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Great divide
As families receive the first carbon tax compensation payments we take a look at the great divide between the haves and the have nots.
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Australia's price rip-off
Retailers complain they're doing it tough and struggling to compete with online stores, but prices show they're not the ones who should be angry.
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Defending Delta Goodrem
The price of being in the limelight is everyone feels they have the right to be a critic, and right now no one's paying the price more than Delta.
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Speeding fine app
A new mobile phone application that's being used to fight speeding fines has been developed, tracking car speeds more accurately than the cameras.
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New brain tumour hope
Each year more than 1200 Australians die from malignant and benign brain tumours, and another 1400 are given the terrible news that they have one.
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High risk teen drivers
In a wake-up call for teen drivers and their parents, video evidence has been released showing just how easily teens behind the wheel are distracted.
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Monday May 14th
Idyllic welfare island | Credit card magic | Defending Delta Goodrem | Supermarket discounts
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Idyllic welfare island
An island paradise with an idyllic lifestyle comes at a massive cost to taxpayers, with an unemployment rate that varies between 60 and 80 per cent.
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Credit card magic
A credit card 'Houdini' says he can help anyone escape being trapped in a bank with high charges, and all you have to know are the magic words.
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Defending Delta Goodrem
The price of being in the limelight is everyone feels they have the right to be a critic, and right now no one's paying the price more than Delta.
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Supermarket discounts
The supermarkets are at it again in their tit for tat battle for your business, and now they're making the discounts bigger than ever before.
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Tuesday May 15th
Voting on The Voice | Banning mobiles from school | Breast cancer breakthrough | Australia's price rip-off
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Australia's price rip-off
Retailers complain they're doing it tough and struggling to compete with online stores, but prices show they're not the ones who should be angry.
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Breast cancer breakthrough
The key to successfully treating any potentially deadly disease is to start treating it as quickly as possible, and that means early detection.
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Banning mobiles from school
The push is on once again to ban mobile phones at schools, because they can encourage wild and at times criminal behaviour in the students.
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Voting on The Voice
The Voice is entering its voting stage, with viewers supposedly in control of who wins, but it seems that only a certain few may have a real say.
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Wednesday May 16th
Hospital attacks | Kids' battle | Exploding heaters | Breakthrough sleep device
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Hospital attacks
Doctors and nurses being assaulted by violent and sometimes armed patients in medical clinics, hospitals, respite centres and private homes.
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Kids' battle
Four sisters remain fugitives from the law as their parents are embroiled in an international custody battle.
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Exploding heater warning
Authorities warn that house fires can start in seconds, engulfing homes, costing lives.
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Breakthrough sleep device
There may be a breakthrough for people who have the greatest trouble sleeping.
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Thursday May 10th
Raunchy novel helps women | Repeat DUI offenders | Rebel parking cop | Which spreads are best?
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Which spreads are best?
Margarine was invented way back in 1813, but the debate still rages over whether it's the healthier option, or if butter really is better.
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Repeat DUI offenders
Drink drivers who never learn are banned from driving over and over again, and police are now using new techniques to pick up the worst offenders.
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Rebel parking cop
A major city council's top officer, who earned plenty of praise for smashing quotas for handing out fines, has quit and gone to the other side.
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Raunchy novel helps women
A first-time novelist’s raunchy book has become an international best seller, credited with helping women and saving marriages around the world.
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Friday May 11th
Australia's First Wives club | World's oldest backpacker? | Bank reform push | HGerry Harvey goes undercover
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Australia's First Wives club
TV icons and stars of the stage and screen, who have conquered the entertainment industry but have been unlucky in love, have given up on men.
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World's oldest backpacker?
Pensioner Keith Wright might be 95, but he says he's far too young to settle down, preferring instead to travel as the 'world's oldest backpacker'.
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Bank reform push
The ANZ today announced a 37 basis point cut in its variable home loan interest rates, joining the other big banks in not passing on RBA's full cut.
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Gerry Harvey goes undercover
The billionaire boss is back, and this time Gerry Harvey's spying on his own employees, before confronting them with evidence of their behaviours.
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Scientology leader escapes trial
There was extraordinary news today that the Director of Public Prosecutions in New South Wales has dropped the charges against Scientology leader Jan Eastgate.
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