An Australian rugby league player has finally found the cause of his persistent headaches. Ben Czislowski had suffered shooting pains in his head since April when he got engaged in a head clash with the player of opposite team, but it was only last week that doctors discovered a tooth buried in his head just above the eye.

After the incident, Czislowski had his head wound stitched up without doctors noticing the tooth.

An Australian rugby player participated in matches for over four months before discovering an opponent's tooth buried in his head.

Ben Czislowski, needed stitches above his left eye after butting heads with a rival in early April.

Russell Crowe, co-owner of the Southern Sydney Rabbitohs Rugby Team, has traded in its cheerleaders for a percussion band.

According to a report in Agence France-Presse (AFP), Crowe felt the scantily dressed cheerleaders made spectators uncomfortable and because he'd like the team to gain a larger female fan base, he felt the decision was good one.

Fourteen year-old Carl Griffiths of Trimsaran, near Llanelli, Wales can no longer play rugby because his feet have grown so big that he can't find boots to fit in.

Griffiths, who has beaten leukemia, said the chemotherapy and steroid treatment used to battle the disease has caused his feet to grow by as large as 17 inches.

A male lawyer who appeared in a New Zealand court dressed in an ankle-length skirt, lace stockings and a diamond brooch said he was protesting against a male bias in the country's justice system.

Rob Moodie, a former New Zealand Police union secretary, stunned the courtroom when he appeared in women's clothing at a hearing related to a long-running case involving the death of a man in a bridge collapse on a North Island farm.