Dad on phone as son hit by Warner six
Afghanistan's bowlers weren't the only ones feeling the pain after David Warner's rampaging innings. Warner's touching gesture »
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Kerr reveals top fit tip
Miranda Kerr has revealed an unconventional trick for helping her keep her famously toned body in top condition. Rather than the intensive yoga and running routines she has spoken about in the past, the Aussie supermodel and entrepreneur said it was bouncing on a trampoline with her four-year-old son Flynn that made her feel most vital. "Nothing beats dancing and jumping on the trampoline with my son," Kerr said.
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Chilling details revealed about Bali Nine executions
Chilling details have been revealed about the impending execution of the Bali Nine duo on death row in Indonesia.
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And the average penis size is...
Okay men, time to ‘fess up: How much time have you spent worrying that your penis size isn’t, well, “normal”?
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Pregnant woman discovers 'labour pains' actually bowel cancer
An expectant mother has received the devastating news that the pain she thought was caused by the early arrival of her child was in fact bowel cancer. The Daily Mail reported that a year ago 32-year-old British woman Nina Langley was diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome, a disease which sometimes has similar symptoms to bowel cancer. Nina Langley, 32, pictured with baby Teddy and fiance Ed Cusick, was forced to undergo an emergency caesarian after doctors discovered she had bowel cancer that had spread to her liver.
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Man hands in 'severed penis' at police station
A man has handed in what is believed to be a severed penis at a police station on the NSW Central Coast. Authorities say the man walked into Toukley Police Station just before midday claiming to have found a human penis inside a plastic bag.
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Devastated mum 'eats' son captured by IS
IS militants have delved to a new low and reportedly fed a desperate mum a meal of rice and meat and then told her “You’ve just eaten your son.”
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Bushfire burns towards homes
A bushfire alert has been issued for a fire burning near homes in Beeliar.The fire started just after 1pm and has burnt through about 28 hectares.A watch and act alert has been issued for people in the eastern part of Beeliar in the City of CockburnThe
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US billionaire says WWII Japanese ship found in Philippines
Manila (AFP) - Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen said Wednesday he had found one of Japan's biggest and most famous battleships on a Philippine seabed, some 70 years after American forces sank it during World War II.
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'Drunk' woman loses to landlord
A woman left paraplegic after falling over a balustrade in a rental home has failed in her claim for damages against the landlord after a judge ruled she was extremely drunk at the time. On Christmas Day 2009, Jane Hutch and her two children were toasting her new two-storey townhouse in Doubleview when disaster struck. Ms Hutch, who was 47 at the time, toppled over an upstairs balustrade and fell metres to the tiled floor below, suffering head and spinal injuries that left her permanently confined to a wheelchair.
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Mark Zuckerberg's one rule for hiring at Facebook
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has just one rule that helps him determine whether a candidate would be a good fit for the company. "I will only hire someone to work directly for me if I would work for that person," Zuckerberg told a group attending the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Zuckerberg, who has a net worth of around $35 billion, also noted that hiring is a problem at Facebook, because there is more work to do than people to accomplish it.
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World's Most Expensive Cities Revealed
Sadly, two of our major cities are among the top 10 most expensive in the world.
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Islamic State: Mother only discovered son Ashley Johnston was fighting in Syria after his death
Amanda Johnston only discovered her son Ashley was at war with Islamic State (IS) in Syria when she learned of his death last week.
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Hilary Duff unsure if marriage works
Hilary Duff has admitted her belief in the concept of marriage has been shaken by her split from husband Mike Comrie.
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Why Guys Love Round Butts
You love them. Sir Mix-A-Lot loves them. Without them, almost half of rap lyrics would be meaningless, but why do men love women with a round butt?
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Petanque pair play for nation
The boules will be in Safety Bay Petanque Club players Helen Bayet's and Hina Vert's hands this month when they compete in the Trans Tasman Petanque Challenge. Bayet is set to compete in the over 60s competition, while Vert will play in the open category. Bayet said the object of Petanque, a form of French boules, was to get your balls as close as possible to the cochonet to score points.
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Wild Kimberley weather snaps
A station worker in the Kimberley has snapped stunning pictures of storm clouds rolling across the region during this week's heavy rains. Nerrima station cook Dan Mcintosh said the Tuesday afternoon storm missed the main station building but bought a welcome 2 millimetres of rain to the property 120 kilometre south east of Derby. Mr McIntosh said roll clouds like the once he photographed normally occurred in February and it was rare to see them so late in the year.
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Australian-first floating solar farm due to begin construction in SA
An Australian-first floating solar power plant is expected to be operational in South Australia by early April, with construction about to begin. The plant will float on a wastewater treatment facility in Jamestown in the state's mid north. Felicia Whiting of Infratech Industries said the plant was designed so that much of the construction could be carried out offsite and slotted together at the facility.
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How do you say goodbye?
No parent should ever have to say goodbye to their child, yet for the families and loved ones of Bali... How do you say goodbye? was published on Mouths of Mums.
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Nurofen claims misleading: ACCC
The company that markets Nurofen faces legal action over claims it has misled consumers about the popular painkiller. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission alleges that Reckitt Benckiser's Nurofen Specific Pain Products are identical despite claiming on their packaging to treat different kinds of pain, such as migraines and tension headaches. "The ACCC alleges that these representations were false or misleading because the caplets in all four Nurofen Specific Pain Products are identical and each contain the same active ingredient, ibuprofen lysine 342mg," the ACCC said in a statement on Thursday.
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US running out of room to store oil; price collapse next?
The U.S. has so much crude that it is running out of places to put it, and that could drive oil and gasoline prices even lower in the coming months. For the past eight weeks, the United States has been ...
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