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Canberra's Ashleigh Sykes and Adelaide's Leah Robinson challenge for the ball Police investigators gather outside a house where the body of Barbara Williams was found Brett Lee celebrates after taking his 300th Test match wicket Mitchell Johnson is congratulated by team-mates Mark Webber is airlifted to hospital Simon Katich celebrates his ton Simon Katich brings up his century Storm damage in Brisbane's bayside Council workers clean up after Scarborough storm Kedron Brook swollen by flood waters A council worker approaches a tree with part of the roof of the Scarbourough Hotel wrapped around it at the Brisbane bayside suburb of Scarborough on November 21, 2008. The roofing was torn from the h Pine tree smashed by Brisbane storms Baghdad officers graduate in Najaf Sectator in sheep suit David Nalbandian sings with the audience Demonstrators burn an effigy of US President George Bush during a rally at Firdos square in Baghdad Thousands of people pray during a rally in al-Firdous square in Baghdad on November 21, Archie Thompson runs for the ball Michael Theoklitos leaps above the pack Steve Price passes at Kangaroos training Chris Martin celebrates the wicket of Andrew Symonds New Zealand batsman Daniel Flynn drives for four Simon Katich plays a cut shot during Australia's second innings at the Gabba on Nov 12 Mitchell Johnson celebrates a wicket A car lies submerged in a creek at Woolcock Park in the Brisbane suburb of Red Hill Large hail sits on a mat in the central Queensland town of Blackwater Large hail sits on the ground in the central Queensland town of Blackwater

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A car lies submerged in a creek at Woolcock Park in the Brisbane suburb of Red Hill

A car lies submerged in a creek at Woolcock Park in the Brisbane suburb of Red Hill after torrential rain was dumped on the area during a storm early on November 20, 2008. (User submitted: Naomi Mawson)

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Baghdad officers graduate in Najaf

New police officers demonstrate their martial arts skills during a graduation ceremony at a police academy in Najaf, 160 kilometres south of Baghdad, November 20, 2008. About 969 police trainees graduated on Thursday (local time) from the police academy in Najaf after two months training, police said.

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