Consumer
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Cosmetic surgery teens
More and more Australian teens and young adults are turning to cosmetic surgery to enhance their appearance.
May 22, 6:18 pm -
Chicken growth
Poultry consumption is worth almost $20 billion a year, and chicken producers are speeding up the growth of chickens to keep up with demands.
May 22, 6:18 pm -
Best home renovations
Three family homes from Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne are vying for Houses magazine's 'Australian House of the Year'.
May 20, 6:18 pm -
Battery-operated home
A Victorian man has downsized his house to the size of a caravan and pays almost nothing in bills.
May 20, 6:18 pm -
Food poisoning restaurant
A restaurant has been linked to around 100 diners suffering from food poisoning, and the cases are so severe emergency departments are being flooded.
May 16, 6:18 pm -
Turning roads into race tracks
A driver in search of internet fame has transformed Brisbane's Gateway Motorway into a race track, performing donuts and burnouts across all four lanes.
May 15, 6:18 pm -
Cosmetic surgery 'queen'
As she approaches her 70th birthday, a woman in pursuit of the 'perfect body' is nearing her 150th cosmetic procedure.
May 13, 6:18 pm -
Renovation tips
Aussies love a good DIY renovation project, but it's important to remember that for every home success story there is a renovation disaster.
May 10, 6:18 pm -
Diamond valuation
Valuers put to the test to see if they could tell the difference between synthetic and natural diamonds failed with valuations varying by thousands.
May 9, 6:18 pm -
Fatigued female driver danger
Fatigue is one of the biggest killers on our roads, rivalling speeding and drink driving, but the problem it can't be tested for.
May 3, 6:18 pm -
The 'perfect face'
Cosmetic surgeons have unveiled what they claim is the 'perfect face' and it is calculated through a mathematical equation called the golden ratio.
April 29, 6:18 pm -
Caravan conman
A caravan conman has been taking advantage of people who spend thousands of dollars buying motor-homes for their adventures.
April 24, 6:19 pm -
Blitz on unregistered vehicles
Police are using high-tech radars to crackdown on drivers behind the wheels of unregistered vehicles in an effort to make the roads safer.
April 24, 6:18 pm -
'Dirty spuds'
The big market for unwashed potatoes has led to a bizarre practice of 'dirt sprinkling' at a large potato supplier, as an insider has revealed.
April 23, 6:18 pm -
Food poisoning epidemic
Buying takeaway or eating out can have potentially dangerous consequences with rates of food poisoning reaching epidemic levels.
April 23, 6:18 pm -
Best car resale value
Thousands of dollars are wiped off a car's value as soon as it's driven off the lot, but which makes and models lose less than others?
April 23, 6:18 pm -
Fast food, fast facts
If you're like millions of Aussies then there's a good chance you indulged in a little fast food over the weekend - so just how unhealthy was it?
April 22, 6:18 pm -
Queensland's best suburbs
Which suburbs in South East Queensland scored the highest in services and infrastructure, and does it affect the prices of the houses?
April 18, 6:18 pm -
Suburbs 'great divide'
A line between the Eastern suburbs and Greater Western Sydney has been branded 'the great divide' but now there's a plan to close the gap.
April 18, 6:18 pm -
Elderly evicted by bulldozers
Developers have used bulldozers to push a pensioner couple out of their rented home because they were apparently in a hurry to construct.
April 17, 6:18 pm
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