netspace, reveals that it was not actively seeking an acquisition offer, however, has announced its confirmed negotiations with iiNet.

Media speculation was widespread that a $75 million acquisition was on the cards. iiNet called a trading halt , posting a statement confirming it was in talks with Netspace, along with several others.