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Moisturiser or melanoma?
US Scientists say they may have discovered a link between moisturisers and cancer.
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Kids in the back, and smokes in the trash
The New South Wales Government has made it illegal to smoke in cars carrying children.
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Lights, camera, crashin'
A Northern Territory man has been caught filming himself speeding at 150km an hour, while masturbating in a car full of marijuana plants.
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Keep it in the pants or clean it up
British police have been issued with cleaning equipment to force public urinators to mop up their mess.
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Invisibility clearly achieved
Scientists at the University of California have demonstrated technology that can make 3D objects invisible.
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Dog turd enters no-fly zone
A giant inflatable exhibition by American artist Paul McCarthy, Complex Shit, has been picked up by the wind and carried 200 metres.
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Games start on the wrong foot
It has been revealed that part of the Beijing Olympics opening ceremony was faked.
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New filler in Manila
Police in Manila are looking to convert their patrol cars so they run on used cooking oil from McDonalds.
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Just a spoonful of Hollywood
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have denied reports they are seeking a Mary Poppins-style nanny.
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Sporting controversy soon to lift
Controversy has surrounded the decision to let a ten-year-old girl participate in a body building competition.
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Canter hide the bourbon breath
A Newcastle man has been charged with drink-riding after he was discovered on a horse with a bottle of bourbon.
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A Winehouse full of children
Drug-addled singer Amy Winehouse has revealed she wants to have five children with her jailed husband.
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McRats: the newest meal deal
A NSW McDonald’s outlet has been fined after rats were found in its food handling area.
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Bumpy ride for flying kangaroo
Qantas has denied poor maintenance was to blame for the massive hole in their 747 jet.
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No wedding to celibate
The Veronicas' Lisa Origliasso has called off her engagement to celibate Neighbours star Dean Geyer.
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No monkeys for Hollywood
Hollywood's sole supplier of orangutans has stopped renting them out for movies because they are on the endangered list.
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World's oldest blogger signs off
The world's oldest blogger has died at the age of 108.
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Rubik would be rolling in his cube
A Dutch teenager has set a new world record for solving the Rubik's Cube in 7.07 seconds.
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Time to forget the past, says Bishop
World Youth Day co-ordinator Bishop Anthony Fisher has told victims of abuse they should stop dwelling on the past.
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Fishy story behind evolution
Scientists say the discovery of fish fossils dating back 50 million years may be the missing piece in evolutionary theory.
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Babies the latest drug craze
A Queensland doctor has found that babies' smiles give mothers a natural high which can be addictive.
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Schappelle gets Mercedes for her birthday
Schapelle Corby has celebrated her 31st birthday behind bars.
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Greg Norman hits hole in one hundred million
Greg Norman's ex-wife has won a divorce settlement worth $100 million.
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Move over Barbie: it's Bindi time
Bindi Irwin has announced that a talking Bindi Irwin doll will hit the shelves in September.
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Laughing all the way to the Pope
World Youth Day organiser Bishop Anthony Fisher says a health group's decision to hand out condoms to pilgrims will add comedy to the religious event.
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Happy meals for Her Majesty
Britain's Crown Estate has done a deal that has resulted in the Queen becoming landlord of a McDonald's restaurant.
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Gypsy life is no carnival
Italian authorities are fingerprinting thousands of Gypsies living across the country, leading to accusations of racism.
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From big couch to the big screen
After much speculation it has been confirmed that the TV series Friends is headed for the big screen.
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Bush lets Mandela off the terror hook
President Bush has signed a bill removing Nelson Mandela from the US terror watch list.
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Ending on a Downer
Alexander Downer has announced his retirement after 25 years in Parliament.
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Women shopping their lives away
A new report says the average Australian woman spends up to a year of her life shopping.
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Big Brother's big addition
Former Baywatch star Pamela Anderson will enter the Big Brother house tonight.
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Tasers take the capsicum cake
A police trial of the 'taser' stun guns which used them 106 times in a year, has concluded that the guns are better than capsicum spray.
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Race to find Scooby-Doo continues
A man dressed as Scooby-Doo is wanted by police after he invaded the racetrack on Ipswich Cup Day.
