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Winchester murder revisited
The cold-blooded murder of ACT's Assistant Police Commissioner Colin Winchester will undergo a judicial inquiry as new evidence emerges.
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Public transport mayhem
Passengers have reached their tipping point and are running a public shame campaign to expose what they see on public transport.
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Mortgage exit fee heartbreak
Exit fees on home loans can cost thousands of dollars, wiping out any savings borrowers could make by switching loans.
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MSG booster products
Everyday items from the supermarket and some fast food favourites contain MSG, which can cause severe reactions in some people.
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Attacking 'lazy' parents
According to one of Australia's foremost baby experts today's parents are lazy and selfish, seeing kids as an 'inconvenience'.
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Predicting children's talents
Does science hold the key to unlocking the secrets to your child's sporting success?
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Grandparents fighting for rights
Aussie courts are seeing more custody battles between grandparents and their children as they fight for the the rights to see their grandkids.
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Monday June 17th
Winchester murder revisited | Bulk-buying power | How to spot a liar
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How to spot a liar
Spotting a lie can be difficult, especially when people can lie up to 100 times a day, but experts have revealed some common tell-tale signs.
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Bulk buying power
Residents nationwide are fighting back against soaring power prices, aiming to reduce their bills by up to 50 per cent.
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Winchester murder revisited
The cold-blooded murder of ACT's Assistant Police Commissioner Colin Winchester will undergo a judicial inquiry as new evidence emerges.
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Labor leadership
According to a Labor strategist the party can still win the federal election this year if former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd is returned to the job.
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Tuesday June 11th
Drivers causing chaos | Worst airlines revealed | Attacking 'lazy' parents | Mechanics cutting corners
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Drivers causing chaos
The people featured in this story were behind the wheel of cars they had no business driving, leading to catastrophic consequences.
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Mechanics cutting corners
When you take your car to a workshop, approved by your insurance company, for repairs, you'd expect good service and workmanship.
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Worst airlines revealed
Never before have so many Australians flown so far, so often, and so cheaply, but have budget airfares come at a cost to our safety?
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Attacking 'lazy' parents
According to one of Australia's foremost baby experts today's parents are lazy and selfish, seeing kids as an 'inconvenience'.
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Wednesday June 12th
MSG booster products | Older mums | Parole mistakes
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MSG booster products
Everyday items from the supermarket and some fast food favourites contain MSG, which can cause severe reactions in some people.
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Parole mistakes?
Jill Meagher's killer Adrian Ernest Bayley had an extensive criminal history but was allowed to back on the streets despite a parole board review.
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Older mums
Many female celebrities are making headlines for falling pregnant in their late 40s but it's made a fertility expert very unhappy.
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Telco companies under fire
Telecommunication companies are still the most complained about in Australia for poor service, false advertising and bill shock.
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Thursday June 13th
Mackay mystery | Lotto win secret | Drink drivers sentenced | 'No praise' school policy
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Drink drivers sentenced
A couple who were caught by police for drink driving four times in just four hours in April this year have faced court today.
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'No praise' school policy
A New South Wales school has adopted a policy, which doesn't encourage rewarding students for good work or behaviour.
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Mackay mystery
A police excavation is continuing today at a farm where the body of anti-drugs campaigner Donald Mackay was believed to have been dumped.
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Fatigued drivers
Falling asleep at the wheel is responsible for 30 per cent of all road deaths; a serious concern this Queen's Birthday long weekend.
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Friday June 14th
Public transport mayhem | Vaccination fight | High-profile divorces | Guide to retirement
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Vaccination fight
An Australian anti-immunisation group is tackling medical convention head on, causing controversy amongst experts and parents.
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Guide to retirement
The fact is most of us face retirement with not nearly enough savings but experts say there are ways to accumulate more super for your nest egg.
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High-profile divorces
Media mogul Rupert Murdoch has filed for divorce from Wedny Deng, his wife of 14 years, just days before News Corp splits into two companies.
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Public transport mayhem
Passengers have reached their tipping point and are running a public shame campaign to expose what they see on public transport.
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