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Dark matters
Ken Freeman was awarded the Prime Minister's Prize for Science for a theory he first posed in 1970.
Horrors of the Carbon Tax
The carbon tax is so insidious, it's brainwashing people into forgetting how bad it is.
Adrenalin nation
New Zealand's transformation into a magnet for thrill-seekers has had some devastating consequences.
Cloning cows
The surrogate mother to a clone of Australia's most expensive Brangus cow is about to give birth.
Facebook predators
Sophisticated child trafficking rings are using social media to target young Indonesian girls.
Wicked career move
Actor Helen Dallimore had steady work in Australia before she risked it all for a stint in London.
Emotional deafness
Tone deaf people miss the emotion encoded in the musical aspect of speech.
Fictional folk hero
Adam Shand has written a book to set the record straight about Carl Williams.
Milk maze
Supermarket shelves heave with 'added value' milks, but consumers are going back to old-fashioned full fat milk.
Phones over cars
Mobile phones are more important to young people than owning a car.
The meditation challenge
In the lead-up to the frenetic festive season, are you able to set aside some time each day to meditate?
Virgin takes Tiger by the tail
Virgin Australia's John Borghetti has unveiled a bold plan to compete with Qantas.
Environmental fascism
Ecological warriors can have a tyrannical perspective on life says, John Safran.
Rise of the superbugs
The misuse of antibiotics has created a breeding ground for deadly strains of bacteria.
Putting backpackers off
Will more expensive Working Holiday visas discourage foreign workers from coming to Australia?
Rap sheet
Nine prisoners from a Philippines jail have just released their first hip hop album.
Tall poppies
Are we too quick to criticise and condemn the rich and successful in Australia?
Hero stones
Extremely rare diamonds from Western Australia's Argyle mine are being snapped up for tens of millions of dollars.
Housos vs Authority
Is Paul Fenech's brand of underclass comedy cutting edge satire or a series of cheap shots?
Redfern Now
Stories of life in inner Sydney have been given a voice by Indigenous producers, writers, actors and directors.
