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Super Bowl jingle rip-off?
A super-sized legal battle is looming, after a Super Bowl ad, seen by hundreds of millions, used music that sounds like a hit song by an Aussie band.
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Bonds baby ambassadors
Bonds is on the hunt for a new face to promote its tiny tots range, and if you're the parent of a beautiful baby, this could be your big break.
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Stain removers put to the test
There are plenty of products on the supermarket shelves that claim to make clothes that are stained look brand new again, but how many actually deliver?
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Whiz in the kitchen
One simple appliance could end the battle with kitchen clutter, by doing everything most other appliances do, while saving you time and money.
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Hope for melanoma cure
Australians are more likely to develop some form of skin cancer than almost anywhere else in the world, and melanoma is a growing problem.
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Monday February 6th
Dobbing in speed cameras | Model's image trashed | Supermarket price cheque | Super Bowl's super ads
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Dobbing in speed cameras
For the first time, an independent commissioner is asking road users to name the speed cameras they feel are simply there to make money.
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Model's image trashed
A model and TV presenter has had her reputation tarnished and trashed by her former best friend, after photos she shared on Facebook were stolen.
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Supermarket price cheque
Over the past year the price cutting campaigns between the big supermarkets have escalated, but have the grocery prices we pay actually come down?
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Super Bowl's super ads
The Super Bowl showdown between the New York Giants and the New England Patriots was watched by a record US TV audience of almost 120 million.
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Tuesday February 7th
Bubble girl's lonely life | Nitpicking bureaucrats | Bank rate rebels | Star's courtroom drama
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Bubble girl's lonely life
After suffering a severe reaction to pest sprays, a promising young designer has had to spend the last three years living locked up in a bubble.
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Nitpicking bureaucrats
A revolt is growing against heavy-handed councils, with ratepayers and small businesses saying we're being over-governed and overcharged.
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Bank rate rebels
The Reserve Bank's decision to leave interest rates where they are will come as a disappointment to the majority of Australian home owners.
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Star's courtroom drama
A battle over unpaid rent is being played out in court, involving a high-profile soapie star being pursued for thousands of dollars by her landlord.
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Wednesday February 8th
New treatments for lice | Pensioners' million dollar loan | New products for diabetics | What's in the bottle?
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New treatments for lice
With school back from summer, millions of parents will be dreading the first time kids come home scratching their heads from head lice.
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Pensioners' million dollar loan
A pensioner couple, who haven't worked in decades, are facing financial ruin after being handed more than a million dollars in loans by a bank.
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New products for diabetics
Foods designed for diabetics and coeliacs are getting a tick of approval, taking over supermarket shelves as the choice for the health-conscious.
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What's in the bottle?
We drink 700 million litres of bottled water, worth half a billion dollars, every year, but is it any healthier than what comes out of our taps?
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Thursday February 2nd
Phone theft warning | Bank fee fightback | Products of the year | Princess in the kitchen
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Phone theft warning
There are 24 million mobile handsets in Australia, and each year 200,000 are lost or stolen, but the latest tracking technology is here to help.
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Bank fee fightback
We are getting slugged with $11 billion a year in fees on home and personal loans, ATM withdrawals, credit cards, and virtually every bank service.
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Products of the year
A survey of 7000 shoppers, ranking the top new products of the year, indicate that we are prepared to pay more for convenience and little luxuries.
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Princess in the kitchen
Every reality show needs a villain, and the new season of My Kitchen Rules has found a bedazzled baddie, who is spicing things up in a big way.
Friday February 3rd
Dangerous driver blitz | Fruit and vegetable war | Hungry Jack's halal claims | Gina Rinehart's family secrets
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Dangerous driver blitz
The police will target dangerous drivers, who concentrate on almost anything and everything - except driving - in their latest crackdown blitz.
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Fruit and vegetable war
With fruit and vegetables now firmly on the Coles and Woolworths radars, an independent grocer is claiming he can match and even beat their prices.
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Hungry Jack's halal claims
A Hungry Jack's outlet is under investigation after a false claim it was serving halal food. So why was the halal status approved in the first place?
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Gina Rinehart's family secrets
She is Australia's richest person - worth almost $20 billion, and earning millions every minute - and she protects her privacy with an iron grip.
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Tonight's Poll
Is the Super Bowl ad for Oikos Greek yoghurt a rip-off of the the John Butler Trio's song Zebra?
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Top tips for stain removal
While some of the tips for getting the best from your washing are common sense, others may surprise, but all should help your clothes be stain free.