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Ski resort goes downhill
Pakistan's only ski resort has been destroyed in an attack by militants.
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The edge every athlete needs
Viagra may be banned from international sport after evidence emerged it could improve athletic performance.
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Weaving the dragon
Airport customs in China have apprehended drug traffickers who imported heroin by weaving it into carpets.
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Rise in films for very mature audiences
Japan is experiencing a boom in its porn industry, with sex scenes between old people the fastest-growing genre.
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A smile a day keeps the nurses in pay
British nurses have been asked to smile more in the hope of improving patients' stay in hospital.
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Underbelly trouble for the under-aged
An inquiry has been launched to find out how inmates in the Victoria's biggest youth prison came into possession of the banned TV drama Underbelly.
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Robot relations not so far off
Scientists have predicted that humans will one day have sex with robots.
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Titanic opportunity of a lifejacket
An unused life jacket from the Titanic will be auctioned later this month in New York.
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Naomi hits the sidewalk
Supermodel Naomi Campbell has been sentenced to 200 hours of community service after pleading guilty to assaulting two police officers.
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Sleepers put money where the mouth is
Top business executives raised money for the homeless this week by spending the night sleeping it rough at Sydney's Luna Park.
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Aussies now the fattest around
Health experts have warned that many Australians are dangerously overweight.
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Earthquakes cause tents situation
Chinese authorities say they need 3 million tents to house the estimated 5 million people left homeless as a result of the earthquakes in May.
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Rudd ends whale of a time
Kevin Rudd's diplomatic mission to Japan ended with the two countries 'agreeing to disagree' on the issue of whaling.
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One flu over the horses stable
The Australian Quarantine Authority has been blamed for last year's equine influenza outbreak.
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Drink up, suit up and get dancing
A Vodka Cruisers executive has apologised for giving away free condoms with alcopops and offering a pole-dancing kit as a prize.
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Life's lessons as easy as ABC
The ABC is under fire for developing an online game that tells children when they will die.
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Security leak tells all
A UK spy has been suspended for leaving classified files on a train, in an orange folder marked 'SECRET'.
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Back to the books for Mugabe
The University of Massachusetts has revoked the honorary law degree it awarded to Robert Mugabe in 1986.
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Doctors take a towelling
Doctors in Japan have discovered a surgical towel inside a patient, who's had it in his body since an operation in 1983.
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Ruddy don't care
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd says Australia's interests will be well served no matter which candidate wins the US Presidential election.
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Diddley leaves fans blue
Tributes continue to pour in for legendary blues guitarist, Bo Diddley, who died last week at the age of 79.
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Mother's little helper
In the US, a drunk mother let her one year-old son take the wheel of her car, in what police have called one of the most irresponsible cases of dangerous driving of all time.
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Fitting farewell for fashion legend
Legendary French fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent has been laid to rest in Paris.
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No stopping the old on Everest
A 76-year-old Nepalese man has become the oldest person to climb to the top of Mount Everest.
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Pope in the best hands ever
Security measures for the Pope's visit to Australia are reportedly the safest they've ever been.
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Underbelly on the telly
With the conviction of the man who killed underworld figure Lewis Moran, Channel 9 is finally able to air the Underbelly series in Victoria.
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Basic insult
Sharon Stone has apologised to China after describing last month's earthquake disaster as 'karma'.
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Sex and the slutty: up in arms
Model Lauren Hutton has attacked Sex And The City, claiming its gay writers have depicted all single women as sluts.
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Gambling at a virtual loss
Experts say a new line of poker machines will use Xbox-style graphics to attract younger gamblers.
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Keeping children behind bars
The Federal Government has announced it will provide all new parents with a water safety DVD.
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Adoption is hard labour
Madonna recently declared that adopting African orphans is as painful as childbirth.
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Plea for chimp to be declared human
A British woman is fighting to have the chimpanzee legally declared a 'person' so it can enjoy basic human rights.
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Roboconductor hits the high notes
In the United States, a robot has conducted an orchestra for the first time.
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