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Timeline backfire
Private messages sent on Facebook have been popping up on public walls.
Jilted generations
Young people who can't afford to move out are forced to rely on their parents for years, say journalists Shiv Malik and Ed Howker.
Piano Island
A tiny island known for its musical heritage is striving for a spot on the United Nations World Heritage list.
Thinking caps on
An electric current through the brain helps some people solve puzzles they would normally find impossible.
War against women
Sexual violence against women is exacerbated in times of war and conflict, says Amrita Kapur.
FIFA 13 vs PES 2013
Review: It's the traditional annual showdown between the giants of virtual football.
Freedom to preach
A pair of street preachers have taken a legal dispute with Adelaide City Council all the way to the High Court.
Preschool obesity
Thirty per cent of overweight or obese five-year-olds have TVs in their bedroom, a new study has found.
Tricked and trafficked
Many women forced into the sex industry came to Australia with legal visas, says Julie Hepworth.
Badgers vs cows
The UK Government has announced a cull of badgers in an attempt to prevent the spread of bovine tuberculosis.
Balancing bias
A journalist's job is to distinguish between fact and bull-dust, not bleat about balance, says Jonathan Holmes.
The end of global hunger
Would solving worldwide hunger create more issues for the environment and the economy?
Workplace psychopaths
Most large organisations employ sociopaths who isolate and mentally destroy other staff, says Dr John Clarke.
Is lust good for you?
Sexual arousal may make you smarter but can also make you do bad things.
Lost Horizon
The utopia of Shangri La was introduced into the collective psyche by Frank Capra in 1937.
Barrier Reef in crisis
The Great Barrier Reef has lost more than half its coral cover over the last 27 years.
Taxing times in Timor
Will Australia's smallest northern neighbour triumph in battle over massive reserves of oil and gas in the Timor Sea?
Get your game on
The Australian fighting-game community celebrated its own grand final with Buttonsmash and Battle Arena Melbourne.
Killing our pets?
Chemicals found in furniture and household items could pose a health risk to your pet.
Rivers of gold run dry
Fairfax is paying a hefty price for failing to keep pace with change in the digital age.
