Lifestyle
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Cowardly bag snatch attacks
Bag snatchings are on the rise, with cowardly attacks, usually by young men on elderly or vulnerable women, resulting in injury and trauma.
November 23, 6:18 pm -
Time to dob in racists
A campaign to dob in racists has started, and the warning is clear: watch what you say and who you say it to, or risk being branded a racist.
November 21, 6:18 pm -
Mother's desperate search
A mother is searching across the country for a missing daughter who doesn't want to be found, because her mum wants to get her locked up.
November 21, 6:18 pm -
Most expensive divorce ever?
Divorces are often very costly, both emotionally and financially, but this one takes the wedding cake as Australia's most expensive break-up.
November 20, 6:28 pm -
Maddie's collar bomb ordeal
The inside story behind the ten hours of hell suffered by schoolgirl Madeleine Pulver at the hands of collar bomb hoaxer Paul Peters is hard to believe.
November 20, 6:18 pm -
Bali bound schoolies
The security efforts and strong police presence might makes Surfers Paradise safer for school leavers, but it's also driving them to head overseas.
November 19, 6:18 pm -
Air force whistle blower
Australia's answer to Maverick, a daredevil pilot and adrenaline junkie 'Top Gun', has blown the lid on the Air Force's biggest secrets.
November 15, 6:18 pm -
'Angel' lends a helping hand
A selfless young woman whose mission is to help her city's homeless has secretly been joined by an undercover angel - one of Australia's richest men.
November 14, 6:18 pm -
Shocking class bullying video
In a shocking display of premeditated violence, a classroom bully has been captured on camera by his own sister while attacking another student.
November 13, 6:18 pm -
Taking Google to court
In a landmark legal battle, a man has taken internet giant Google to court after online searches linked him to an infamous underworld figure.
November 12, 6:18 pm -
Pensioners' pal 'Helpful Harry'
Harry Horsnell says it is possible to live on the pension and still enjoy the occasional luxury, like a holiday, and the trick is smarter shopping.
November 9, 6:33 pm -
Reporting from the frontline
Tracey Shelton has one of the world's most dangerous jobs, working on the frontline in the most explosive trouble spots to tell their stories.
November 9, 6:23 pm -
Cut price flight offers
Australians are heading overseas for holidays in record numbers, and while the strong Aussie dollar has a lot to do with it, so do the cheap flights.
November 9, 6:18 pm -
Bank 'prevents shooting'
A bank's debt collection efforts turned into a police raid when an employee became disturbed by a customer's behaviour and called the cops.
November 8, 6:18 pm -
Australia's great class divide
There's a growing divide between Australia's rich and poor, so just how much difference is there between the haves and the have-nots today?
November 7, 6:18 pm -
Big gamble goes wrong
With millions lost, hundreds of investors are counting the cost of getting involved with a smooth-talking conman posing as a film and casino mogul.
November 6, 6:18 pm -
Melbourne Cup celebrations
Green Moon is an imported horse, but his victory is a triumph for his Australian trainer and connections, and they're not the only ones celebrating.
November 6, 6:18 pm -
Rise of the drones
It sounds like something out of the sci-fi world, but aircraft without pilots are real, and they're here now, available for anyone to buy.
November 5, 6:18 pm -
Victim or killer?
For the first time since being found not guilty of stabbing her boyfriend to death, Lena Kasparian has spoken out to say it wasn't a murder.
November 5, 6:18 pm -
Preparing for The Cup
Part of what makes the Melbourne Cup so special is the build-up, and today locals and visitors were out in force for the parade through the city.
November 5, 6:18 pm
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